| Handball? on 21:20 - Feb 22 with 740 views | TrumptonBlue |
| Handball? on 20:58 - Feb 22 by Eireannach_gorm |
No, but they should not be rewarded for cheating which the handball was. Outfield players cannot use their arms to control the ball which is what happened in this case. If a player fell over and accidently prevent an opponent from scoring would that be acceptable under the rules of the game? |
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| Handball? on 21:23 - Feb 22 with 737 views | TrumptonBlue |
Why are people so keen to punish the accidental coming-together of ball and hand. What makes the hand so special? His hands have got to go somewhere. If Zohore had fallen over and accidentally stopped the ball with his old man, should that be an offence too? | | | |
| Handball? on 21:48 - Feb 22 with 719 views | stantheman |
| Handball? on 13:35 - Feb 22 by BrixtonBlue |
Your 8 of 10 figure is just plucked out of the air.
I'd be the first to moan if we'd unfairly had a goal go against us, but looking at that again it would've been very soft to give a freekick for that. He's steadying himself and the ball's hit him.
Instead of complaining about the ref correctly adhering to the laws of the game, we should be asking how a player has managed to fall over, pick himself up again and still score. |
Well if the ref got that right it was about the only thing he got right the whole match. |  | | |
| Handball? on 21:49 - Feb 22 with 714 views | itfcjoe |
| Handball? on 21:23 - Feb 22 by TrumptonBlue |
Why are people so keen to punish the accidental coming-together of ball and hand. What makes the hand so special? His hands have got to go somewhere. If Zohore had fallen over and accidentally stopped the ball with his old man, should that be an offence too? |
No |  |
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| Handball? on 22:12 - Feb 22 with 693 views | longtimefan |
| Handball? on 21:23 - Feb 22 by TrumptonBlue |
Why are people so keen to punish the accidental coming-together of ball and hand. What makes the hand so special? His hands have got to go somewhere. If Zohore had fallen over and accidentally stopped the ball with his old man, should that be an offence too? |
No, but as he can legally score a goal with his todger he could also be given offside if it was extended past the second last defender  |  | | |
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