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| quote: | Originally posted by eieregooie
Perhaps... but why should it make a difference whether the players falls down inside or outside of the field? Referees don't stop games, especially attacks, because two players of the same team collide. Unless maybe when they're bleeding to death or are knocked unconscious, which clearly wasn't the case.
With that in mind... Why is it unfair to call this goal legit, when there would have been no discussion at all if the player hit the grass on the other side of the line? |
The concern here, at least mine, is that a player took advantage out of a position to score a goal, and that is what makes it unfair. Maybe you misunderstood my comment.
It should make a difference whether the player is in or outside the field, injured or not is second degree. If he's outside the field, then he is out of play and can't be counted as a last man. It's unfair otherwise.
Stopping the game wasn't the issue. It wouldn't have been proper because, as you said, the team was attacking.
FIFA needs to make some adjustments. A player who doesn't go for the ball because he's offside doesn't get a call but when a player is out of the field he is still counted in play? Nonsense.
As I said, FIFA needs to fix this and make refs more rigorous with the time wasting of players and their acting of injuries.
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