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For me, it's a pride thing - not a card count. Fewer cards per game is my goal, using management, where possible and without the tracker, I can't ...well...keep track lol. Proud of a low card-per-game ratio! Mind you, everything's been zeroed for the new season now......

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I stand corrected, although in my defence I was watching the penalty from behind the other goal lol. In interviews afterwards, Seaman said he saw the ball move slightly to the left as McAllister drew his leg back, and Seaman already on his way to his right - which is why the ball didn't go far...

The fact that the wall is there in the first place would suggest it is a deliberate attempt to save, therefore a deliberate save.

Yup, has impeded the attacker with the 'style' of challenge, which was excessive from your description.

I didn't think we had the authority to stop a quick free kick unless we were carding someone or there's a player receiving attention. Granted they are a potential flashpoint, but Laws is Laws........ Other methods, talking to the captains together, "Let's try and calm everyone down eh lads?"

If it's an issue, have a word with the coach/manager making all the subs. "Every time you stop for a sub, we stop the clock. We'll be here all day at this rate, and you aren;t gaining any advantage"

Same in WaiBOP, although now that we are expected to buy our own gear, we do still get travel for one car (a team of three) and they reckon about $30-ish per game.

Player moves the ball at the last second would suggest that he would have got the ball otherwise, in which case, Careless. FK. Perhaps a quiet word and get on with it.

More frikkin equipment to buy?????? :):)

lol, sorry - don;ty know where that came from - was definately Colin Hendry against Seaman, and Seaman said after that the ball moved slightly just as he was about to kick it. Same game that Gazza left Hendry on his backside on the edge of box before scoring!

For me, it's generally when the last attacker has left the penalty area or is likely to challenge. There are still numptioes who think they can kick the ball as the GK tosses/drops it for the kick.

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In the UK, the basis of 'there's no right to privacy in a public place' tends to hold true in most situations of appropriate behaviour by someone with a camera. As a pro photographer, indeed, as an amateur photographer, I would have every right to photograph whatever I saw whilst in a public...

First thing that struck me was that the ball, having hit Raph's hand, was there for the taking, but Suarez completely ingnored it and walked to the ref! 'Play to the whistle'? Was obviously a handball, but Suarez/Liverpool could so easily have scored from 'open play' if Suarez hadn't...

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What's multi-quote?

If he's crossed his arms instinctively to protect himself, then it IS a perfectly natural position to be in. No penalty. I would find it difficult to give pen and RC for this.

Left in the changing room or in my bag, in the tupperware box I use to keep the bits n bobs in. Our teamsheets, after I have filled out the necessaries on them, get handed back to coaches to sign and send in. Once I carried one in my top pocket, but it got a bit sweaty, and the ink ran, so now...

He can change the decision as long as play has not been restarted.