| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... 21:42 - Jan 27 with 1495 views | Vaughan8 |
When we played Arsenal Odegaard got fouled (apparently.,.....) and received treatment and didn't have to go off for 30 seconds. People said on here it is because if you are fouled then that 30 seconds off doesn't count. Sounds reasonable.
Haven't thought much about it until now, watching the Burnley v Leeds, Brownhill has just down while being fouled, received treatment and had to go off for 30 seconds?
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:43 - Jan 27 with 1452 views | Swansea_Blue |
Did the other guy get a yellow card? |  |
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:44 - Jan 27 with 1443 views | redrickstuhaart |
Its only if carded.
Though it seems to have been applied in very variable fashion of late. | | | |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:44 - Jan 27 with 1444 views | SitfcB |
It’s when the offender gets a yellow card the player who receives treatment doesn’t have to go off. |  |
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:46 - Jan 27 with 1406 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:44 - Jan 27 by SitfcB |
It’s when the offender gets a yellow card the player who receives treatment doesn’t have to go off. |
As long as the treatment is done ‘quickly’ (don’t you just love the way they keep introducing subjective criteria into the Laws of the Game?). | |
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:50 - Jan 27 with 1369 views | Vaughan8 |
Ah Ok. Thanks people!
I must have missed the booking part! | | | |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:53 - Jan 27 with 1330 views | NeedhamChris |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:46 - Jan 27 by Swansea_Blue |
As long as the treatment is done ‘quickly’ (don’t you just love the way they keep introducing subjective criteria into the Laws of the Game?). |
You say that like subjectivity is new...
Goal scoring opportunity, violent conduct, diving, the list of subjective decisions goes on and on. I'd say this one is one of the least controversial | |
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:55 - Jan 27 with 1306 views | HighgateBlue |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:44 - Jan 27 by SitfcB |
It’s when the offender gets a yellow card the player who receives treatment doesn’t have to go off. |
This makes absolutely no sense.
You can get a yellow card for persistent fouling. If you foul players A, B, C and D, and then get a yellow for persistent fouling, why the hell should it cause player D not to have to go off, when exactly the same (unlawful) tackle on player D without first having committed any fouls would cause him to have to go off? |  | | |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 22:01 - Jan 27 with 1245 views | berkstractorboy |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:55 - Jan 27 by HighgateBlue |
This makes absolutely no sense.
You can get a yellow card for persistent fouling. If you foul players A, B, C and D, and then get a yellow for persistent fouling, why the hell should it cause player D not to have to go off, when exactly the same (unlawful) tackle on player D without first having committed any fouls would cause him to have to go off? |
Its the FA, there is an awful lot that doesn't make sense. | | | |
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| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 08:16 - Jan 28 with 662 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Can someone clear up this rule for me...... on 21:53 - Jan 27 by NeedhamChris |
You say that like subjectivity is new...
Goal scoring opportunity, violent conduct, diving, the list of subjective decisions goes on and on. I'd say this one is one of the least controversial |
Oh I agree, it’s not at all new. But they can’t help themselves in adding more. It’s as if they do it deliberately to create controversy to get people talking and generate more publicity. | |
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