| These 'mouth covering' red cards 21:58 - Jul 1 with 891 views | Zx1988 |
I understand the reason for the rule, and agree with it entirely, but it all ends up looking a bit playground doesn't it?
Player says something beneath his hand, and the opposition all go running screaming to the referee going 'Sir! Sir! Sir! He covered his mouth!'. |  |
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| These 'mouth covering' red cards on 23:59 - Jul 1 with 707 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Yeah, but at the same time, if you aren't saying anything dodgy, why cover your mouth? |  |
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| These 'mouth covering' red cards on 00:08 - Jul 2 with 680 views | grow_our_own |
I think everyone knows why they should be red cards. I couldn't agree with this rule more. If it's just regular sledging, then there'd be no reason to cover your mouth. | | | |
| These 'mouth covering' red cards on 07:19 - Jul 2 with 468 views | Swansea_Blue |
| These 'mouth covering' red cards on 23:59 - Jul 1 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Yeah, but at the same time, if you aren't saying anything dodgy, why cover your mouth? |
Bad teeth? Bad breath even? An act of charity sees you sent off and miss the match of your life.
The games gone! |  |
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| These 'mouth covering' red cards on 07:44 - Jul 2 with 394 views | Steve_M |
They are a rare recent innovation from FIFA that is actually a good thing but they aren't proper World Cup red cards which should be more like Rijkard and Voller or Benjamin Massing.
Canobbio's sending off against Spain, and the subsequent reaction, was more like it. |  |
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