Out of interest mate, had a defender gone to head the ball, missed, and clashed heads with the attacker would that have been a pen?So the Wet Spam 'keeper missing the ball completely and ploughing into the Forest player isn't a foul?
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If the defender was also a yard or more away from the ball then yesOut of interest mate, had a defender gone to head the ball, missed, and clashed heads with the attacker would that have been a pen?
Absolutely, as it would be in the championship divisions. The disallowed goal is clearly a var official looking for a reason to cancel the goal,was that what VAR is for ?.Very unlucky,pre VAR that's a 2-0 win.
My initial reaction was penalty, but it was far from a clear cut call - we certainly don’t see many, if any others given - so him calling out other posters for knowing nothing about footy because they came down on the other side of the call was what irked me.If the defender was also a yard or more away from the ball then yes
I'm all for allowing physicality in football but it really should be a foul if you miss the ball by a yard or more and hit an opponent on the head. I think that sort of incident should always be a foul to be honest
That is not the point. Good attempt at deflection, though. What you (and everyone else) can see is the 'keeper striking the Forest player's head with his hand, and he also piled into him. Missed the ball completely, ergo penalty. It's not difficult to understand...Out of interest mate, had a defender gone to head the ball, missed, and clashed heads with the attacker would that have been a pen?
might just start jumping into goalies like a headless chicken at every set piece thenSo the Wet Spam 'keeper missing the ball completely and ploughing into the Forest player isn't a foul?
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So every corner that involves three to five players challenging for the ball in the air which commonly ends up with at least two on the ground should end up with a penalty every time?That is not the point. Good attempt at deflection, though. What you (and everyone else) can see is the 'keeper striking the Forest player's head with his hand, and he also piled into him. Missed the ball completely, ergo penalty. It's not difficult to understand...
And to answer your point: if a clash of heads is 50/50, you cannot award a penalty. But your comment is moot, because what you say did not actually happen...
Only if the penalty is given to Liverpool, yes.So every corner that involves three to five players challenging for the ball in the air which commonly ends up with at least two on the ground should end up with a penalty every time?
What I (and everyone else) can see is opposing players attacking the ball at a set piece, which happens at literally every set piece.That is not the point. Good attempt at deflection, though. What you (and everyone else) can see is the 'keeper striking the Forest player's head with his hand, and he also piled into him. Missed the ball completely, ergo penalty. It's not difficult to understand...
And to answer your point: if a clash of heads is 50/50, you cannot award a penalty. But your comment is moot, because what you say did not actually happen...
As a side note - when was the last time you remember a pen given for shirt pulling, even egregious? It's so funny watching a replay of a "foul in attack" and the defender is holding on to a defender like they're lovers, but it's all according to the rules apparently.What I (and everyone else) can see is opposing players attacking the ball at a set piece, which happens at literally every set piece.
FKs and pens are usually given in those situations if players try to gain an unfair advantage, ie by holding, shirt pulling, etc. I don’t recall a pen ever given because opposing players challenged for a ball and both missed, though happy to be proven wrong as always.
If it’s a pen, fine, but as always with these sorts of things I’ll be expecting at least a pen a game under these rules.
It was a bizarre decision,how many corners end up going out of play with nobody getting a touch yet a few end up on the ground. Goal keepers get blocked at most corners,wonder how many more of those will be given this season.What I (and everyone else) can see is opposing players attacking the ball at a set piece, which happens at literally every set piece.
FKs and pens are usually given in those situations if players try to gain an unfair advantage, ie by holding, shirt pulling, etc. I don’t recall a pen ever given because opposing players challenged for a ball and both missed, though happy to be proven wrong as always.
If it’s a pen, fine, but as always with these sorts of things I’ll be expecting at least a pen a game under these rules.
I can’t bring one to mind at all, but I bet you a tenner it was against usAs a side note - when was the last time you remember a pen given for shirt pulling, even egregious? It's so funny watching a replay of a "foul in attack" and the defender is holding on to a defender like they're lovers, but it's all according to the rules apparently.
I dont think it happens that often though where a keeper comes off his line, gets nowhere near the ball and hits an attacker on the head.My initial reaction was penalty, but it was far from a clear cut call - we certainly don’t see many, if any others given - so him calling out other posters for knowing nothing about footy because they came down on the other side of the call was what irked me.
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