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I don't really get it either unless you're at the game as a neutral.
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Liverpool (H) Post Match Thread
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dennishasdoneit
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Great post.He's just gone all in since he became the Cult leader at Klanfield.
All managers do once they get there look at that nutter Bodgers with his Nazi style armband, it could be the only way to get those lunatic fans on board.
Id forgot al about stern faced Bodger,lol.thanks blue.!!
It’s not all semantics tho. Suggest you take a look....pics & everyfink ;)
https://www.fifa.com/mm/document/afdeveloping/refereeing/law_12_fouls_misconduct_en_47379.pdf
I know the laws. I know how they came to be. And "careless, reckless, excessive force" were there before someone came up with the idea of using those words to determine disciplinary sanctions (yellow and red cards).
Stuff like that is there too in law 11 where "gaining an advantage" now means something different to what it originally meant. The laws are drafted by referees rather than writers.
Because they haven’t read or understood the laws of the game
It isn't just the laws. There is plenty of stuff (eg video training for refs) to say that once you leave the ground you're out of control and can't be sure where you'll land. Kompany got a RC rescinded a few years ago (v. Arsenal) because he actually missed the opponent by a long way, but Mike Riley was quoted from a previous incident: "The message is that if you commit to a tackle that is at speed and with intensity, typically with both feet off the ground, then you put yourself at risk of being sent off."
Agree with all the rest but the way to deal with this (and we did it at amateur level) is simply to kick the ball against them and get them booked for deliberately encroaching. It's mandatory so if the ref orders a retake without booking them it's easy to point out.
Even that isn't straightforward. If you take a quick FK and the ball hits an opponent less than ten yards away, play on (even if he should have retreated ten yards). If the opponent is close and sticks out a foot to intercept it, that's an offence and should be a YC.
"If a player decides to take a free kick quickly and an opponent who is less than 9.15 m from the ball intercepts it, the referee shall allow play to continue. If a player decides to take a free kick quickly and an opponent who is near the ball deliberately prevents him taking the kick, the referee shall caution the player for delaying the start of play."
It might be mandatory but it doesn't always happen (in the Prem). Feel free to point that out to Mike Riley when next you see him!
citytilllidie
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Still reading after match posts on this thread shows what a great buzz everyone got out of this game.
Still giddy now.
Still giddy now.
squirtyflower
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Ironic isn’t that in the last two games Ederson. has been booked for time wasting. On neither occasion was he given a warning or told to hurry up. He deserved it against Liverpool, but I’ve seen the same thing happen with countless keepers at the Etihad with barely a word spoken till the last few minutes of the game, never mind a booking for a first offence.I fully agree with you both; forever moaning at the match to the daughter about these incidents. It fucking amazes me that the posters on here who desperately need to be seen as the most balanced blue in the world, end up being some of the most blinkered.
Bottom line we get reffed differently; time wasting by keepers being my current favorite but the general grabbing, pulling of shirts etc that we suffer are exactly what the likes of Neville accuse us of.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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I never knew until thursdays game that klopp stands in the centre circle watching the opposition warm up almost like he’s trying to stare you out! If I were pep I’d just tell the lads to laugh like fuck and point at the dickhead and fire balls at his teeth!
Cringeworthy stuff from Klopp trying to eye ball our players during the warm up, proper played up to the cameras as well doing it. Trying to give off the mantra that he’s up there with Guardiola with looking at fine details and studying the opposition when really he is just a wannabe cheap Aldi version of Pep, without the trophies, without the tactics but a big monkey on his back of failing when it comes to the big moments.
When they got back into it he must have thought job done in keeping City at arms length in the title race. Now he must be shitting it with self doubt that it could all go tits up again.
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It isn't just the laws. There is plenty of stuff (eg video training for refs) to say that once you leave the ground you're out of control and can't be sure where you'll land. Kompany got a RC rescinded a few years ago (v. Arsenal) because he actually missed the opponent by a long way, but Mike Riley was quoted from a previous incident: "The message is that if you commit to a tackle that is at speed and with intensity, typically with both feet off the ground, then you put yourself at risk of being sent off."
Even that isn't straightforward. If you take a quick FK and the ball hits an opponent less than ten yards away, play on (even if he should have retreated ten yards). If the opponent is close and sticks out a foot to intercept it, that's an offence and should be a YC.
"If a player decides to take a free kick quickly and an opponent who is less than 9.15 m from the ball intercepts it, the referee shall allow play to continue. If a player decides to take a free kick quickly and an opponent who is near the ball deliberately prevents him taking the kick, the referee shall caution the player for delaying the start of play."
It might be mandatory but it doesn't always happen (in the Prem). Feel free to point that out to Mike Riley when next you see him!
Mike Riley the Doyen of refereeing.
Shit referees, then become the orators, of refereeing punditry.
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He’s clearly a narcissist. Only doing it to get himself on cameras on the tele.Cringeworthy stuff from Klopp trying to eye ball our players during the warm up, proper played up to the cameras as well doing it. Trying to give off the mantra that he’s up there with Guardiola with looking at fine details and studying the opposition when really he is just a wannabe cheap Aldi version of Pep, without the trophies, without the tactics but a big monkey on his back of failing when it comes to the big moments.
When they got back into it he must have thought job done in keeping City at arms length in the title race. Now he must be shitting it with self doubt that it could all go tits up again.
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