stan bowles
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If he moves to the Gooners he'll fit right in with them lot. Definitely their type of player.
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Premier League Games 20/21/22 January '24
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stan bowles
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Clearly done while the ref's back was turned to avoid detection. 3 match ban hopefully.Yes, that was the major difference to just moving the ball. There was an element of dishonesty, shirley?
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Which LOTG has he broken to be banned for?But they don't smear the white spray line over the grass to try and deceive everyone. Clear cheating and he should be banned for it.
Should players in a defensive wall that creep over the foam line be banned too?
stan bowles
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Why did he do it then ? If that was Be Druyne the reaction would have been totally different.Which LOTG has he broken to be banned for?
Should players in a defensive wall that creep over the foam line be banned too?
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Loads of players move the ball before taking a free kick. Weird that there seems to be umbrage at Toney’s goal.
Give one other example where a player has scored direct from a free kick after moving the ball a foot and a half outside the referee's foam marking and then deliberately moving the foam as well to make it look credible?
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I’ve seen foam being moved before, but I can’t show you an example as I’ve never thought much about it before.Give one other example where a player has scored direct from a free kick after moving the ball a foot and a half outside the referee's foam marking and then deliberately moving the foam as well to make it look credible?
It tends to be players moving the ball backwards to get more distance between the ball and the wall. This time it was sideways.
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To gain an advantage, just as players take corners from outside the quadrant and steal yards on non-ceremonial free kicks.Why did he do it then ? If that was Be Druyne the reaction would have been totally different.
marco
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not expecting anything other than a Liverpool win,anything else is a bonus,a draw would be fantastic a loss for them out of this world
zandvoort blue
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Interesting to see how Brereton-Diaz does today for Sheff U. Highly rated at Blackburn, but it just hasn`t worked out at Villareal.
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I’ve seen foam being moved before, but I can’t show you an example as I’ve never thought much about it before.
It tends to be players moving the ball backwards to get more distance between the ball and the wall. This time it was sideways.
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