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RBad luck unfortunately, if there was an allegation of something being said and he hadn't covered his mouth there would be no action...
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Lladbroke8745 replied to the thread Mex v Ecu.But that is seemingly all it takes to get a player sent off. An allegation. Hincapie covered his mouth... Yes. Was it in a...
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RRefereeX replied to the thread Germany vs Paraguay.Of course, but I think it's hard to imagine a clear case of this (unless goalkeeper inexplicably charges more than 6 yards off of his...
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ChasObserverRefDeveloper replied to the thread Mex v Ecu.It can sometimes be a necessary action if wishing to avoid subsequent activity from lip readers and/or commentators. -
Probably will ruin it. What's the difference between running off to the referee like this, and waving a fake yellow / red card ? -
DHmm, not sure I agree - there will be times we should not do it, sure, however, I think it also rests on if will you be sending players...
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EWhen having “the chat” with an AR I have got into the habit of covering my mouth and it’s a hard habit to change. It was a useful tool...
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EPerception, plus it looks ridiculous anyway
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santa sangria replied to the thread Mex v Ecu.When having “the chat” with an AR I have got into the habit of covering my mouth and it’s a hard habit to change. It was a useful tool...
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DIt is, yes. Remember they only have to have part of one foot touching part of the line (or behind / above it). Sometimes that can be...
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DIs it? Covering the mouth is not automatically a red card as I understand it. It is only in conflict situations that it becomes an...
