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Man Utd behind to an incorrectly given penalty at Old Trafford.
Now they know what it's like.
Now they know what it's like.
I feel like kicking the ref’s guide dog, but I can’t abide cruelty to animals
I don't blame the ref. It did hit his arm. Shouldn't have stopped that early, though.
It's the VAR official, Massimiliano Irrati. Sounds familiar. Should never have agreed with it.
I've just looked him up and he was on VAR when we knocked City out of the CL!
I take it all back! What a top bloke!
I don't blame the ref. It did hit his arm. Shouldn't have stopped that early, though.
It's the VAR official, Massimiliano Irrati. Sounds familiar. Should never have agreed with it.
I've just looked him up and he was on VAR when we knocked City out of the CL!
I take it all back! What a top bloke!
UEFA VAR hates Mancs.
Why do you think it was incorrect? The current law doesn't mention deflections off other parts of the body. All that matters is whether the arm is in an unnatural position.
Not a surprise, it's got sick of edgelords playing the same Smiths song over and over...
To make up for it, The Spam get a penalty for fouling the other team's keeper:
https://juststream.live/SuperstarWindpipeKilobytes
That's one of the worst decisions I've ever seen.
https://juststream.live/SuperstarWindpipeKilobytes
That's one of the worst decisions I've ever seen.
Part of IFAB Law 12:
Except for the above offences, it is not an offence if the ball touches a player’s hand/arm:
- directly from the player’s own head or body (including the foot)
The commentator on BT for Man Utd fails to see a Sociedad player losing his boot, somehow.
Stepped on by a defender and missed by everyone.
Game over. Man Utd lose to a **** decision, while the Spam are rescued by one.
Stepped on by a defender and missed by everyone.
Game over. Man Utd lose to a **** decision, while the Spam are rescued by one.
United making an astute decision to **** off the Europa League this season...
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Did they take it out when they rewrote it for this season?
I'm pretty sure it's still part of the referee's guidelines, as it's seen as not being deliberate.
It seems to be in the 20-21 edition but not after that.
Even the words you quote say 'except for the above offences' which means they don't apply to arms being in an unnatural position.
Even the words you quote say 'except for the above offences' which means they don't apply to arms being in an unnatural position.
And what do you the the "natural position" of his arms should be when jumping forward to block the ball with his legs?
Maybe both hands on his head or both arms tucked firmly behind his back and **** the landing
Go on, tell us what the natural position would be for his arms
And what do you the the "natural position" of his arms should be when jumping forward to block the ball with his legs?
Maybe both hands on his head or both arms tucked firmly behind his back and **** the landing
Go on, tell us what the natural position would be for his arms
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No idea and it may have been the wrong decision. I was just pointing out that the fact the ball hit his legs is irrelevant.And what do you the the "natural position" of his arms should be when jumping forward to block the ball with his legs?
Maybe both hands on his head or both arms tucked firmly behind his back and **** the landing
Go on, tell us what the natural position would be for his arms
Yep, so his body is twisting and he is putting his arms out ready for the landing.You must log in or register to see images
Where would your arms have "naturally" been at that point?
A quick diagram would help
Yep, so his body is twisting and he is putting his arms out ready for the landing.
Where would your arms have "naturally" been at that point?
A quick diagram would help
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