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Teddy Eagle 01 Dec 20 3.16pm
Fame at last as Palace get 3 in the Top 10. Would have taken a while to guess who though. [Link]
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Teddy Eagle

01 Dec 20 3.16pm

Fame at last as Palace get 3 in the Top 10.
Would have taken a while to guess who though.

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cryrst The garden of England 01 Dec 20 3.53pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Fame at last as Palace get 3 in the Top 10. Would have taken a while to guess who though. [Link] Bloomin luka. We would be no 1 if he didnt get covid and a red.
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cryrst

The garden of England 01 Dec 20 3.53pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Fame at last as Palace get 3 in the Top 10.
Would have taken a while to guess who though.

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Bloomin luka. We would be no 1 if he didnt get covid and a red.

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Buckspalace Thornborough 01 Dec 20 3.55pm
Surprised Wilfs nos 3, if it had been fouled on yes.
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Thornborough 01 Dec 20 3.55pm

Surprised Wilfs nos 3, if it had been fouled on yes.

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Teddy Eagle 01 Dec 20 4.18pm
Benteke must be an absolute butcher to be at no. 13 considering the number of games he plays these days.
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Teddy Eagle

01 Dec 20 4.18pm

Benteke must be an absolute butcher to be at no. 13 considering the number of games he plays these days.

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stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 01 Dec 20 5.36pm
Nowdays a foul is given for a hard stare at the opposition. Did anyone see Grelish chucking himself about last night? The guy who got booked for fouling him was shaking his head in dis belief. A slight touch on the leg, and Grelish goes down clutching the OTHER leg, and rolling around. I am really starting to dislike this game.
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In the woodwork. 01 Dec 20 5.36pm

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Nowdays a foul is given for a hard stare at the opposition.
Did anyone see Grelish chucking himself about last night?
The guy who got booked for fouling him was shaking his head in dis belief. A slight touch on the leg, and Grelish goes down clutching the OTHER leg, and rolling around.
I am really starting to dislike this game.

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 01 Dec 20 5.38pm
Originally posted by stuckinbristol Nowdays a foul is given for a hard stare at the opposition. Did anyone see Grelish chucking himself about last night? The guy who got booked for fouling him was shaking his head in dis belief. A slight touch on the leg, and Grelish goes down clutching the OTHER leg, and rolling around. I am really starting to dislike this game. Both Grealish and Richarlison spend more time on the floor than a busy carpet fitter.
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 01 Dec 20 5.38pm

Originally posted by stuckinbristol

Both Grealish and Richarlison spend more time on the floor than a busy carpet fitter.

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Teddy Eagle 01 Dec 20 5.42pm
Originally posted by Willo Both Grealish and Richarlison spend more time on the floor than a busy carpet fitter. It was mentioned in complimentary terms during the commentary last night that Grealish is a player who �knows how to win fouls�. Well, yes, that�s one way of putting it.
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Teddy Eagle

01 Dec 20 5.42pm

Originally posted by Willo

Both Grealish and Richarlison spend more time on the floor than a busy carpet fitter.

It was mentioned in complimentary terms during the commentary last night that Grealish is a player who �knows how to win fouls�.
Well, yes, that�s one way of putting it.

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stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 02 Dec 20 10.55am
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle It was mentioned in complimentary terms during the commentary last night that Grealish is a player who �knows how to win fouls�. Well, yes, that�s one way of putting it. Yep, I heard that too. Winning fouls is one thing, putting your body between opposition and ball, and taking a hit. But all this slightest touch and they go down clutching their face, One of the Leeds players did this on Sunday, is them trying to get the opposition booked or sent off. This behaviour needs to be called out by the pundits, not the usual Shearer line, "he was clever". When I played, if you had done any of this rubbish you would have been laughed at by the opposition, the spectators , your own teammates and probably the ref.
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stuckinbristol

In the woodwork. 02 Dec 20 10.55am

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

It was mentioned in complimentary terms during the commentary last night that Grealish is a player who �knows how to win fouls�.
Well, yes, that�s one way of putting it.

Yep, I heard that too.
Winning fouls is one thing, putting your body between opposition and ball, and taking a hit.
But all this slightest touch and they go down clutching their face, One of the Leeds players did this on Sunday, is them trying to get the opposition booked or sent off.
This behaviour needs to be called out by the pundits, not the usual Shearer line, "he was clever".
When I played, if you had done any of this rubbish you would have been laughed at by the opposition, the spectators , your own teammates and probably the ref.

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 02 Dec 20 11.43am
Originally posted by stuckinbristol Yep, I heard that too. Winning fouls is one thing, putting your body between opposition and ball, and taking a hit. But all this slightest touch and they go down clutching their face, One of the Leeds players did this on Sunday, is them trying to get the opposition booked or sent off. This behaviour needs to be called out by the pundits, not the usual Shearer line, "he was clever". When I played, if you had done any of this rubbish you would have been laughed at by the opposition, the spectators , your own teammates and probably the ref. Very true. Worst part about all this playacting, is, that part of law 12 still stipulates that simulation is still a cautionable offence. I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold, When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul. [Link]
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eagleman13

On The Road To Hell & Alicante 02 Dec 20 11.43am

Originally posted by stuckinbristol

Very true.

Worst part about all this playacting, is, that part of law 12 still stipulates that simulation is still a cautionable offence.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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Buckspalace Thornborough 02 Dec 20 11.49am
Yes Grealish is a cheat at "winning" fouls, got caught out last year at Selhurst when his diving caused their equaliser to be chalked off. If that had been Zaha diving about the pundits would be ripping into him.
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Thornborough 02 Dec 20 11.49am

Yes Grealish is a cheat at "winning" fouls, got caught out last year at Selhurst when his diving caused their equaliser to be chalked off.

If that had been Zaha diving about the pundits would be ripping into him.

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Teddy Eagle 02 Dec 20 11.54am
This is from Premierleague.com Will VAR be used for diving? Only for incidents in the four match-changing situations: goals; penalty decisions; direct red-card incidents; and mistaken identity. In the instance where the on-field referee has awarded a penalty but the VAR has determined that it was an act of simulation, the penalty award will be overturned and the offending player will be shown a yellow card. The FA's retrospective disciplinary process remains for other incidents not captured by the match officials or VAR.
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Teddy Eagle

02 Dec 20 11.54am

This is from Premierleague.com

Will VAR be used for diving?

Only for incidents in the four match-changing situations: goals; penalty decisions; direct red-card incidents; and mistaken identity.

In the instance where the on-field referee has awarded a penalty but the VAR has determined that it was an act of simulation, the penalty award will be overturned and the offending player will be shown a yellow card.

The FA's retrospective disciplinary process remains for other incidents not captured by the match officials or VAR.

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Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Dec 20 12.01pm
Originally posted by Buckspalace Yes Grealish is a cheat at "winning" fouls, got caught out last year at Selhurst when his diving caused their equaliser to be chalked off. If that had been Zaha diving about the pundits would be ripping into him. I got involved in a heated contretemps with an A.Villa supporter who lives locally. He asserted it was a "Shocking decision" and suffice to say I was in total disagreement.I certainly placed him into the pillory in robust fashion.
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Willo Online

South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Dec 20 12.01pm

Originally posted by Buckspalace

Yes Grealish is a cheat at "winning" fouls, got caught out last year at Selhurst when his diving caused their equaliser to be chalked off.

If that had been Zaha diving about the pundits would be ripping into him.

I got involved in a heated contretemps with an A.Villa supporter who lives locally. He asserted it was a "Shocking decision" and suffice to say I was in total disagreement.I certainly placed him into the pillory in robust fashion.

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