..I often wonder who the first was to push a referee and take, say, 10 + seconds..then realise he wasn't getting pulled up .
Regularly nowadays they take nearly 15 secs
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..I often wonder who the first was to push a referee and take, say, 10 + seconds..then realise he wasn't getting pulled up .
Regularly nowadays they take nearly 15 secs
About a week after the law was changed - which was about six days after refs did.
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Doh..what's the law now?Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
basjcally the law js now that ref's jgnore the rule and now the feckjng players have
Djd Smjthjes or Phjlljps take the pjss last season?Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Almost winds me up as much as players that walk about 20 foot from where the thrown in should be taken.Quote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
....and what about goalkeepers taking free kicks. Moving it 10 or more yards further forward than where the offense took place and if that offense took place near the touchline the goalkeeper moves the ball 10 yards in from the touchline.
WThat’s the 10 yard ruleQuote:
Originally Posted by alan_corneli
Of course!!! Silly me.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
& kicking the ball out of hand outside the box. An unpunished foul in most games. Pickford does this virtually every kick.
As an aside when was the last time a player actually took a legal throw in. Most these days seem to be taken by a six year old.
And don't get me started on foul throws, keepers who fall to the ground when catching a ball and refs who take 70 secs plus over free kicks outside the box.Quote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
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