Jtpetherick1
Well-Known Member
I don't see why this is so complex:
The referees are getting it right.
VAR is getting it right.
It is unacceptable for England to believe you're different from the rest of the world.
When we are all on the same page, then we can kick off at IFAB and ask them to fix both aspects of the handball law.
My personal take is that IFAB are using this current law as a stepping stone - that once the whole world is using the same harsh law we'll eventually see 'every time it hits the arm its a HB offence'.
The referees are getting it right.
VAR is getting it right.
It is unacceptable for England to believe you're different from the rest of the world.
When we are all on the same page, then we can kick off at IFAB and ask them to fix both aspects of the handball law.
My personal take is that IFAB are using this current law as a stepping stone - that once the whole world is using the same harsh law we'll eventually see 'every time it hits the arm its a HB offence'.