I've seen plenty of passionate celebrations that didn't involve taking your shirt off. Doing that on a yellow card knowing you'd get a red was daft. Especially for someone trying to win their place in the team.It wasn't daft. It was instinctive. He was obviously full of adrenaline and emotion. These are people, not robots.
I read that it was because of the sponsors.Whats the logic behind it?
Political slogan i get but without it?
Take their shorts off and swing them round their heads!It's an idiotic rule, but at this point players should surely have thought of a different way to celebrate goals.
Yeah me too. It just feels like it been the norm forever.Had no idea that it was only introduced as a rule in 2004. Always assumed that it was one of those rules that was some remnant of culturally puritan times.
I'm fairly certain he wasn't thinking about it. Which is very understandable in the circumstances.I've seen plenty of passionate celebrations that didn't involve taking your shirt off. Doing that on a yellow card knowing you'd get a red was daft. Especially for someone trying to win their place in the team.
I'm just extra gutted because I've been wanting him to get a start for a while now, and the time he does something that could potentially earn himself a start in the following game he gets a red cardI'm fairly certain he wasn't thinking about it. Which is very understandable in the circumstances.
I've always been a big fan of him. I don't see why there is a different perception with him compared to our other brilliant young players. He's a really talented player and ten Hag needs to understand that. Even today, he only brought him on for what he assumed would be the last 5 minutes of the game.I'm just extra gutted because I've been wanting him to get a start for a while now, and the time he does something that could potentially earn himself a start in the following game he gets a red card
i Think it has happened in Serie ATake their shorts off and swing them round their heads!
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The fact that they do it just for the sponsors is even more cringe.
Never knew it was because of sponsors. That is disgusting. How come it happens in international football, without sponsors?
Man this forum and their conspiracy theories fecking hellIt's a rule made to stop political messages. For simplification they just made the rule to always be a yellow. For whatever magical reason the refs don't feck it up, so let's keep it that way.
I would however be in favor of giving a walk to the first player that takes off his shirt and throw it in the stands while celebrating a goal in OT, if he's been playing all game with two identical shirts just to pull off the stupid move.
Or players could just not undress. It's a silly rule but the easiest one in the game to adhere to. Just don't take your clothes off.It's a pretty ridiculous rule but I think it should only be applied if it's considered that the player is wasting time and over elongating the celebration. In the case of Amad considering the fact it was FA Cup, United Vs Liverpool and last minute winner in ET, the referee should have shown some common sense.
Why celebrate at all? Just don't celebrate, walk back to the center and get on with it. You're there to do a job.Or players could just not undress. It's a silly rule but the easiest one in the game to adhere to. Just don't take your clothes off.
To be fair he had an undershirt so technically was staying dressed. Just cooling off a bit.Or players could just not undress. It's a silly rule but the easiest one in the game to adhere to. Just don't take your clothes off.
Or just celebrate like the 99.99% of players have done since the dawn of time, without taking their clothes off.Why celebrate at all? Just don't celebrate, walk back to the center and get on with it. You're there to do a job.
nonsense. the rule came in because thierry henry has three nipples and felt self-conscious about taking his top off, so the premier league, which is all run by arsenal fans and foreigns, decided to ban it from happening.Man this forum and their conspiracy theories fecking hell
It’s two fold, one it can be seen as time wasting putting the shirt back on and 2 it’s seen as an excessive celebration. feck me. Take off your tin foil hats
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The rule comes under law 12 of Fifa’s laws of the game, under “fouls and misconduct”.
The rulebook (which for some reason still only refers to players as “he”) states:
While it is permissible for a player to demonstrate his joy when a goal has been scored, the celebration must not be excessive.
Reasonable celebrations are allowed, but the practice of choreographed
celebrations is not to be encouraged when it results in excessive time-wasting
and referees are instructed to intervene in such cases.
A player must be cautioned if:
The law against removing your shirt started being implemented in July 2004.
- In the opinion of the referee, he makes gestures which are provocative, derisory or inflammatory
- He climbs on to a perimeter fence to celebrate a goal being scored
- He removes his shirt or covers his head with his shirt
- He covers his head or face with a mask or other similar item
It was largely brought in to avoid time-wasting, as a player must find and put their shirt back on after the celebrations.
Removing a shirt also leads to the possibility of displaying political messages on a garment underneath, which is outlawed by Fifa.
https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/...les-explained-chloe-kelly-celebration-1772383
You wouldn't really want Di Canio whipping off his shirt for 10 secondsMakes no sense to implement a blanket ban just because that one time someone threw their shirt into the crowd and had to wait to get it back. Would've been more sensible to create a 10 second rule where you have ten seconds to put the shirt back on after taking it off specifically during celebrations.
Mirko Vucinic did after scoring a goal for Montenegro and ran around with them on his head, he did receive a yellow.i Think it has happened in Serie A
They still do that by not fully taking the shirt off though. If that the rule, the enforcement should be different. Fine the player after the game or review and suspend or something.Removing a shirt also leads to the possibility of displaying political messages on a garment underneath, which is outlawed by Fifa.
Well the sponsors do pay for everything, and ask for nothing but advertising... which is denied when players take their kit off..The fact that they do it just for the sponsors is even more cringe.
Mauricio Pinilla vs VenezuelaTake their shorts off and swing them round their heads!
We need to bring back the 70s celebration of "everyone throws both fists in the air for two seconds then jogs back to the center circle like nothing happened".Or just celebrate like the 99.99% of players have done since the dawn of time, without taking their clothes off.
I too don't understand the desire to take the shirt off. I have ripped my shirt off in excitement but usually when I was hoping to score!!Personally i find it a bit strange that you want to take of your shirt in a moment of joy.... When you take off your shirt to show your name on the back to the crowd while you can still look into the cheering crowd is even stranger to me.
People are different though. If that is how Amad celebrates then that is up to him. I just find it strange but everyone has their own thing.
Did you get a card?I too don't understand the desire to take the shirt off. I have ripped my shirt off in excitement but usually when I was hoping to score!!