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Post by SuttonUnitedFCtv on Dec 12, 2021 9:34:06 GMT
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Post by pinewalker on Dec 12, 2021 17:49:35 GMT
Where is the goal indicator on a watch when you need it? In league 2 an incompetent ref and inactive linesman miss a U's goal. In the 1.08 time of these highlights Lee Angol the Bradford 19 is completely inside the goal himself by 2 feet when he handles the ball and throws it out of the goal. The ref gives a corner - which means he saw no foul by Sutton, and missed a handball of a ball which was already in goal.
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Post by markf on Dec 12, 2021 18:46:49 GMT
Angol looks offside for the second unless someone out of shot is playing him on.
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Post by os on Dec 12, 2021 23:48:46 GMT
No doubt about the hand ball, you can clearly see the arm being used in slow motion.
As for offside its very tight with Ben when the ball is played.
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Post by halftimet on Dec 14, 2021 17:26:16 GMT
I don't agree with sending players off in those circumstances.The penalty should suffice. If you miss the penalty there is no forfeit for the player or team committing the offence and denying a certain goal. The fairest option for a handball in the 6 yard box is that a free kick should be awarded at the spot where the offence was committed. Any opposing team player to be 10 yards from the ball leaving a free shot at goal. The player committing the offence stays on. |
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Post by toothman on Dec 14, 2021 17:54:08 GMT
I don't agree with sending players off in those circumstances.The penalty should suffice. If you miss the penalty there is no forfeit for the player or team committing the offence and denying a certain goal. The fairest option for a handball in the 6 yard box is that a free kick should be awarded at the spot where the offence was committed. Any opposing team player to be 10 yards from the ball leaving a free shot at goal. The player committing the offence stays on. How about if the penalty is scored the player stays on . If the penalty is missed or saved the player is dismissed, but not both punishments. |
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Post by pinewalker on Dec 14, 2021 20:42:41 GMT
If you miss the penalty there is no forfeit for the player or team committing the offence and denying a certain goal. The fairest option for a handball in the 6 yard box is that a free kick should be awarded at the spot where the offence was committed. Any opposing team player to be 10 yards from the ball leaving a free shot at goal. The player committing the offence stays on. How about if the penalty is scored the player stays on . If the penalty is missed or saved the player is dismissed, but not both punishments. The Bradford 19 would have escaped punishment if the game followed what actually happened, because when he touched the ball it was 'dead'. Play being halted when it fully crossed the goal line. That is not a handball. |
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