FA Cup Final 15/May, Chelsea v Leicester

[goalmole]

I can't recall a cup final with the ball more in the air than on the ground. Hoofball.

That'll be their tactic in the CL final.

 

[ancoats]

If he was in his own penalty area, it’s not a penalty, so how can it be handball in the middle of the pitch?

that's what am saying it should be hand ball if the ball was going to a player that could score
a missed controlling of the ball on to the arm is a mistake if you gain advantage both in or outside the box

but if it comes off somebody else first and hits your leg and bounces up on to arm its not miss controlling the ball or a mistake . its simple the advantage leicester city player gained when the ball was stopped by the arm

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Delighted for Leicester. This was the one they really wanted.

However there is a massive double standard when it comes to the reporting of their brilliant owners and our own. We've rightly just heard on the BBC how the owners have bought into the local area and built up the club. Nevertheless, they broke FFP rules to get into the Premier League. I think the rules are rubbish but if it was us then the media would be all over us like a rash.

their owners make more investments into those who make decisions and media noise, so naturally no-one questions their antics.

 

[tweety]

Happy days
Pleased for the foxes

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

Is there not a law that if it hits a players arm whether accidental or not in the move that leads to a goal the goal can’t stand?

think Laporte/Jesus against Spurs two years ago
Or more recently Callum Wilson at Anfield a few weeks ago
The ball hits Perez’s hand before he sets up Tielemans
Why is nothing being made of this?

I know it’s a daft rule and it’s good to see Chelsea beaten, but come on rules are rules

 

[MCFC1993]

Happy Leicester won.

This season is starting to look like it might all fall apart for Chelsea.

 

[JoeD]

Well done and congratulations LCFC.

Thanks mate, enjoy your night. Proper club with proper fans.

Thanks, both you. I'm already pissed and the night#s just getting started.

 

[ancoats]

Is there not a law that if it hits a players arm whether accidental or not in the move that leads to a goal the goal can’t stand?

think Laporte/Jesus against Spurs two years ago
Or more recently Callum Wilson at Anfield a few weeks ago
The ball hits Perez’s hand before he sets up Tielemans
Why is nothing being made of this?

I know it’s a daft rule and it’s good to see Chelsea beaten, but come on rules are rules

I've been saying the same thing on here and got battered ? the advantage he gained when the ball hitting his arm is clear

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Evidence?

Go look at the highlights. I'm not going to go scroll through them to screenshot and waste my time on an argument about a goal that was correctly called offside.

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

I've been saying the same thing on here and got battered ? the advantage he gained when the ball hitting his arm is clear

I don’t even think it’s about whether there’s an advantage
I thought the new rule brought in at start of the 19/20 season was clear in black and white, if it hits your arm at all the goal can’t stand