@SCourts67@BroxburnGers@CoachDavidBaird Has to be a pen. No idea what the defender was doing - and you might not give it in a kids game, but it's a clear handball in the area so pen is the only outcome
I've been wanting to write this for many, many years, because it's something I've always been curious about. Now it's finally here. Thanks, @davidedgarwolf
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@ElliotLuke19 If people knew the level of scrutiny referees experienced in terms of debriefs, assessments, promotion and relegation they would understand that there is definitely accountability
Fully agree. One possible middle ground would be referee chief giving a statement on Mondays to clarify points of law/procedure. But any interview or press conference would create more problems than it would solve
A lot to unpack in that Wolves v Leeds game. Lopetegui has a case on the penalty, but always a red for Jonny and not a foul on Traore before Leeds 4th goal. Nice to see a referee stick by their original decision after VAR recommended a review
Really messy process from Stuart Attwell. Looks like he was going to caution Ziyech for original foul so at the very least it should be a 2nd caution for the push on Royal
Yesterday was a poor day for officials in PL. But I don't think refs are 'worse' now than they used to be - at no time in football history has anyone ever claimed that the officials of the day are good. And never claim corruption when something can be explained by incompetence
@Phil73013777 1) I would like the Salah goal to be disallowed, unfortunately it is currently the correct decision. Stretching to play the ball in that manner shouldn't reset offside IMO
2) He didn't raise his flag early. He waited until the ball went in & went back for previous infringement
@luckyoldjohn@Nuggie1986 ET is viewed as a separate phase of play. I assume due to potential changes in conditions during the original 90 min that might mean a team prefer to attack one end over the other.