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I know but it shouldn't have been a red.

At the time I thought it was over the top, but on closer inspection as suggested by posters on here....I think it was probably the right decision. Cahill was miles away from the player. It wasn't the worst challenge i've seen but a red is a red. there is no scale really.

If i did that on Fifa or Pro Evo computer games i'd get a straight red. they are the rules i suppose...

Kewell gone now!! handball on the line!!! shocker
 

At the time I thought it was over the top, but on closer inspection as suggested by posters on here....I think it was probably the right decision. Cahill was miles away from the player. It wasn't the worst challenge i've seen but a red is a red. there is no scale really.

If i did that on Fifa or Pro Evo computer games i'd get a straight red. they are the rules i suppose...

Kewell gone now!! handball on the line!!! shocker

Yeah but you can't attempt to pull out of the tackle in video games like that.
 
The refs decision was a joke. What was Kewell expected to do there?

He handled the ball mate, don't think the ref had any other decision to make.

What they should do though is change the handball rule. If you handle the ball below the elbow then that's handball, above its not. To be honest I cant believe this hasn't been suggested before.
 
He handled the ball mate, don't think the ref had any other decision to make.

What they should do though is change the handball rule. If you handle the ball below the elbow then that's handball, above its not. To be honest I cant believe this hasn't been suggested before.

Sorry don't agree with the first line. If that was a penalty or a red card, than every ball hitting the hand or arm in the penaly area (accidently or not) should be a penalty. Make the sure the same rules are applied to everyone.
 
Was it a fair decision?

Of course not, but its still within the laws of the game. Harry Kewell prevented the ball going into the goal using his upper arm. Penalty and Red Card. No arguments really.

The argument for me is if that was outside of the box then it probably wouldn't have been given.
 

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