At the moment just a small amount of the ball has to touch the quadrant
Why not all of the ball inside the quadrant and none out
Makes more sense ????
Why not all of the ball inside the quadrant and none out
Makes more sense ????
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Dunno when that rule was changed! Probably the prem teams had something to do with it - one of my bugbears!
It does make me laugh when opposition players and supporters go absolutely ballistic if the ball looks fractionally outside ...
... it's going to be kicked half the width of the pitch ffs
It is consistent with the goal rule - The whole of the ball must be over the line.
Yeah mate I know what’s happening
However I think if it was in the quadrant then we would have no argument
Isn't that why VAR didn't rule the scums cross as the ball being out. A Mm was overhanging the line ffs.
Can understand why Arsenal were a bit upset.
Yeah but it was still in play
UNFORTUNATELY
Correct, whole of the ball didn't look over the line. What probably pissed them off more was the two handed push in the back on the defender on the goal line. Prevented him from jumping and challenging for the ball. The skunk attacker looked guilty as sin as Gordon scored.
same, i laugh when they struggle to position it at the furthest point they can, it is not like an extra inch will gain a greater distance of travel...'clearly within the quadrant' is a simple rule, easy to police and we lose the crowd screaming at the ref to have a look at it.
There was a goal disallowed last night in the Napoli game nigh on the selfsame as the mags goal. The ref was sent to the monitor
Reminds me of when a letter was published in the Telegraph asking why football pitches had corner flags.
I wrote in to say that the flags were there to stop the pitch curling up during hot weather.
And they published it.
I wrote in to say that the flags were there to stop the pitch curling up during hot weather.
And they published it.
Reminds me of when a letter was published in the Telegraph asking why football pitches had corner flags.
I wrote in to say that the flags were there to stop the pitch curling up during hot weather.
And they published it.
Ah, like a subbuteo pitch. Rocks for corner flags.
Reminds me of when a letter was published in the Telegraph asking why football pitches had corner flags.
I wrote in to say that the flags were there to stop the pitch curling up during hot weather.
And they published it.