Remember double jeopardy is now in play in football
yeah but that was a professional foul Paulie. The defender knew he had no chance to win the ball so he intentionally brought the defender down in a goal scoring position. That's the very definition of a red card to me.
Remember double jeopardy is now in play in football
yeah but that was a professional foul Paulie. The defender knew he had no chance to win the ball so he intentionally brought the defender down in a goal scoring position. That's the very definition of a red card to me.
I agree and as I said above I could be wrong.
But if the law is that no red carf can be given if a penalty is awarded then the ref had to give him a yellow
Remember double jeopardy is now in play in football
yeah but that was a professional foul Paulie. The defender knew he had no chance to win the ball so he intentionally brought the defender down in a goal scoring position. That's the very definition of a red card to me.
I agree and as I said above I could be wrong.
But if the law is that no red carf can be given if a penalty is awarded then the ref had to give him a yellow
as said above still professional foul if no intent to win the ball.
About as deliberate a foul as you can get, he was never getting there and the striker was about to tap it home. So he brings him down and only gets a yellow.
Be even funnier if that defender scores the winning penalty in the shoot out!
Just read this, assuming ref thought he had a chance of getting the ball
However, the law has now changed so that players committing accidental fouls, that deny a goal-scoring opportunity, are not automatically sent off, but cautioned instead.
Players will still be sent off for holding, pulling or pushing, not playing the ball or having no possibility to play the ball, serious foul play, violent conduct or deliberate handball.
That bloke could easily have gone on to score had he attempted to stay on his feet... Instead he didnt and went for what he thought was the safe option of a penalty!!
Is the keeper allowed off his line nowadays? They didn't used to be. Have I missed a rule change? If not, I'm surprised no mention of Kasper moving toward the ball.
Is the keeper allowed off his line nowadays? They didn't used to be. Have I missed a rule change? If not, I'm surprised no mention of Kasper moving toward the ball.
Nope they're not allowed but referees are too useless to penalise for it
Irish U17 (?) Keeper got a second yellow card and sent off for doing it against Holland earlier this year despite the Dutch Goalkeeper doing the same thing in the shootout
Is the keeper allowed off his line nowadays? They didn't used to be. Have I missed a rule change? If not, I'm surprised no mention of Kasper moving toward the ball.
Nope. And every penalty this tournament I've noticed. The ref make a point of telling the keeper the lino is watching too. Never do anything though.
No attempt to get the ball. I don't care about what the laws say and don't want to be lectured by someone who types shit into Google and comes up with several things off a mildly cretinous forum and speaks like Moses on Mount Sinai.
That wasn't rightx for me, if Croatia go out here it would be up there with Maradona in terms of injustice to a nation.
I am guessing that any shot on target at least 5 foot off ground will be a goal in this shoot out. Of all shots on target that are low to either side of the goal keeper at least 20% will be saved.
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I thought it was for any foul that leads to a penalty
But if the law is that no red carf can be given if a penalty is awarded then the ref had to give him a yellow
Danes
Be even funnier if that defender scores the winning penalty in the shoot out!
However, the law has now changed so that players committing accidental fouls, that deny a goal-scoring opportunity, are not automatically sent off, but cautioned instead.
Players will still be sent off for holding, pulling or pushing, not playing the ball or having no possibility to play the ball, serious foul play, violent conduct or deliberate handball.
That bloke could easily have gone on to score had he attempted to stay on his feet... Instead he didnt and went for what he thought was the safe option of a penalty!!
Simply not fair on Croatia to have an open goal and just get a penalty for it.
Didn't really give a toss tbh but it does make a bit of a mockery
Irish U17 (?) Keeper got a second yellow card and sent off for doing it against Holland earlier this year despite the Dutch Goalkeeper doing the same thing in the shootout
That wasn't rightx for me, if Croatia go out here it would be up there with Maradona in terms of injustice to a nation.
Seem to remember him missing a penalty in Extra Time and then missed the decisive one in the shootout
Edit. 70%
Hope Denmark go out now.