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doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 18 Dec 23 3.39pm Send a Private Message to doombear Add doombear as a friend

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Maybe paranoid but what would the decision have been if the ball had hit Guehi in exactly the same place and been cleared?


Now, now, Teddy - what a silly question! You know full well it would have been a penalty.

 

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Putitout Flag Oxford 18 Dec 23 3.39pm Send a Private Message to Putitout Add Putitout as a friend

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Maybe paranoid but what would the decision have been if the ball had hit Guehi in exactly the same place and been cleared?

There is always that for them to actually notice and get subjective about. They keep changing rules but only recently if a ball hits arm before being put in the net, no goal anyway. If it has changed I guess they found they couldn’t get all subjective and keep the Peps happy.

 

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doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 18 Dec 23 3.46pm Send a Private Message to doombear Add doombear as a friend

Originally posted by Putitout

There is always that for them to actually notice and get subjective about. They keep changing rules but only recently if a ball hits arm before being put in the net, no goal anyway. If it has changed I guess they found they couldn’t get all subjective and keep the Peps happy.


I think the rule now is that a goal is automatically ruled out if the ball hits the scorer's hand whether or not it was intentional (e.g. Edouard recently). In the case of the Rico Lewis goal, it's clear that the handball was accidental and so the goal stood.

I was more miffed at the Grealish goal being called onside by VAR. Some dodgy line-drawing IMO.

Edited by doombear (18 Dec 2023 3.46pm)

 

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Putitout Flag Oxford 18 Dec 23 4.00pm Send a Private Message to Putitout Add Putitout as a friend

Originally posted by doombear


I think the rule now is that a goal is automatically ruled out if the ball hits the scorer's hand whether or not it was intentional (e.g. Edouard recently). In the case of the Rico Lewis goal, it's clear that the handball was accidental and so the goal stood.

I was more miffed at the Grealish goal being called onside by VAR. Some dodgy line-drawing IMO.

Edited by doombear (18 Dec 2023 3.46pm)

Yer you couldn’t say for sure he directed that ball so accurately with his arm, that’s fair enough.
But the constant changing of rules is baffling . It’s not for the sake of the game, but for the building of a product . Old timers have moaned for some time, but I notice even more modern day pro,s more cynical than ever, are beginning to realise it’s all taking a turn for the worse. And we all know it’s already clear which section of the Premier league will be in the end product .

 

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The groover Flag Danbury 18 Dec 23 5.00pm Send a Private Message to The groover Add The groover as a friend

Originally posted by doombear


I think the rule now is that a goal is automatically ruled out if the ball hits the scorer's hand whether or not it was intentional (e.g. Edouard recently). In the case of the Rico Lewis goal, it's clear that the handball was accidental and so the goal stood.

I was more miffed at the Grealish goal being called onside by VAR. Some dodgy line-drawing IMO.

Edited by doombear (18 Dec 2023 3.46pm)

Nope. This is the rule: Immediately after touching the ball with the arm, even accidentally, the player scores a goal or creates a goal-scoring opportunity.

Their second should NOT have stood on that basis.

 

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steeleye20 Flag Croydon 18 Dec 23 5.32pm Send a Private Message to steeleye20 Add steeleye20 as a friend

Deliberate arm to ball is the simplest way.

Handball is so complicated nobody really understands it and the constantly fluctuating rules and their misinterpretation is unavoidable.


 

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Elpis Flag In a pub 18 Dec 23 5.52pm Send a Private Message to Elpis Add Elpis as a friend

Originally posted by steeleye20

Deliberate arm to ball is the simplest way.

Handball is so complicated nobody really understands it and the constantly fluctuating rules and their misinterpretation is unavoidable.


Well we all understood it 20 years ago and we all knew when as you say intentional hand or arm to ball took place .

 

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thegreatlardino Flag crawley/selsey 18 Dec 23 5.57pm Send a Private Message to thegreatlardino Add thegreatlardino as a friend

its this clear and obvious error rowlocks, you dont get this in top level rugby union, if the refs decison is wrong the VAR eqivalent tell them and it is normally overturned.

 


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Teddy Eagle Flag 18 Dec 23 6.01pm Send a Private Message to Teddy Eagle Add Teddy Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by steeleye20

Deliberate arm to ball is the simplest way.

Handball is so complicated nobody really understands it and the constantly fluctuating rules and their misinterpretation is unavoidable.


Yes, intent is the key. Being cynical players who can pass a ball 30 yards accurately shouldn't have much difficulty in chipping it a short distance onto someone's arm.

 

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dreamwaverider Flag London 18 Dec 23 6.01pm Send a Private Message to dreamwaverider Add dreamwaverider as a friend

I was worried when Henderson went down holding his thigh. They said it was just cramp. Anyone know for sure?

 

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Putitout Flag Oxford 18 Dec 23 6.22pm Send a Private Message to Putitout Add Putitout as a friend

The legendary Liverpool manager , Bill Shankly once said , “ Football is a simple game”, he must turn in his grave. Because the entertainment brigade have decided that could never be interesting enough.
For years hand ball was a simple problem for a ref as long as he actually saw it, it wasn’t always the case he did see it, that’s not the point though as that is the factor for VAT to deal with.
The rule was simple, deliberate hand to ball or arm as the case may be. And quiet honestly it rarely was that hard to see with the naked eye.
Players were coached to spread themselves before trying to block, as long as those arms didn’t make a deliberate move toward the ball, it wasn’t hand to ball it was ball to hand. If the hand or more often the arm was hit. That shouldn’t be hard, but in the present climate it would never be enough fun for Sky and its customers.
I should have made it clear you could never jump in front of a clearance with arms raised above the head, or even held wide . But in defensive situations the arms away from the body was not un-natural and as long as the hand didn’t go to the ball, and naturally not above head ,, in corners and crosses with players trying to gain height this was subjective..personally I don’t think they have improved anything,
Edited by Putitout (18 Dec 2023 6.24pm)

Edited by Putitout (18 Dec 2023 7.00pm)

 

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Teddy Eagle Flag 18 Dec 23 6.35pm Send a Private Message to Teddy Eagle Add Teddy Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by dreamwaverider

I was worried when Henderson went down holding his thigh. They said it was just cramp. Anyone know for sure?

Looked like cramp, maybe just lack of match fitness. Unusual for a goalkeeper though.

 

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