sunderlands keeper

ok ,I watched MOTD through black and white glasses,but- Sunderlands keeper stopped an own goal through a bad backpass, by using his hands in the box, during a back pass he becomes just an outfield player,this wasn't him forgetting he couldn't pick it up, he knew what he was doing, so how come A, it wasn't a pen and B, he wasn't sent off

 

According to Goals on Sunday the keeper cant be sent off for it while in his own box, the Norwich keeper got a red for it because he was outside his box.

 

How can it be a penalty?, it was a back pass but inside the area, i would like to know why Larson done that, but would have went in if Mig had not save it. And another thing which annoys me is they always choose the one incident for the opposition rather than saying SAFC were worthy winners. We could have had 3 penalties last week and there was no mention of Grahams shirt being pulled, or why Sess was stopped when clean through. as much as the offside goal which was replayed about 6 times.

 

he handled it in the area when he isn't allowed to use his hands, a handball outside the box is a free kick in the box its a pen

 

How come West Broms penalty was a freekick instead?

 

True but then it wasn't either in reality as the ball was played.

 

The offence wasn't handball. It was picking up a backpass. You can't be sent off for that and the designated result is an indirect freekick. Nothing strange about it. He was probably booked for unsportsmanlike behaviour. That was the most the ref could do.

 

If you take your black and white glasses off then you can look these two questions up in the rules book marra, you'll find the ref got it spot on

 

yes I know what the rules say,its just a bit crackers, you can look at it certain ways,but I bet david moyes would of been a bit pissed !

 

He shouldn't rain on your parade.

 

The ref didn't even have to book him, so it was actually a bit harsh..

 

This ^ the booking was given for unsportsmanly like conduct

 

Let's look closure to home ref poor decisions, like perchs daft tackle inside the box which was given as a free kick
Rather then an obvious penalty.

We all get them one way or another


QUOTE=pauljohnhutch;4615095]ok ,I watched MOTD through black and white glasses,but- Sunderlands keeper stopped an own goal through a bad backpass, by using his hands in the box, during a back pass he becomes just an outfield player,this wasn't him forgetting he couldn't pick it up, he knew what he was doing, so how come A, it wasn't a pen and B, he wasn't sent off[/QUOTE]