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Obviously needs to be an investigation as it appears Wednesday were playing with 12 men with the 12th man being a poltergeist. Never seen a ball do that without a bobble or anything off the keeper's boot. Absolutely weird.
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
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Wednesday's third goal on 16:55 - Apr 21 with 4031 views
Wednesday's third goal on 16:41 - Apr 21 by LimehouseR
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
I thought it spun back into him as he turned after it. So two touches not one.
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Wednesday's third goal on 17:00 - Apr 21 with 3977 views
Wednesday's third goal on 16:41 - Apr 21 by LimehouseR
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
I'd tend to agree. And after Woodman's performance at ours yesterday, you do wonder...
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Wednesday's third goal on 17:10 - Apr 21 with 3883 views
Wednesday's third goal on 16:41 - Apr 21 by LimehouseR
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
Think he panicked about going for it with his hand and just ended up looking stupid. Imagine being a Birmingham fan watching Woodman and then that. Imagine being a Birmingham fan. Imagine being from Birmingham.
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Wednesday's third goal on 17:11 - Apr 21 with 3872 views
Wednesday's third goal on 16:41 - Apr 21 by LimehouseR
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
Couldn’t pick it up, it was a backpass
favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
Wednesday's third goal on 17:10 - Apr 21 by Watford_Ranger
Think he panicked about going for it with his hand and just ended up looking stupid. Imagine being a Birmingham fan watching Woodman and then that. Imagine being a Birmingham fan. Imagine being from Birmingham.
I love Birmingham. Gets a bad rep.
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Wednesday's third goal on 16:51 - Apr 22 with 2428 views
Wednesday's third goal on 18:59 - Apr 21 by mart_Goblin
Giving a way an indirect free kick with all 11 on the line is favourable to conceding a third is it not???
Obviously true but would he not be guilty of stopping a goal scoring opportunity no different from a defender handling on the line. I’ve often wondered about this generally if a keeper handles from a back pass that stops the ball going over the line. Maybe the fact it is only penalised by an indirect free kick changes the situation.
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Wednesday's third goal on 16:54 - Apr 22 with 2408 views
Does look dodgy but then Blackburn are in the sh1t as well so what do they benefit from it? Unless the keeper personally has been thrown a bung (allegedly m'lud).
Wednesday's third goal on 16:41 - Apr 21 by LimehouseR
It looks to me like he had a perfectly good chance to grab the ball after the slice but prior to it going in the net but kind of, didn't. Looks more and more suspect every time I watch it.
Would assume he didn't realise the amount of spin he'd put on it with his initial massive slice.
Thought he could get it under control with his knee/thigh but the ball had other ideas by that point.
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Wednesday's third goal on 14:31 - Apr 24 with 1850 views
What do the rules say about picking up a backpass after kicking it? I can't imagine there being a loophole allowing a keeper to circumvent the backpass rule by touching it with his foot first. I would not be surprised if Pears didn't try to grab the ball for this reason, as it would probably be seen as a professional foul with the ball on its way in.
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Wednesday's third goal on 14:58 - Apr 24 with 1728 views
Wednesday's third goal on 14:31 - Apr 24 by saxbend
What do the rules say about picking up a backpass after kicking it? I can't imagine there being a loophole allowing a keeper to circumvent the backpass rule by touching it with his foot first. I would not be surprised if Pears didn't try to grab the ball for this reason, as it would probably be seen as a professional foul with the ball on its way in.
He could still easily have kicked/punched flapped the ball away.
Wednesday's third goal on 16:54 - Apr 22 by TheChef
Does look dodgy but then Blackburn are in the sh1t as well so what do they benefit from it? Unless the keeper personally has been thrown a bung (allegedly m'lud).
If the Preston keeper had been thrown a bung he would’ve dropped it.
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Wednesday's third goal on 16:03 - Apr 24 with 1522 views
Does anyone remember an own goal at Loftus Road that was a bit like this? Would have been early 90s, a defender on the opposing team tried to clear the ball, but it hit a bobble so he sliced it just like this one. I can vividly remember the ball curving round the goalie then turning into the net, almost like a spin bowler in cricket, but I would have only been 9 or 10 at the time so can’t remember the details. Am I going mad?
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Wednesday's third goal on 20:25 - Apr 24 with 1042 views
Wednesday's third goal on 16:51 - Apr 24 by terryb
But an indirect free kick is better than a goal. It might have benn a sending off though!
No card in that situation. Indirect FK from where he handles or from six yards I believe if closer to goal.
Reading the backpass laws in a lull in the Everton game I knew a player couldn’t flick a ball up and head it back to avoid passing it but apparently they can’t head it when the ball can feasibly played with the foot so a diving header in theory shouldn’t be allowed to be gathered by the goalkeeper but I’ve never seen that enforced.
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Wednesday's third goal on 20:37 - Apr 24 with 1014 views
Does anyone remember an own goal at Loftus Road that was a bit like this? Would have been early 90s, a defender on the opposing team tried to clear the ball, but it hit a bobble so he sliced it just like this one. I can vividly remember the ball curving round the goalie then turning into the net, almost like a spin bowler in cricket, but I would have only been 9 or 10 at the time so can’t remember the details. Am I going mad?
Think it might have been a Coventry player
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Wednesday's third goal on 21:03 - Apr 24 with 956 views
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