Wow. I know all 4 Wigan fans, amazing!It's against Preston, so if anything, give Bristol City TWO goals.
Lots of love, a Wigan fan.
(one of the four of us)
This means you know my mum. Which would explain where I got my good looks fromWow. I know all 4 Wigan fans, amazing!
There are lots of ways.How do the FA pick such incidents, what are the objective criteria, how many games do they sit and rewatch?
Thank you, that is interesting and informative especially the bit about the criteria.There are lots of ways.
Match officials are required to report serious offences they haven't seen but have been reported to them.
At these levels they have observers who a) have to provide a report on the referee and b) refer key match decisions to a panel. They also watch footage back and timestamp the clip for the panel.
The clubs report to the FA post match.
So no not every minute of every game is reviewed but normally when unusual, more serious incidents happen then they find their ways back to the FA
Attempting to score a goal with the hand or arm is a caution offence.Thank you, that is interesting and informative especially the bit about the criteria.
Do we think Yu Hirakawa could get something retrospective or is it not catered for by the Regulations. Many of my fellow fans are adamant that it is fine.
Scoring with a hand, although undesirable is a yellow card offence yes?
Thank you. Was broadly my understanding but had to check from those who know.Attempting to score a goal with the hand or arm is a caution offence.
A caution offence of this nature would not attract retrospective action