The VAR review would have taken 90 mins
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A player deliberately smothering the ball and not making an immediate attempt to 'dismount' is Playing in a Dangerous Manner (IDFK to opposition) because they're inviting a 'good kicking' upon themselves. This becomes a difficult call when its a defender close to his/her/their own goalHave to say I loved going to St Mary's last year when they were in the Championship and there was no VAR. Suppose I won't have long to wait to experience that again...!
On a serious note, the above clip has prompted my to ask a question I've been meaning to ask. When a player is on the ground and has the ball either trapped between their legs or under their body, is this covered in the LOTG anywhere? Always seems to result in a stoppage and a dropped ball unless they get rid of it quickly but just wondered if there was anything official?
I'm not sure it was HB
A minute of absolute madness!
For the QPR goal:
I am amazed the ref didn't blow the whistle during the chaos to get control the situation and protect a player from getting a kicking but I am glad he didn't! Most entertaining bit of football i've seen for years!
- Handball missed by the Sheff W defender on the line from the header?
- PIADM by the Sheff W defender on the floor?
- Handball by both Sheff W and QPR player shortly before it dropped and was scored?
The Wednesday keeper Beadle certainly complained, given there was a QPR player sat on top of him at one point. But a lot to sort out for the officials there and can't really blame them for missing it.I'm not sure it was HB
Bit like Bournemouth 'Shouldergate' against NUFC a few weeks back
Nobody even complains! I don't think anyone has any clue about what just happened. Like shellshock
Yes the Ref could've blown for a 'safe' defensive FK at any time (assuming no DOGSO-HB), but it's refreshing that he didn't!
I think I saw a rugby scrum in there somewhere as well.The VAR review would have taken 90 mins