The Irish Connection
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he regularly did it thoughExcept when you’re running full pelt it’d be a little redundant to have your arms behind your back.
he regularly did it thoughExcept when you’re running full pelt it’d be a little redundant to have your arms behind your back.
Right, when that’s pretty much what every keeper does in almost every penalty?I'm talking about DDG being clearly stood off his line.
What happened last year is irrelevant to me saying it's the right decision today.
I'm watching the match and have seen it. Should be a penalty, what do you want me to do about it?In the meantime I invite you to watch Gabrielle handball with no penalty given. Not going to discuss this natural motion any further with you since we'll never agree.
Not really he does that thing where you stop and face the defender square on to avoid it, but not when you’re running side on.he regularly did it though
They're being stricter about enforcing it this season apparently.Right, when that’s pretty much what every keeper does in almost every penalty?
Whatever man, we’re never gonna agree so we’re gonna have to disagree (which is a shame because Berbas should stick together )
Well they better be consistent or I’ll Errm complaint about it online!They're being stricter about enforcing it this season apparently.
honestly that was just a throw away observation that I made in that it was ironic that he gave away a penalty for that.It's possible to defend like that when you are facing the ball which is what Lindelof does. Much harder when you are running full spend constantly moving directions to match the striker.
That's fair enough I hope they are more consistent too.Well they better be consistent or I’ll Errm complaint about it online!
I've honestly seen him do it side on tooNot really he does that thing where you stop and face the defender square on to avoid it, but not when you’re running side on.
Spot on. Absolutly spot on.The penalty roll-back was so ridiculous that we're not even mentioning how Rashford was straight up elbowed in the head with Atkinson not even thinking it was a foul. I mean, if you can't apply the simplest rule in the book, ie that elbowing someone in the head isn't allowed, then what hope is there for you in terms of any other decision?
How do you expect those guys to understand and apply something as complex as a handball rule and understand that you can't rake someone's achilles with your studs to the point that you take their shoe off?
They're all just shit and make it up as they go along. Now they're all onto the "United got a lot of pens" agenda and are trying to make up for it, because when United get decisions it's a national talking point but when United get shafted nobody bats an eyelid.
With the same bunch of pricks in the VAR room. Pathetic.Not sure how you can give that penalty against Lindelof and then not that one against Gabriel an hour later. It’s a farce
See my post. It was proven to be the right decision.With the same bunch of pricks in the VAR room. Pathetic.
They're being stricter about enforcing it this season apparently.
This, if they go on to be consistent I’m okay with it, or if they do that thing where they drop it after 3 weeks then I’ll be fuming.That's fair enough then, if it was briefed in the summer break.
He's off his line, but pretty much every penalty save I remember seeing recently the keeper was off his line. I do hope there is consistency with applying this, but I am very doubtful.
Gabriel's wasn't a penalty on seeing it again.
Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...No it wasn’t. Just because someone draws an imaginary drawing to justify the indefensible doesn't make it right. The new rule says shoulder is not handball. I don’t know how one can argue that the ball hit Gabriel’s shoulder than arm??
The other angle the ball looks awfully close to his elbow mind you.Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...
If you watch it live rather than a freeze frame you can clearly see it hit his arm.Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...
Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...
I don't think it's clear at all. Under the new rules that's acceptable where it hits him.If you watch it live rather than a freeze frame you can clearly see it hit his arm.
They have introduced a new rule showing where the shoulder stops and arm starts. I think it's within the new limit.That looks like arm rather than shoulder to me
The first penalty claim was a stonewaller too. Fair to say whoever's in the VAR room for this is an Arsenal fan
They have introduced a new rule showing where the shoulder stops and arm starts. I think it's within the new limit.
Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...
This is one of the biggest issues for me, it’s all subjective, one day the Var “overlooker” will say yes and then the next match it’s someone else and they say no. It’ll be an interesting season in terms of penalties and goalkeeper encroachments.They have introduced a new rule showing where the shoulder stops and arm starts. I think it's within the new limit.
The new rule considers handball to start from the bottom of the armpit. Everything above is fine. I think it's really close in that instance, and I think the two angles are inconclusive.Hmm. I mean the ball is literally where the sleeve on his shirt ends. I've never known that to be considered shoulder but fair enough.
It's at shoulder height.I just don't think you can argue lindelofs arm is in an unnatural position that makes him bigger. He is literally running as naturally as a person can
The rule changed this season.Never a penalty. Absolutely pathetic. Killing the game when an hour later an actual penalty isn’t given because sleeve. They gave one against Bailly though.
It's at shoulder height.
It's at shoulder height.
I don't think it is to be honest. It certainly isn't "above/beyond shoulder level" at any rate, which is what's stipulated in the ifab page you just posted.
I think his hand is high enough to warrant the penalty.Its perfectly in keeping with his run. If Atkinson didn't give it for that reason not even Hodgson would claim it. There wasn't even a claim, and separately its not at that height
If you watch it live it clearly hits towards the end of the sleeve, almost near the elbow. Even with the new rules I wont call it hitting the shoulder.Because you can see that it did hit his shoulder and not his arm...