[Football] complete and utter shyster

sydney

tinky ****in winky

Jul 11, 2003

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #1

just noticed.....

who gets the ridiculous red ...?? dunk , kayal , hazard , willian ....we shall see , lets hope the twunts not hung over.

 

Green Cross Code Man

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #2

Oh dear. Thought it may be a Bellotti type thread announcing his demise.

 

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maffew

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #3

Oh god is that real? About to leg it and stick my usual 1-0 Dunk on for a cheeky quid now tempted to go 5-0 with 3 Albion yellows and 1 Red

 

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Sussex Nomad

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #4

Green Cross Code Man said:

Oh dear. Thought it may be a Bellotti type thread announcing his demise.

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He already has demised.

 

Pavilionaire

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #5

My money is on Stephens seeing red.

 

Green Cross Code Man

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #6

Sussex Nomad said:

He already has demised.

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Dean is refereeing whilst dead?

 

GT49er

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• Dec 26, 2017

• #7

sydney said:

just noticed.....

who gets the ridiculous red ...?? dunk , kayal , hazard , willian ....we shall see , lets hope the twunts not hung over.

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He would probably do a better job if he was.

 

One Teddy Maybank

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• Dec 27, 2017

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Other than the laughable corner, allowing Chelsea to take an offside free-kick inside our half, I thought he had an okay game.

Would like to see him reprimand Chelsea for all the acting, but sadly it’s part of the game.

That said, he remains a complete and utter shyster.


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Munchkin

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• Dec 27, 2017

• #9

Think he quite enjoyed some of our songs.

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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• Dec 27, 2017

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One Teddy Maybank said:

Other than the laughable corner, allowing Chelsea to take an offside free-kick inside our half, I thought he had an okay game.

Would like to see him reprimand Chelsea for all the acting, but sadly it’s part of the game.

That said, he remains a complete and utter shyster.


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You need to read the laws of the game ref; offside

 

BBassic

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• Dec 27, 2017

• #11

He's a tool. He made some tool-like decisions.

To sum it up. - he's a tool and I reckon even his mum thinks "should have kept me legs closed that night"

 

One Teddy Maybank

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• Dec 27, 2017

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PILTDOWN MAN said:

You need to read the laws of the game ref; offside

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Sorry, I may have misinterpreted your post, but you’re not allowed to take an offside free-kick in the opposite half of the pitch are you?

For starters the linesman awarding the offside, is running the line in the other half. Secondly, the free kick is taken from the wrong position.....


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PILTDOWN MAN

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One Teddy Maybank said:

Sorry, I may have misinterpreted your post, but you’re not allowed to take an offside free-kick in the opposite half of the pitch are you?

For starters the linesman awarding the offside, is running the line in the other half. Secondly, the free kick is taken from the wrong position.....


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Yes you are the law changed this season. You can take the resulting freekick from the position of the offside as per normal or from where the player received the ball. So if the player has run back into his half to meet the ball from an offside position the freekick can be taken from where he was offside or where he met the ball.

 

One Teddy Maybank

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• Dec 27, 2017

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PILTDOWN MAN said:

Yes you are the law changed this season. You can take the resulting freekick from the position of the offside as per normal or from where the player received the ball. So if the player has run back into his half to meet the ball from an offside position the freekick can be taken from where he was offside or where he met the ball.

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Wow. Thanks Piltdown, had no idea (clearly).... [emoji2]


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sydney

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• Dec 27, 2017

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• #15

Pavilionaire said:

My money is on Stephens seeing red.

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well lets face it.....he could easily have got a second yellow.

 

SweatyMexican

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• Dec 27, 2017

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PILTDOWN MAN said:

Yes you are the law changed this season. You can take the resulting freekick from the position of the offside as per normal or from where the player received the ball. So if the player has run back into his half to meet the ball from an offside position the freekick can be taken from where he was offside or where he met the ball.

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Have I got this right? So if an offside player somehow manages to touch the ball all the way back in his own box, the opposing team can have an in-direct free kick in the box. That doesn’t sound right?

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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• Dec 27, 2017

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SweatyMexican said:

Have I got this right? So if an offside player somehow manages to touch the ball all the way back in his own box, the opposing team can have an in-direct free kick in the box. That doesn’t sound right?

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http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-11---offside

If an offside offence occurs, the referee awards an indirect free kick where the offence occurred, including if it is in the player’s own half of the field of play.

 

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Turkey

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• Dec 27, 2017

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PILTDOWN MAN said:

http://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-11---offside

If an offside offence occurs, the referee awards an indirect free kick where the offence occurred, including if it is in the player’s own half of the field of play.

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You learn something every day. Fair enough, he's still a wanker though.

 

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Sussex Nomad

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• Dec 27, 2017

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Turkey said:

You learn something every day. Fair enough, he's still a wanker though.

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No, that's totally incorrect, the offside occurs from where the player is offside, never in their own half.

 

Gazwag

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• Dec 27, 2017

• #20

Turkey said:

You learn something every day. Fair enough, he's still a wanker though.

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As was Hazard pretending he was about to kick the ball out when a Chelsea player was injury and then running at our defence and almost scoring