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I like to dust it off now and then :thumbsup:

The double jeopardy rule applies to cover accidental fouls that deny a goalscoring opportunity (ie a penalty but no red card). However, a player can still be sent off for serious foul play, violent conduct and deliberate handball. The ref was absolutely right to send off the Colombian for...

Yep, you could clearly see he scooped it back towards the goal line, then covered it up with his gloves, the cheating snide. Outrageous that he then got in the refs face to try and deny it was in. And catastrophically STUPID, given that everyone knows that there is now irrefutable goal-line...

Disagree. He deliberately handled to stop a goal being scored. What if they'd missed the pen ? There would have been a clear injustice (like when that buck-toothed weasel Suarez handled on the line against Ghana to stop a goal, and they missed the resulting penalty). Alex Scott arouses me.

Absolutely ridiculous, the japanese keeper and other players all trying to claim that the ball didn't cross the line. There's GOAL LINE TECHNOLOGY you utter buffoons. You could see it was in anyway. WHY do players have to constantly cheat, even if it defies all logic ??