:foreveralone: what ever. But the fourth official thought it was a pen so what's up with that?
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[Serie A] JUVENTUS - Genoa (January 26, 2013) (4 Viewers)
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this man makes so much sense, another reason to be proud to have him as our mister:
“To err is human, I can accept an error if I’m told that the incident could not be seen properly, just as other incidents weren’t seen like the shirt-tug on Mirko Vucinic, the push on Paul Pogba or the penalty for Genoa...
“However, if an incident is so serious that the assistant tells you it’s a penalty, then you have to give it. How can we even discuss this?
“I go home with a thousand thoughts in my head, because hearing a referee tell me he 'didn’t feel ready’ is absurd. I say a referee, for or against Juve, must give the penalty right to the last minute. I am a man of sport, but I do not accept this sort of thing and I never will. Tonight I go home with bad thoughts in my mind.”
“To err is human, I can accept an error if I’m told that the incident could not be seen properly, just as other incidents weren’t seen like the shirt-tug on Mirko Vucinic, the push on Paul Pogba or the penalty for Genoa...
“However, if an incident is so serious that the assistant tells you it’s a penalty, then you have to give it. How can we even discuss this?
“I go home with a thousand thoughts in my head, because hearing a referee tell me he 'didn’t feel ready’ is absurd. I say a referee, for or against Juve, must give the penalty right to the last minute. I am a man of sport, but I do not accept this sort of thing and I never will. Tonight I go home with bad thoughts in my mind.”
You're talking about whether it's intentional or not, but once a clear advantage is gained that becomes irrelevant. Which takes us to the next point:
The part in bold is where we disagree. The rules aren't interpreted according to how a player is trying to reach the ball, otherwise a defender diving for a ball could justify having his arms stretched out in front of him like Superman since that would be the 'natural' motion for someone trying to reach a ball in that manner. The arms must be close to the torso.
The part in bold is where we disagree. The rules aren't interpreted according to how a player is trying to reach the ball, otherwise a defender diving for a ball could justify having his arms stretched out in front of him like Superman since that would be the 'natural' motion for someone trying to reach a ball in that manner. The arms must be close to the torso.
