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Uefa suspension rule
- Thread starter Proelia
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Are you Welsh?Two yellow cards = a suspension= utter utter shite
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NanaToure42
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I mentioned this in an earlier thread and it's obviously a hot topic right now in the football world.
Personally, I think 2 yellows over the course of 5 matches should not justify a suspension.
Personally, I think 2 yellows over the course of 5 matches should not justify a suspension.
TCIB
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2 yellows in 5 games is the limit but a comfortable one imo, it is a bit harsh i think that he has to sit it out.
Plays By Sense Of Smell
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Yellows are aimed at stopping cheating. No-brainer in my book. Don't cheat.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Yellows are aimed at stopping cheating. No-brainer in my book. Don't cheat.
And there are plenty of cheats in this tournament. I think the cynical tackle and the blatant foul that is intended to halt an attack in full flow deserves what it gets.
malg
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They one the rules before the tournament started. If they're too fucking thick to get it then they deserve the ban. Ramsey's handball was stupid, therefore he's a thick **** and deserves a ban - and that handball impeded Belgium so it deserved a yellow.
Should really be at the very least 3 for a suspension.
As it ultimately is dependant on the referee for the game. The ref for the game yesterday was throwing yellows about and as a result Italy are missing a few players.
Whereas tonights ref could have ref'd Pogba for 5 hours and still not booked him, having given him 4 fouls before a warning. (I know Pogba wasn't going to get suspended for the next game, but my point is that some of the refs are extremely strict, and it's one foul = one yellow) where tonight Pogba was afforded about 7 fouls and throwing the ball away and wasn't booked).
As it ultimately is dependant on the referee for the game. The ref for the game yesterday was throwing yellows about and as a result Italy are missing a few players.
Whereas tonights ref could have ref'd Pogba for 5 hours and still not booked him, having given him 4 fouls before a warning. (I know Pogba wasn't going to get suspended for the next game, but my point is that some of the refs are extremely strict, and it's one foul = one yellow) where tonight Pogba was afforded about 7 fouls and throwing the ball away and wasn't booked).
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They one the rules before the tournament started. If they're too fucking thick to get it then they deserve the ban. Ramsey's handball was stupid, therefore he's a thick **** and deserves a ban - and that handball impeded Belgium so it deserved a yellow.
Agree with all of that
BoyBlue_1985
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Wales have been great at the cynical taking one for the team foul it was inevitable there would be someone banned as about 90% of the yellow cards they received were bare faced cynical fouls rather than mistiming or bad luckYellows are aimed at stopping cheating. No-brainer in my book. Don't cheat.