reckless behavior

[ERRAJI ABDESSAMAD]

A player was cautioned for reckless behavior committed while the ball was out of play, which resulted in an opponent being injured.
Is the injured player allowed to remain on the field of play when play is restarted?
As a result, he was not required to leave the field

 

[ChasObserverRefDeveloper]

Depends how quickly the physio completes their work. If they don't delay the restart by more than 20-25 seconds, the injured player can stay on the field of play.

 

[Archer]

Reckless, while the ball was OUT of play?

 

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A player was cautioned for reckless behavior committed while the ball was out of play, which resulted in an opponent being injured.
Is the injured player allowed to remain on the field of play when play is restarted?
As a result, he was not required to leave the field

I'd just use better terminology to describe the behavior. 'Reckless' is usually used for one of the DFK offences. Given ball is out of play this cant be punished with a DFK. 'Aggressive' is probably a better term to use and caution is for unsporting behavior.

Another thing to consider is if it resulted in the opponent's injury, was it violent conduct? Especially since the ball was out of play. Just some food for thought.

 

[socal lurker]

From the OP, I was envisioning a late, reckless tackle after the ball war over a line, perhaps on a shot or at the touchline. I suppose that would technically be miscellaneous USB, as it was not a DFK offense.

 

[RefereeX]

Or alternatively a shove in the back or something where the recipient tries to make a big deal of it in an attempt to get the other player in trouble so asks for the physio...

 

[ERRAJI ABDESSAMAD]

From the OP, I was envisioning a late, reckless tackle after the ball war over a line, perhaps on a shot or at the touchline. I suppose that would technically be miscellaneous USB, as it was not a DFK offense.

An aggressive behavior, so to speak

 

[ERRAJI ABDESSAMAD]

From the OP, I was envisioning a late, reckless tackle after the ball war over a line, perhaps on a shot or at the touchline. I suppose that would technically be miscellaneous USB, as it was not a DFK offense.

From the OP, I was envisioning a late, reckless tackle after the ball war over a line, perhaps on a shot or at the touchline. I suppose that would technically be miscellaneous USB, as it was not a DFK offense.

Reckless, while the ball was OUT of play?

I'd just use better terminology to describe the behavior. 'Reckless' is usually used for one of the DFK offences. Given ball is out of play this cant be punished with a DFK. 'Aggressive' is probably a better term to use and caution is for unsporting behavior.

Another thing to consider is if it resulted in the opponent's injury, was it violent conduct? Especially since the ball was out of play. Just some food for thought.

Yes ,An aggressive behavior, so to speak

 

[RefereeX]

Per chance, was it an aggressive behaviour? (or at least, so to speak)