ovduk78
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According to FIFA the goalkeeper can only hold the ball for 6 seconds otherwise it is an indirect free kick, when is the last time anyone saw this enforced?
According to FIFA the goalkeeper can only hold the ball for 6 seconds otherwise it is an indirect free kick, when is the last time anyone saw this enforced?Absolute rubbish from Atwell there, McNeil went down injured off the pitch and he stops the play.
Somebody has to sort of this catching it and falling onto the floor by keepers it still counts as holding the ball.
So any pull in the box is now a pen ?
So any pull in the box is now a pen ?
Exactly. They need to be consistent.Slow mo always makes it look worse than it actually is.
I've always been of the opinion that it's ridiculous defenders can get away with things like that so often, big problem of course is next game exactly the same will happen and absolutely nothing will be done about.
It should be to be fair. Problem is you know it won’t be consistently applied across all games.So any pull in the box is now a pen ?
According to FIFA the goalkeeper can only hold the ball for 6 seconds otherwise it is an indirect free kick, when is the last time anyone saw this enforced?
That looked more of a foul on Haaland than the foul for the penBernardo Silva what a player!
If you truly want more consistency from refs, then what you’re really asking for is more video stoppages, that take longer to complete.The decision was the right one, but shouldn't have taken 3 minutes to review. The issue is the law is so inconsistently upheld, happens on every single set piece in every single game. It if was given more consistently, players would soon stop doing it.
Another example of VAR ruining the game.
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That's not consistency from refs then if it's more video stoppages. When it comes to the pulling in the box the refs always see it, never give it.If you truly want more consistency from refs, then what you’re really asking for is more video stoppages, that take longer to complete.
It still won’t work, of course, but the modern football fan’s obsession with achieving this mythical/unobtainable standard of perfect refereeing consistency means the alternative is what?
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