AggyBlue Posted September 14, 2009 Posted September 14, 2009 Either ban every player that has dived in any context in any game or don't ban anyone, not just the one guy. A start has to be made somewhere. Someone has to be the first to face a ban for cheating, why not this guy?
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thenodrog Posted September 14, 2009 Posted September 14, 2009 Eduardo ban has been rescinded. So he never dived then?
Hughesy Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 The bit that annoyed me the most was the quote from eduardo saying he was glad that the truth had finally come out. What planet is this guy on? The truth is he cheated to win a penalty. I wasn't really bothered about a ban until thye gave him it, but having given it out they should have stuck to it. The thing that most annoyed me was the cocky little smile he did when he knew he had cheated and got a penalty. That to me just said it all. How they can over-turn it is beyond me.
philipl Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 The thing that most annoyed me was the cocky little smile he did when he knew he had cheated and got a penalty. That to me just said it all. How they can over-turn it is beyond me. Chelsea probably sent them the tape of the second leg of last season's semi-final to be reviewed and UEFA realised they'd opened a can of worms when it comes to video-refereeing after the event. I'd guess the ref did not put it in his match report so Arsenal successfully argued that there was no actual mechanism for reviewing the incident.
Hughesy Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 Well FIFA or UEFA need to put it in place - Maybe from the 1st Jan, in all comps and then the FA's etc can have powers to rid the game of diving.
Fife Rover Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 The bit that annoyed me the most was the quote from eduardo saying he was glad that the truth had finally come out. What planet is this guy on? The truth is he cheated to win a penalty. I wasn't really bothered about a ban until thye gave him it, but having given it out they should have stuck to it. The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! The bit that annoyed me the most was the quote from eduardo saying he was glad that the truth had finally come out. What planet is this guy on? The truth is he cheated to win a penalty. I wasn't really bothered about a ban until thye gave him it, but having given it out they should have stuck to it. The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! Not that I am defending the rescinding; far from it. I believe it should stand and apply to all clubs and all players who do it. This kind of cheating is ruining the game. The bit that annoyed me the most was the quote from eduardo saying he was glad that the truth had finally come out. What planet is this guy on? The truth is he cheated to win a penalty. I wasn't really bothered about a ban until thye gave him it, but having given it out they should have stuck to it. The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! Not that I am defending the rescinding; far from it. I believe it should stand and apply to all clubs and all players who do it. This kind of cheating is ruining the game.
Hughesy Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! Not that I am defending the rescinding; far from it. I believe it should stand and apply to all clubs and all players who do it. This kind of cheating is ruining the game. The question that we should all be considering is: would the ban be overturned for a Rovers player doing the same thing? Or indeed any one of the less "fashionable " clubs players? I think we already know the answer to that one!! THAT is the problem that wants sorting out!!! Not that I am defending the rescinding; far from it. I believe it should stand and apply to all clubs and all players who do it. This kind of cheating is ruining the game. Sorry Fife I didnt quite catch that.........what did you say?
JC4LAB Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 Sometimes wonder if some diving is necessary to avoid injury?...Do you dive over the top or have your leg broke...Theres only an injustice if a foul is awarded.
DanLad Posted September 15, 2009 Posted September 15, 2009 My understanding is that there doesn't need to be contact for it to be a foul? If you impede the progress of the player it's a foul. You can impede progress without touching the player. It's a while since I read the rules. Is that right?
Steve Moss Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 My understanding is that there doesn't need to be contact for it to be a foul? If you impede the progress of the player it's a foul. You can impede progress without touching the player. It's a while since I read the rules. Is that right? It's perfectly permissible to impede the progress of the player with the ball. It is not permissible to impede the progress of a player without the ball. All by dim memory.
Seggie Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 One of the biggest problems here is Arsene Wenger http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11670_5312209,00.html - Sky Sports In this first article he criticises Didier Drogba for 'going down too easily' Now on occasions this is true but does the man have any scope to start defending Eduardo when he himself critiscises another player for the same crime. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12098_5549394,00.html - Sky Sports Now the second article is Wenger comparing Eduardo's penalty to Wayne Rooney Vs Slovenia, now I agree that this particular incident was also questionable(Rooney actually comitted the foul). I think Eduardo dived and Wenger whom is footballs biggest Hypocryte sought to make everything ok by crying 'its not fair' etc. Anyone who remembers Arsenal being a very dirty over physical team that they were in the late 90's and early 00s under Wenger will also remember the games we played them under Hughes(he has had a dig at Hughes today for defending his player) and his constant moaning about our over physical approach. I do honestly think Wenger's moans have influanced UEFA in recinding this ban. There was a previous case of Lithuania striker Saulius Mikoliunas who dived and won a Penalty vs Scotland who subsequently recieved a ban obvisously this was not recinded.
rebelmswar Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 If you impede the progress of the player it's a foul. You can impede progress without touching the player. How do you do this? Threats? Distract them with a bit of off the cuff improvisation?
rebelmswar Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 Anyone who remembers Arsenal being a very dirty over physical team that they were in the late 90's and early 00s under Wenger will also remember the games we played them under Hughes(he has had a dig at Hughes today for defending his player) and his constant moaning about our over physical approach. I do honestly think Wenger's moans have influanced UEFA in recinding this ban. There was a previous case of Lithuania striker Saulius Mikoliunas who dived and won a Penalty vs Scotland who subsequently recieved a ban obvisously this was not recinded. Wenger has turned into an old biddy, a blind man can see that. There is a difference, in my opinion, between tough tackling, body-checking and hitting out at people on the ground. I hope that all Rovers fans would not moan and defend our player if one of ours did this. I remember Todd kicking someone up that arse, I found it funny as hell but was not aggrieved that he was sent packing for it. If UEFA can be influenced by that then that is too bad. I fear how much influence the great pooba at Man U has with them.
Fife Rover Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 Sorry Fife I didnt quite catch that.........what did you say? Yes sorry about that Hughesy. I tried to use the Edit function to add my second paragraph and the damned thing just kept on adding the whole post at each attempt to correct things.
AggyBlue Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 How do you do this? Threats? Distract them with a bit of off the cuff improvisation? Aim a shotgun at him. Take a swipe at him with a double edged sword. Come on Reb, the list is endless It's just not the same game I played
rebelmswar Posted September 16, 2009 Posted September 16, 2009 It's just not the same game I played Yes we all miss the days when the game was played with a severed head and the whole town was the pitch. In my opinion the nancyfication of the game is getting a bit over the top, I can see it being like basketball eventually. I know people may sound off about my defense of Van Pussy, but I feel there is a difference between tough football and thugery.
thenodrog Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 I remember Todd kicking someone up that arse, I found it funny as hell but was not aggrieved that he was sent packing for it. Dugarry. An unprofessional red mist job. Dugarry had just elbowed McEverly and the ref had missed it. Todd hadn't though.
CrazyIvan Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Dugarry. An unprofessional red mist job. Dugarry had just elbowed McEverly and the ref had missed it. Todd hadn't though. Yeah, and seconds earlier Todd had been caught by another player so the red mist really descended. Watching it now still makes me giggle a bit...
Hughesy Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 So the un-banned player scores the winning goal! Typical!
philipl Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 So the un-banned player scores the winning goal! Typical! And set up Liege's first with a suicidal back heel in his own penalty area.
thenodrog Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Yeah, and seconds earlier Todd had been caught by another player (in a 'vulnerable area' and Dugarry had just raked his shins with 6 studs too) so the red mist really descended. Watching it now still makes me giggle a bit... Personally I can never see anything wrong with a touch of good old fashioned honest retaliation.........Truly. ........... And as opposed to the Norman Hunter variety that he usually got in first!
Steve Moss Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Personally I can never see anything wrong with a touch of good old fashioned honest retaliation.........Truly. ........... And as opposed to the Norman Hunter variety that he usually got in first! Preemptive retaliation is a perfectly sound doctrine, followed by many current and past governments. Surely thay can't all be wrong?
Stuart Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Preemptive retaliation is a perfectly sound doctrine, followed by many current and past governments. Surely thay can't all be wrong? Isn't that what Gerrard did? He was found not guilty so that must mean it's ok.
rebelmswar Posted September 17, 2009 Posted September 17, 2009 Dugarry. An unprofessional red mist job. Dugarry had just elbowed McEverly and the ref had missed it. Todd hadn't though. So it was Dugarry who got the foot buggery? Makes sense in a twisted way.
Steve Moss Posted September 18, 2009 Posted September 18, 2009 Isn't that what Gerrard did? He was found not guilty so that must mean it's ok. Absolutely. I am now going to preemptively invade my brother's wallet so I can buy a new Rover's jersey with Salgado's name on it.
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