The ref has a clear view.
btw we have more than enough examples in all sorts of sports where that kind of head contact is absolutely lethal.
ruby has totally outlawed high tackles for example.
We even saw a ball kill a guy in cricket. absolute tragedy and helmets have to be changed.
Francis has his foot miles high. it's dangerous play and could have done huge damage in a number of different ways.
It's an absolute ironed on red.
ref pulls yellow before approaching to ensure he is not attacked by Bournemouth players and crowd.
btw the rules are clear on guys sliding in. if both are off their feet and wild sned both off.. including the guy on the stretcher.
the point here is safety. not whos the bogger man. if rugby can ban high challenges.i think football ought to completely outlaw the high boot.
That’s fine
Outlaw the high boot - I have no issue with that and can understand your view - I even respect it but the rule is not currently that so you are wrong it is not an ironed on red.
You very rarely accept when you are wrong and I don’t expect you to see it.
You ban the high foot and you have the problem you have in five a side with no above head hieght rule.
Who decides what is high and what is not.
I did not state that anyone left the ground btw but to be fair I didn’t say they didn’t. Let’s say both are fair challenges on leg break
A football can hit a player in the head and cause death or paralysis - how far do you want to go with this ?
There is a lot of research taking place right now about heading the ball due to Alzheimer’s.
Do you watch boxing ? Won’t even go into that. Sometimes we have to accept a sport is dangerous and accidents will happen.
Horses fall in horse racing which result in the horse being put down - is this ok ?
I am not saying you are wrong about the dangers of the high foot but I think you are going down a path that can lead nowhere.


