Metalartin
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You'd have to be fuming as any fan, to give away a goal that could decide the tie like Barca did on that corner.
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Champions League Games 7/8 May
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The Light Was Yellow Sir
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And our best defender this season made 2 absolute, unpredictable howlers.We went out because Aguero is poor at penalties and the ref can’t see hands hitting a ball into a net.
Bill
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really?Wtf was that from the ref. Don’t need to whistle for a corner? I am absolutely puzzled at how that stood.
Plays By Sense Of Smell
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As appalling as Barca have been, it’s not over yet my friends...
Another miracle at Anfield.
There’ll be a DVD about this season, I guarantee it. Even if they end up trophyless
You know it!!!
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Summerbuzz
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Wtf was that from the ref. Don’t need to whistle for a corner? I am absolutely puzzled at how that stood.
Use of whistle
The whistle is needed to:
* start play (1st, 2nd half), after a goal
* stop play
– for a free kick or penalty kick
– if match is suspended or abandoned
– when a period of play has ended due to the expiration of time
* restart play at
– free kicks when the wall is ordered back the appropriate distance
– penalty kicks
* restart play after it has been stopped due to:
– the issue of a yellow or red card for misconduct
– injury
– substitution
The whistle is NOT needed
* to stop play for:
– a goal kick, corner kick or throw-in
– a goal
* to restart play from
– a free kick, goal kick, corner kick, throw-in
A whistle which is used too frequently unnecessarily will have less impact when it is needed. When a discretionary whistle is needed to start play, the referee should clearly announce to the players that the restart may not occur until after that signal.
The whistle is needed to:
* start play (1st, 2nd half), after a goal
* stop play
– for a free kick or penalty kick
– if match is suspended or abandoned
– when a period of play has ended due to the expiration of time
* restart play at
– free kicks when the wall is ordered back the appropriate distance
– penalty kicks
* restart play after it has been stopped due to:
– the issue of a yellow or red card for misconduct
– injury
– substitution
The whistle is NOT needed
* to stop play for:
– a goal kick, corner kick or throw-in
– a goal
* to restart play from
– a free kick, goal kick, corner kick, throw-in
A whistle which is used too frequently unnecessarily will have less impact when it is needed. When a discretionary whistle is needed to start play, the referee should clearly announce to the players that the restart may not occur until after that signal.
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They were in the first leg, why is anyone surprised.
I'm not at all surprised. Barca were shite against the Raggies as well.They were in the first leg, why is anyone surprised.
They pulled us back for taking a quick throw-in.If we'd have scored that, they'd have found some obscure reason or rule to disallow it.