If it hits the post and goes in, goal, if it hits the post and doesn't go in, its no goal, its very black or white that, more so than many other decisions (laws).
In your "other scenario" fuck knows under the new ruling, but it should be a goal imho.But Aguero’s penalty did go in so surely that can’t be ruled out?
Another scenario - the penalty is on target, the goalkeeper pushes onto the inside of the post and then it hits his hand a second time and goes into the net. There’s no way that could disallowed but by the example above it would be. It would cause mayhem.
Gundog’s a brilliant penalty taker.I don’t think there is anything to be gained by changing the rules. On a separate note, I’d have Gundogan taking our penalties from now on.
Gundog’s a brilliant penalty taker.
Even prior to joining us, I remember admiring the penalty he took for Dortmund in the CL final against Munich. Took some balls that.
Two of his last 3 pens have been incredibly lucky. Let Gundi or Raz take them.
No the rule isn't being changed, not even in shoot outs.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-penalty-rule-not-14089545
A player is onside for a goal kick, so they could potentially take a quick one and the same problem will result.This new rule means Ederson can be our penalty taker. No chance of a break away and the opponents walking it into an empty net