Ever booked anyone for over celebration?? I think i had a few for shirt off etc but can't remember any for more than that (Let me think?)
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Ever booked anyone for over celebration?? I think i had a few for shirt off etc but can't remember any for more than that (Let me think?)
Ciley Myrus
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Fake news..
Falkirk scoring a goal.........jeezo as if
Falkirk scoring a goal.........jeezo as if
I've sanctioned similar, but sent it in as C1 AA
CapnBloodbeard
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Yeah, I've seen players booked for running up to the opposing bench and kissing the club badge on their shirt to rile them up, and a few stupid things like tussling the hair of opponents as they run past after a goal
I've seen a guy score, grab his phone from the side of the pitch and take a selfie with the opposition manager who was a deeply unpleasant character 
I was playing in the game and it was all pre planned, genius. Manager just called him a few names, no card from the ref. It was brilliant tbf
I was playing in the game and it was all pre planned, genius. Manager just called him a few names, no card from the ref. It was brilliant tbf
one
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It makes a difference if there is fair bit of humour involved even if it is provocative especially when the opponent can see the humorous side of it even if they are not happy with it. Not saying it is not a caution, just that context is important.I've seen a guy score, grab his phone from the side of the pitch and take a selfie with the opposition manager who was a deeply unpleasant character
I was playing in the game and it was all pre planned, genius. Manager just called him a few names, no card from the ref. It was brilliant tbf
Richard smith
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If the celebration is excessive. I'd be looking to Caution for delaying the restart 
Ciley Myrus
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Amazingly, that pic is Falkirk v QOS
They played the reverse fixture last night
And
A Falkirk player got his 2nd yellow for celebrating the goal....
They played the reverse fixture last night
And
A Falkirk player got his 2nd yellow for celebrating the goal....
I'd make a great VAR, I see things before they happen!!!
CapnBloodbeard
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And if it's excessive but quick? ;-)If the celebration is excessive. I'd be looking to Caution for delaying the restart
USB is your other go-to here
one
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Ooooh. I don't know about that. Did you disallow the goal and for what reason?
Obviously the were no defenders around. Would you do the same if he rainbow flicked it in?
Ciley Myrus
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Intrigued as to reason why also.
Unless he was putting himself in danger, there is no offence here, despite morally no doubts there should be.
Ciley Myrus
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What about a caution code which is certainly under used..
"actions which are deemed to be inflammatory".
at least, its on the sheet here.
"actions which are deemed to be inflammatory".
at least, its on the sheet here.
one
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Definitely wrong according to LOTG. But hey we all make mistakes and learn.
What you considered as a USB act was when the ball was still in play so allowing the goal means in effect you played advantage on the offence. No prizes for guessing which team benefited from that advantage You had two technically correct options.
- Disallow the goal and caution for USB. While technically correct I'd say trickery with the ball is not considered USB in general unless specified in LOTG.
- Allow the goal and no caution. Pulling the player aside and having a quick word with him would not be a bad idea. This is my option
Definitely incorrect in law, as the offence happened before the goal was scored so if you are going to caution you have to disallow the goal and award an IDFK.
Good luck cautioning for that at the Dog & Duck... check you’ve got dental insurance 