And who is going to judge whether it was a dive or not, our friends at the FA?
Also why only for penalties? Surely a dive/simulation/conning the ref is the same everywhere on the pitch.
We had a cat once. It died
Needs to be done... Might eventually happen but will take a long time.
It's common sense really
Because Spurs wouldnt be able to fulfill fixtures
Also why only for penalties? Surely a dive/simulation/conning the ref is the same everywhere on the pitch.
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Yes of course. A dive for a penalty, is exactly the same as a dive on the half-way line
I think you are terrified of what would happen to Suarez tbh.
Oh, get a brain too
D'Jeezus worried about the implications for hard man cocaine Jack
You talking about other's needing to get a brain after your comments on the other thread. Oh the irony of it all.
I said Liverpool are flat track bullies.
Lots of Liverpool fans would say the same.
You are still crying about it. So what?
Yes we are complete flat track bullies. Better to be flat track bullies than lose 3-0 to the mighty West Ham who play with no recognised striker
Poor wum you are looking through your articles. Try harder chum
Great article!
But then look at Rugby Union, 'There is often a television match official (TMO; popularly called the "video referee", to assist with certain decisions, linked up to the referee by radio.' If football was like this, then teams wouldn't get robbed, but then that takes away the drama of the game. It's all entertainment, the referees are always making bad decisions about diving, hand balls, fouls etc
It's seems I winked you...
If players didnt dive, or go down easy, and get soft penalties, Soldado would have to be put out of his misery by lethal injection, as he would have no real reason to exist otherwise.
Nobody wants that, surely ?
Long live the soft penalty.
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And who is going to judge whether it was a dive or not, our friends at the FA?
Also why only for penalties? Surely a dive/simulation/conning the ref is the same everywhere on the pitch.
posted on 9/11/13
We had a cat once. It died
posted on 10/11/13
Needs to be done... Might eventually happen but will take a long time.
It's common sense really
posted on 10/11/13
Because Spurs wouldnt be able to fulfill fixtures
posted on 10/11/13
So would Bale have.
posted on 10/11/13
Also why only for penalties? Surely a dive/simulation/conning the ref is the same everywhere on the pitch.
___
Yes of course. A dive for a penalty, is exactly the same as a dive on the half-way line
I think you are terrified of what would happen to Suarez tbh.
Oh, get a brain too
posted on 10/11/13
D'Jeezus worried about the implications for hard man cocaine Jack
posted on 10/11/13
You talking about other's needing to get a brain after your comments on the other thread. Oh the irony of it all.
posted on 10/11/13
I said Liverpool are flat track bullies.
Lots of Liverpool fans would say the same.
You are still crying about it. So what?
posted on 10/11/13
Yes we are complete flat track bullies. Better to be flat track bullies than lose 3-0 to the mighty West Ham who play with no recognised striker
Poor wum you are looking through your articles. Try harder chum
posted on 10/11/13
You are clearly obsessed
posted on 10/11/13
Great article!
But then look at Rugby Union, 'There is often a television match official (TMO; popularly called the "video referee", to assist with certain decisions, linked up to the referee by radio.' If football was like this, then teams wouldn't get robbed, but then that takes away the drama of the game. It's all entertainment, the referees are always making bad decisions about diving, hand balls, fouls etc
posted on 10/11/13
It's seems I winked you...
posted on 10/11/13
posted on 10/11/13
If players didnt dive, or go down easy, and get soft penalties, Soldado would have to be put out of his misery by lethal injection, as he would have no real reason to exist otherwise.
Nobody wants that, surely ?
Long live the soft penalty.
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