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Post by mat1scfc on May 13, 2024 18:30:09 GMT
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Post by popeye on May 13, 2024 19:04:47 GMT
Something that has since come to light after the Doncaster v Crewe penalty shootout is the fact that the Crewe GK threw the Doncaster GK's water bottle into the crowd. It had his penalty notes stuck to it. Taking the fact that it was Crewe out of the matter, do people think this is cheating or just clever thinking? Law 12. Unsporting behaviour. Booking. Is it also unsporting to have the list in the first place?
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Post by jimmykharmer on May 13, 2024 19:13:01 GMT
The Carlisle keeper against us at Wembley was a proper shithouse putting our players off, delaying the penalties by not getting on his line. Absolute nob head and nothing happened. Imagine a booking and then sending off a shit head keeper in the shootout. Ben would never stoop that low.
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Post by Stranded Hatter on May 13, 2024 19:21:10 GMT
The Carlisle keeper against us at Wembley was a proper shithouse putting our players off, delaying the penalties by not getting on his line. Absolute nob head and nothing happened. Imagine a booking and then sending off a shit head keeper in the shootout. Ben would never stoop that low. I believe officials can now book keepers for that shithousery
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Post by hedleyverity on May 13, 2024 19:41:34 GMT
The Carlisle keeper against us at Wembley was a proper shithouse putting our players off, delaying the penalties by not getting on his line. Absolute nob head and nothing happened. Imagine a booking and then sending off a shit head keeper in the shootout. Ben would never stoop that low. Paddy would have if he was a keeper
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Post by Bredburyhatter on May 13, 2024 19:51:02 GMT
The Carlisle keeper against us at Wembley was a proper shithouse putting our players off, delaying the penalties by not getting on his line. Absolute nob head and nothing happened. Imagine a booking and then sending off a shit head keeper in the shootout. Ben would never stoop that low. I believe officials can now book keepers for that shithousery Villa keeper got a yellow for that in Europa League game a few weeks ago. He already had a yellow from normal play, but they are cancelled once it goes to a shoot out, so it wasn't classed as a 2nd booking, to result in a red card.(a rule that not many knew about)
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Post by Stranded Hatter on May 13, 2024 20:30:55 GMT
I believe officials can now book keepers for that shithousery Villa keeper got a yellow for that in Europa League game a few weeks ago. He already had a yellow from normal play, but they are cancelled once it goes to a shoot out, so it wasn't classed as a 2nd booking, to result in a red card.(a rule that not many knew about) Correct, and the rule change (regarding booking keepers for shithousery in shootouts) was brought in largely because of him in the first place.
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Post by fenedgeexile on May 13, 2024 20:37:29 GMT
Public Indemnity insurance doesn't provide coverage for illegal acts on the part of the policyholder (as don't many insurance classes). Which could have a marked financial impact on Crewe I guess but perhaps not in the manner in which you're thinking (ie. in the sense that damages would come out of their purse, not the insurer) Ah, insured and uninsured losses… Takes me back to a legal training course a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… In this case the Club will be the insured party and should be covered for losses arising from the actions of an employee, even if they were criminal acts. Then it all depends on the cover they had under the policy in place at the time - i.e. how much excess they have to pay, whether there is a maximum amount payable per claim etc, whether there were any clauses about mitigating safeguarding risks, what actions the club took etc.
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Post by herbiedumplings on May 13, 2024 21:04:53 GMT
Ah, insured and uninsured losses… Takes me back to a legal training course a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… In this case the Club will be the insured party and should be covered for losses arising from the actions of an employee, even if they were criminal acts. Then it all depends on the cover they had under the policy in place at the time - i.e. how much excess they have to pay, whether there is a maximum amount payable per claim etc, whether there were any clauses about mitigating safeguarding risks, what actions the club took etc. The club is the one with the ultimate duty of care as I think you were alluding to at the end there, but I don’t know if any aspects are still sub judice so I probably oughtn’t to elaborate further.
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Post by AllyF on May 13, 2024 23:22:58 GMT
I believe officials can now book keepers for that shithousery Villa keeper got a yellow for that in Europa League game a few weeks ago. He already had a yellow from normal play, but they are cancelled once it goes to a shoot out, so it wasn't classed as a 2nd booking, to result in a red card.(a rule that not many knew about) Which was absolutely ridiculous. Unless a keeper punched someone or something there's no way a ref would show a second yellow and red for sh*thousery in a shootout (particularly English refs). Holy ended up losing his place to Harry Lewis after getting promoted.
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Post by houldsworthhatter on May 14, 2024 3:24:43 GMT
Villa keeper got a yellow for that in Europa League game a few weeks ago. He already had a yellow from normal play, but they are cancelled once it goes to a shoot out, so it wasn't classed as a 2nd booking, to result in a red card.(a rule that not many knew about) Which was absolutely ridiculous. Unless a keeper punched someone or something there's no way a ref would show a second yellow and red for sh*thousery in a shootout (particularly English refs). Holy ended up losing his place to Harry Lewis after getting promoted. Didn’t they only sign Lewis in January?
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Post by scfc73 on May 14, 2024 5:53:38 GMT
Keepers shithousing in a penalty shootout is hardly a new thing. Who can forget Bruce Grobbelaar's rubber legs in the European cup final against Roma in '84?
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Post by Josh on May 14, 2024 6:58:12 GMT
Which was absolutely ridiculous. Unless a keeper punched someone or something there's no way a ref would show a second yellow and red for sh*thousery in a shootout (particularly English refs). Holy ended up losing his place to Harry Lewis after getting promoted. Didn’t they only sign Lewis in January? Holy lost his place to Andersson originally who was equally as shit hence the signing of Lewis in January.
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Post by albybeliever on May 14, 2024 7:07:36 GMT
Didn’t they only sign Lewis in January? Holy lost his place to Andersson originally who was equally as shit hence the signing of Lewis in January. Holy shit?
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Post by pugwash on May 14, 2024 7:45:58 GMT
Barnsley fans will be raging
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