Had it been the goal keeper!
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 dannyboy1978  22 Jan 17 7.48am |
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From my understanding keepers and outfield players are equal when it comes to treatment so the question is would the ref had stopped play if it was either keeper? I think we know the answer and I would love the FA to give an answer
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| aashman12 22 Jan 17 7.51am |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
From my understanding keepers and outfield players are equal when it comes to treatment so the question is would the ref had stopped play if it was either keeper? I think we know the answer and I would love the FA to give an answer Not a transfer matter mate
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| dannyboy1978 22 Jan 17 8.00am |
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Originally posted by aashman12
Not a transfer matter mate So you think the ref would have carried on! Pull the other one.
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| dg1937 22 Jan 17 10.12am |
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Wrong forum but I agree, play would have been stopped if it had been the keeper. I think Palace are too nice, I'm sure we'd have kicked the ball out rather than going for the jugular as Everton did. I also think a Palace player should have taken a yellow card by stopping play (handball/foul) so that our player could get treatment.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 22 Jan 17 10.19am |
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Goalkeepers are a special case. For instance, they don't have to leave the field of play if they are treated on it unlike outfield players who have been injured without a card being shown.
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