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Not complaining, our 4th goal in the 94th minute yesterday could win us the title.I wonder where 5 mins extra time came from? No major injuries and don’t think subs would add up to 5mins.
Not complaining, our 4th goal in the 94th minute yesterday could win us the title.I wonder where 5 mins extra time came from? No major injuries and don’t think subs would add up to 5mins.
Alty has got more than a few 'questionable' performances in his scrapbook.The guy is a rag, but no matter who you support, there was nothing anyone could do to help the scum today, I'm struggling to remember a worse performance
Violent conduct, Beglin apologised for initially saying red card as he thought NH7 had kicked jones chest when the replay showed he’d kicked the ball....yeah hard as fuck straight into his chest in a snidey fit of rage. Red all day long.Letter of the law - Fake Ron should have seen Red also, but miraculously only got a yellow. If that had been any one of our forwards Sky would have played it on a loop and begged VAR to take action.
The 6 second rule used to apply once the goalkeeper was deemed in control of the ball. This would include once he had the ball in his hands to take a goal kick. Now it officially only applies during open play and he has full control of the ball. However, under FIFA interpretations, the ref has been advised that the 6 second rule should only apply once the box is cleared of all outfield players. Also if he is on the ground this does not count until standing and all outfield players have left the box. Furthermore, if an attacking player is within 10 yards it is deemed he is stopping the keeper releasing the ball."Richardtheref"?
It might not have been applied for 15 years but it's still there:
An indirect free kick is awarded if a goalkeeper, inside their penalty area,
commits any of the following offences:
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controls the ball with the hand/arm for more than six seconds before releasing
it
etc
You add 30 seconds for each sub. Also, wasn't there an injury in 2nd half so 4 minutes looked about rightNot complaining, our 4th goal in the 94th minute yesterday could win us the title.
Hackett in the Telegraph today suggests that he had a strong game but the way the Pogba red was administered initially was in stark contrast to the red that Delph got at Wigan. No doubt that Delph was an easy target for the ref, but Pogba v The Dippers at The Swamp? Come on, we don't give reds unless yer called Crappenberg and it's a derby!! I seem to think it was the same Whistling Wanker? Had we not had some sense from the VAR shed Pogba would have completed the full ninety!Alty has got more than a few 'questionable' performances in his scrapbook.
So in yesterday's plastic Derby what happened ?You add 30 seconds for each sub. Also, wasn't there an injury in 2nd half so 4 minutes looked about right
It is violent, and the option of kicking the ball at someone instead of using yer foot to kick 'em doesn't make it any less violent.I remember Gary Nutter getting a red for deliberately kicking the ball into the crowd. I think it is another example of some players having different rules applied to them compared to others. Let's wait for a player getting dismissed for the same. it'll come before the season ends.Violent conduct, Beglin apologised for initially saying red card as he thought NH7 had kicked jones chest when the replay showed he’d kicked the ball....yeah hard as fuck straight into his chest in a snidey fit of rage. Red all day long.