CCS beats GPS question

[CHAMPDDS]

Correct.

 

 

Seems a shame to then possibly have to coach your defenders, that as a last ditch effort, stick out a hand, especially in the last minutes of a game, since it at least gives us a chance for the offense to not score with a failed PK..and play down a player for a few final minutes won't hurt... although the reality of this being a common occurence is low, like MBRAYNT said, if you are on the missed PK end of the deal, when you had a for sure goal....it seems the ref should have the discretion to award a goal...

 

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[MVM]

Seems a shame to then possibly have to coach your defenders, that as a last ditch effort, stick out a hand, especially in the last minutes of a game, since it at least gives us a chance for the offense to not score with a failed PK..and play down a player for a few final minutes won't hurt... although the reality of this being a common occurence is low, like MBRAYNT said, if you are on the missed PK end of the deal, when you had a for sure goal....it seems the ref should have the discretion to award a goal...

 

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Lets not put that kind of a decision on a ref.. I know in close games when I'm refereeing I would rather see the outcome be determined by the play on the field, then by some correct call that I made.

[bluclearsky]

Seems a shame to then possibly have to coach your defenders, that as a last ditch effort, stick out a hand, especially in the last minutes of a game, since it at least gives us a chance for the offense to not score with a failed PK..and play down a player for a few final minutes won't hurt... although the reality of this being a common occurence is low, like MBRAYNT said, if you are on the missed PK end of the deal, when you had a for sure goal....it seems the ref should have the discretion to award a goal...

 

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I hope that no coach would teach such a tactic to win a game. However, the consequences are more severe than playing short for the remainder of the game. The player would also be suspended for the next two games. See this article: http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2008/mar/28/seeing-red/

[CHAMPDDS]

I hope that no coach would teach such a tactic to win a game. However, the consequences are more severe than playing short for the remainder of the game. The player would also be suspended for the next two games. See this article: http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2008/mar/28/seeing-red/

 

 

 

Good Point...the twp game suspension for a non-aggression foul seems a little tough....HHHMMMM

[Coniglio]

Our girls say that the ball never actually hit the girl's hand, but her hip as her hand was down at her side. Apparently the linesman didn't have a great view but made the call he thought he saw. It was definitely not deliberate though.

 

But hey. That's life. If the result had been different its no excuse, anyway.

 

First time in a while we've beaten GPS. They are a good team. And really fought those last 7+ minutes.

[Kozmoe]

Why don't they just put in a "goal tending" rule like in basketball? Score the goal on a handball in the box regardless of intention.

[Coniglio]

There is no such thing as an unintentional goal tending violation in basketball. People aren't exactly tall enough for that.

 

Think of it as free throws. Should be an easy shot, but this is where hours on the field and in the gym matter.

[MVM]

Good Point...the twp game suspension for a non-aggression foul seems a little tough....HHHMMMM

 

Think of it this way....In soccer cards are given for violating the spirit of game more so, than breaking rules.

[CHAMPDDS]

Think of it this way....In soccer cards are given for violating the spirit of game more so, than breaking rules.

 

 

 

Very Deep...MVM....Very Deep....

[KeeperFan15]

The two game suspension can only be the beginning. Some school administrations impose an additional 1 or 2 game suspension in addition to the sanctions by TSSAA. But hey, who is FIFA to tell us how to play the sport anyways.