GodsGift
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Gary Waddock looks like a local estate agent off Homes Under The Hammer.
Wow, that's the second week running they've done that and got away with it. Surely every opposing manager has to approach the ref before playing them and highlight this?Well struck free kick for Maidstone first goal. In the opinion of those among us who know more about the laws of the game than me, is the charge into the wall by the Stones player acceptable?
Looks like a foul to me honestly. I hadn't even noticed it before!Well struck free kick for Maidstone first goal. In the opinion of those among us who know more about the laws of the game than me, is the charge into the wall by the Stones player acceptable?
Well remembered, forgot until you pointed it out. Thin ice with the refs you'd have thought.Wow, that's the second week running they've done that and got away with it. Surely every opposing manager has to approach the ref before playing them and highlight this?
Same player as well.
Have a look 2m14s in.
It's one of those things that teams try and will keep doing until they get pulled up on it. It's working I suppose!Looks like a foul to me honestly. I hadn't even noticed it before!
Well struck free kick for Maidstone first goal. In the opinion of those among us who know more about the laws of the game than me, is the charge into the wall by the Stones player acceptable?
It's a blatant foul. He's not challenging for the ball and deliberately barging players out of the way. You can almost excuse the ref at corners sometimes because there is so much going on, probably 5-6 pairs of players jostling and going in all different directions, so hard to watch everyone at once but here the wall is pretty static and the foul is easy to see so the referee should pick this up.I think the key here is to remember that it's "in the opinion of the referee" for most things in the laws of the game. The keys to this one are that his hands are kept to himself and he starts in the wall and is stepping to make a hole in it - a common tactic even if the shoving involved is rare.
I think some will give it and some won't, it all depends on how they view the application of force. Here it's easy to call it a jostling for position, which is no different to what happens at corners and free kicks all the time - in this case due to the fact that the FGR player wasn't standing still, he was starting to charge down the free kick. Overall it's clever play with what looks like a shoulder to shoulder challenge.
If you want to stop it or have the foul called then don't have someone charge down - much harder to push out the way, have a solid wall, and if an opposition finds their way in there then add a player behind him to fill the gap he tries to make.
Not sure about that tackle on Norwood 40 seconds or so in! You were still better than us though.
Another hopeful long ball onto Rhead's head that luckily leads to a goal, not proper football at all.
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