Mentally we seem to be better off coming from behind - we are more focused, more deliberate, more daring and seem to play with less pressure. The sooner we get it out the way the better.
Didn’t stop Wes Brown doing it.Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
Is it against the rules to let the opposition score?Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
Is it? What is the ref going to do - disallow the goal?Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
No.Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
Is it? What is the ref going to do - disallow the goal?
Is it? What is the ref going to do - disallow the goal?
The organizers of the tournament had imposed a rule requiring all matches to have a winner, and this was enforced with an unusual variant of the golden goal rule: the first goal scored in extra-time not only won the match, but was also worth two goals. Barbados started the match needing to win by a margin of at least two goals to qualify for the final tournament, and after Grenada scored late in normal time to bring the scoreline to 2–1, Barbados deliberately scored an own goal to force extra-time, where they could get the two-goal winning margin they needed courtesy of the unconventional golden goal rule.[1] This resulted in an unusual situation: for the last three minutes of the match, Grenada was trying to score on both goals, as either outcome (3–2 or 2–3) would have advanced them to the finals, while Barbados had to defend both goals. Ultimately, Barbados was able to prevent Grenada from scoring, thus forcing extra-time, and scored the golden goal to win the match.
The outcome of the match was criticized by Grenadian manager James Clarkson, who felt that his team had been cheated out of advancing to the finals. However, FIFA chose to not punish Barbados given the unusual tournament rules.
They couldnt manage to give away a penalty or get the goalie to catch it and throw it into his own net or something. I can't imagine its that hard to score.Tried to research and came across this - interesting!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbados_4–2_Grenada_(1994_Caribbean_Cup_qualification)
They will do that anyway so it will end up being 2 goals conceeded and a bigger uphill battle. Let them do it themselves.Mentally we seem to be better off coming from behind - we are more focused, more deliberate, more daring and seem to play with less pressure. The sooner we get it out the way the better.
Didn’t Leeds do it against Villa a couple of years ago?Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
Have you ever scoredThey couldnt manage to give away a penalty or get the goalie to catch it and throw it into his own net or something. I can't imagine its that hard to score.
A cannae rememberDidn’t Leeds do it against Villa a couple of years ago?
It is. If a player deliberately smashes the ball into his own net the ref should award a corner.Is it? What is the ref going to do - disallow the goal?
Pretty sure Phil Neville 'accidentally' cleared it into the goal when playing for Everton against us once upon a time...Isnt it against the rules to score a deliberate own goal?
In life? No, I'm a virginHave you ever scored
We let the Villareal player pass the ball into our net.29 minutes wasted today. Let’s go.