The rule is conning the ref for a pen or red card so no. Here’s one though: last season at Luton Fadz got a pen given for a handball that wasn’t. Should every Luton player who appealed get a two match ban?
That isn't the rule, it's bringing the game into disrepute. In this case by the act of diving, it resulting in a penalty shouldn't have anything to do with it as there is no mention of it in the rules.The rule is conning the ref for a pen or red card so no. Here’s one though: last season at Luton Fadz got a pen given for a handball that wasn’t. Should every Luton player who appealed get a two match ban?
That isn't the rule, it's bringing the game into disrepute. In this case by the act of diving, it resulting in a penalty shouldn't have anything to do with it as there is no mention of it in the rules.
Why does it not say that in the actual rules then?Nope.
How does The FA decide whether to charge a player when they have successfully deceived a match official?
The FA can take retrospective action in situations where a match official has been deceived by a player and as a direct result: A penalty has been awarded; and/or An opposing player has been sent off [where the simulation led to a straight red...help.thefa.com
Why bother having a rule book if they’re just going to add random things that aren’t part of the rules?Nope.
How does The FA decide whether to charge a player when they have successfully deceived a match official?
The FA can take retrospective action in situations where a match official has been deceived by a player and as a direct result: A penalty has been awarded; and/or An opposing player has been sent off [where the simulation led to a straight red...help.thefa.com
Why bother having a rule book if they’re just going to add random things that aren’t part of the rules?
Who knows. The rules say nothing about a penalty but the clarifications to the rules do so I think it just depends how pissed off Marco Silva is.Kane just took a dive, I assume the FA will be banning him
Why does it not say that in the actual rules then?
I know I've seen that already, I wan't to know why it's a press release from the FA but not the actual rule book." A new offence of ‘Successful Deception of a Match Official’ will be in force from the start of the 2017-18 season, after the regulation change was approved by The FA Council today [18 May] and following a period of consultation with stakeholders over the past few months. "
No diving!
The FA has extended its powers to punish simulation retrospectively from 2016-17www.thefa.com
Needs godden to teach himGyok should get a credit in the bank against future bans after yesterday
We’re now 2-1 down on shit penalty decisions. The next one needs to go in our favour but somehow I doubt it will.
Last season we said it would equal out but it didnt 11 conceded 2 given to usSimple fact had that tackle been made on the edge of the box it would have been given as free-kick but we see time and again inside the penalty area they are not given, do they equal out over a season ? not sure
Last season we said it would equal out but it didnt 11 conceded 2 given to us
We’re now 2-1 down on shit penalty decisions. The next one needs to go in our favour but somehow I doubt it will.
Had to read that one a few times WingyDoes anyone ever have the feeling that it can get percieved that somehow even most likely unconsciously across a season it can seem like there is a tendancy to keep usurper's and interlopers to the expected order?
Yeah it's a bit verbose .Had to read that one a few times Wingy
I think my answer is No.
Unlikely it’s SundayTime to watch this space....
Swansea vs Cardiff on Sky TV now. Swansea leading 2-0 and Laird (their winger) has just gone down in the box. Ref gives a corner. Replay shows no contact and another Swansea player has been booked for appealing. Will the FA do anything to Swansea or Laird ?
Time to watch this space....
Swansea vs Cardiff on Sky TV now. Swansea leading 2-0 and Laird (their winger) has just gone down in the box. Ref gives a corner. Replay shows no contact and another Swansea player has been booked for appealing. Will the FA do anything to Swansea or Laird ?
No because that's not the rule.
Has to be successful deception
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