Northstand
Full Member
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2009
- Messages
- 2,875
Which one are your referring to?Anybody explain how the ref didn't give the pen against Liverpool yesterday?
Which one are your referring to?Anybody explain how the ref didn't give the pen against Liverpool yesterday?
I agree that winning the ball and catching the player afterwards isn't a foul, if it's the same hand (or hands) that you won the ball with. In this case, he palms the ball with one, smacks the player with the other, in what looks like a separate motion to the one he made to win the ball. As said, if you do the same with your feet, it's a foul, even if you get the ball. What is the difference?Yeah, it is. I'd love if DDG was less of a whimp and would come for balls in the air like that.
It was an aerial challenge and he won it Elanga was never getting near that ball. I'd be pissed as a keeper if that was given against me. As a goalkeeper it's only really a foul if you don't get a hand to the ball in those areas.
TAA pretty much doing the same as Cancelo. Pushing a player in the back is allowed in some games but not in others.Which one are your referring to?
For a start the ball is about 8 feet in the air.I agree that winning the ball and catching the player afterwards isn't a foul, if it's the same hand (or hands) that you won the ball with. In this case, he palms the ball with one, smacks the player with the other, in what looks like a separate motion to the one he made to win the ball. As said, if you do the same with your feet, it's a foul, even if you get the ball. What is the difference?
The Trent push on the back.Which one are your referring to?
Elanga's head wasn't 8 feet in the air.For a start the ball is about 8 feet in the air.
Nothing wrong with that piece of goalkeeping at all.
Eh? What were you watching?Yeah, it is. I'd love if DDG was less of a whimp and would come for balls in the air like that.
It was an aerial challenge and he won it Elanga was never getting near that ball. I'd be pissed as a keeper if that was given against me. As a goalkeeper it's only really a foul if you don't get a hand to the ball in those areas.
Didn't Elanga get to it first?Yeah, it is. I'd love if DDG was less of a whimp and would come for balls in the air like that.
It was an aerial challenge and he won it Elanga was never getting near that ball. I'd be pissed as a keeper if that was given against me. As a goalkeeper it's only really a foul if you don't get a hand to the ball in those areas.
You can follow through with the other foot in a tackle to be fair - so long as it's not studs showing, most slide tackles have some form of follow-through.Elanga's head wasn't 8 feet in the air.
I'll ask again, you can't follow through with the other foot in a tackle, why should you be allowed to follow through with the other hand via a separate motion for an aerial ball?
It gets called as a foul more often than not if there's a separate motion with the other leg, rather than it just being a trailing foot, rightly so. Which is similar to what happened with Martinez, the arm that caught Elanga was a separate motion to the one that won the ball.You can follow through with the other foot in a tackle to be fair - so long as it's not studs showing, most slide tackles have some form of follow-through.
He's got a point though? I've got no idea how Martinez got away with what he did to Bailey. Pretty obvious violent conduct.Bailey crying on Twitter.Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
This was honestly laughably bad. I don't know why our players didn't just protest hard about both.Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
And I'll tell you again there's nothing wrong with that piece of goalkeeping.Elanga's head wasn't 8 feet in the air.
I'll ask again, you can't follow through with the other foot in a tackle, why should you be allowed to follow through with the other hand via a separate motion for an aerial ball?
Not sure of the science of the distance being applied there but did the ref force our wall not to stand in a straight line? Seems a poorly constructed wall regardless of ref input.Someone on Reddit did the maths.
The spot of the free kick was taken 5 yards closer than the spot of the foul...
And the wall was 13.4 yards...
And this bald fecking cnut is going to the World Cup.
What a fecking cry baby.Bailey crying on Twitter.Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
They did,This was honestly laughably bad. I don't know why our players didn't just protest hard about both.Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
A. TaylorWhich cnut was it yesterday?
Which cnut was it yesterday?They did,
The first thing that Casemiro and Cristiano did is to tell the ref that the wall and the ball taking are too far between them but the cnut just didn't bother
Ya wud swear he got kicked in the head while lying on the ground.He's got a point though? I've got no idea how Martinez got away with what he did to Bailey. Pretty obvious violent conduct.
Seems a bit silly to dismiss it as him "crying" on Twitter.
Huh? Elanga won the header.Yeah, it is. I'd love if DDG was less of a whimp and would come for balls in the air like that.
It was an aerial challenge and he won it Elanga was never getting near that ball. I'd be pissed as a keeper if that was given against me. As a goalkeeper it's only really a foul if you don't get a hand to the ball in those areas.
Bit of a bold claim when you don't even know what happened. You claimed Elanga was never getting to the ball when he won the ball.And I'll tell you again there's nothing wrong with that piece of goalkeeping.
Because then we get charged by the FA again for failing to control the playersThis was honestly laughably bad. I don't know why our players didn't just protest hard about both.
Bit of a bold claim when you don't even know what happened. You claimed Elanga was never getting to the ball when he won the ball.
Huh? Elanga won the header.
Fair enough. The debatable part for me is whether or not it's reckless and the fact that his other hand comes around and hits Elanga in the face after he's made the save. It's an open palm which mitigates it, obviously. Probably not penalty worthy but it's dodgy ground I think.I forgot he actually won the header, I've rewatched it several times since.
Still absolutely nothing wrong with that piece of goalkeeping. Perfectly acceptable.
Im leaning towards the same as you, but I dont think it's clean cut because he just hurls himself into Elanga which is somewhat dangerous. But I think I agree.I forgot he actually won the header, I've rewatched it several times since.
Still absolutely nothing wrong with that piece of goalkeeping. Perfectly acceptable.
Yet if the goalkeeper gets caught like that then it’s an instant foul, so it’s not really a 50/50 where both have equal right to go for it. Had it been that way, then the decision would’ve been that Martinez was late in and despite getting the ball he also endangered the opponent with his flailing arm that wasn’t used to get the ball.It's one of those ones where it is definitely dangerous and yet definitely should be allowed. Both players have to go for it and they both know that one or both of them is about to get clattered
I didn’t see the game at the weekend and by all accounts it seems I was lucky. But this is something that has annoyed me for ages, goalkeepers can mis a punch and essentially assault someone and to referees it’s a “physical contact sport”, yet for me it’s incredibly dangerous and should be a foul at the least as it’s a challenge for the ball which they have in fact missed like any other.Yet if the goalkeeper gets caught like that then it’s an instant foul, so it’s not really a 50/50 where both have equal right to go for it. Had it been that way, then the decision would’ve been that Martinez was late in and despite getting the ball he also endangered the opponent with his flailing arm that wasn’t used to get the ball.
By the way, the law specifically states that it’s an offence to endanger the safety of an opponent, and nowhere in that law does it say that there is an exception where goalkeepers are given more leniency. So jumping out to save the ball while not being in control of your body parts and smashing a player over the head is endangering an opponent (or would be considered that if football actually gave a feck about head injuries), just as much as sliding in with your legs while “not being in control” is, and I’d even say that hitting someone in the head is more dangerous because you can’t knock someone unconscious mid-air by slide tackling their legs.
It's a penalty in Rugby Union to make contact with someone who is playing the ball in the air because they know how dangerous it can be.I didn’t see the game at the weekend and by all accounts it seems I was lucky. But this is something that has annoyed me for ages, goalkeepers can mis a punch and essentially assault someone and to referees it’s a “physical contact sport”, yet for me it’s incredibly dangerous and should be a foul at the least as it’s a challenge for the ball which they have in fact missed like any other.
Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
What a joke.Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date
Innit, should have gone. Get back to twitter.Blatant red card for Bailey. Ref 5 yards away looking at it. Yellow.
Cry on Twitter this evening, you fecking cnut.