Jammy Penalty

[shut up meg]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41728826

 

 

 

[tiktak]

You cannot beat that.

[Reed or deed]

Stupid Bangkok cunts.

[The Oxford Don]

I thought the ball went dead in a shootout once it re-enters the field of play? If so, the goal shouldn’t have stood.

 

Still funny though.

[The Buzzard]

Saw this on Twitter yesterday. I thought in a shootout the ball was dead as soon as it ceased to go forward and that this shouldnt have been a goal.

 

I referenced a shootout from Mexico 86 when France and Brazil played. In one Brazilian penalty the ball hit the post, and then rebounded and hit the French keepers back and went in.

 

The ref gave the goal but I was sure it was claimed afterwards it shouldnt have stood because the ball had stopped moving forward.

 

I was shot down in flames but wondered if anybody else had heard that rule before?

 

Possibly is no longer in the rule book, assuming it ever was.

[The Boofon]

Valid goal.

[The Boofon]

I thought the ball went dead in a shootout once it re-enters the field of play? If so, the goal shouldn’t have stood.

 

Still funny though.

 

 

It didn't leave the field of play.

[The Buzzard]

Saw this on Twitter yesterday. I thought in a shootout the ball was dead as soon as it ceased to go forward and that this shouldnt have been a goal.

 

I referenced a shootout from Mexico 86 when France and Brazil played. In one Brazilian penalty the ball hit the post, and then rebounded and hit the French keepers back and went in.

 

The ref gave the goal but I was sure it was claimed afterwards it shouldnt have stood because the ball had stopped moving forward.

 

I was shot down in flames but wondered if anybody else had heard that rule before?

 

Possibly is no longer in the rule book, assuming it ever was.

Memory failed me. Looks like it was a French pk hitting the back of Brazilian GK.

[The Oxford Don]

 

 

It didn't leave the field of play.

 

I didn't word it very well. Buzzard has it better: the ball goes dead as soon as it stops travelling forward - this certainly used to be the rule. So the famous one in the Mexico '86 shootout between France and Brazil shouldn't have been allowed to stand, and of course France went through to the semi-finals.

 

*If that rule still exists* then the penalty on the video shouldn't count. But I don't know if that rule is still a thing.

[The Boofon]

 

I didn't word it very well. Buzzard has it better: the ball goes dead as soon as it stops travelling forward - this certainly used to be the rule. So the famous one in the Mexico '86 shootout between France and Brazil shouldn't have been allowed to stand, and of course France went through to the semi-finals.

 

*If that rule still exists* then the penalty on the video shouldn't count. But I don't know if that rule is still a thing.

 

 

Not true either.

 

Plenty penalties off one post, along the line and off the other post and in. Valid goal

[Chewie37]

They clarified the rules after that World Cup. The penalty is only dead when it stops moving or is touched by a player other than the goalkeeper or goes out of play