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‪A team deliberately missing a penalty to give the opposing team a goal‬ kick.
We have to give credit to @LlanelliAcademy u12s this morning, never seen that level of fairplay before! Ref made a bad decision and gave them a penalty they then proceeded to intentionally kick it out for us to have a goal kick! Absolutely superb behaviour from them! #Respect
I've played a game where the fella on the other side handballed it in, our keeper who was a complete tank chased him around the pitch and made him tell the ref what he done, and he did. Couldn't believe it. His manager dragged him and rightly so.
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This is an interesting one on 11:24 - Oct 30 with 2095 views
So refreshing to read stories like this, when often we see youngsters copying the dark arts of so-called professional idols. Well done Llanelli Academy.
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This is an interesting one on 12:10 - Oct 30 with 2008 views
This is an interesting one on 12:10 - Oct 30 by MrSwerve
Hasn't this happened quite a few times in professional football? I recall seeing it more than once on TV.
Our previous assistant manager Morten Wieghorst did it.
From Wikipedia:
" In the game against Iran, an Iranian player mistook a whistle from the crowd as being the referee's half-time signal, and picked the ball up with his hands in the penalty area. The referee gave Denmark a penalty kick, but following consultation with national team coach Morten Olsen, Wieghorst missed the penalty on purpose as a token of fair play, and Denmark lost 1—0. The incident made CNN's "Play of the Day" of 2 February 2003,[10] and Wieghorst received an Olympic Committee fair play award"
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This is an interesting one on 12:18 - Oct 30 with 1989 views
This is an interesting one on 12:17 - Oct 30 by Tom1912
Our previous assistant manager Morten Wieghorst did it.
From Wikipedia:
" In the game against Iran, an Iranian player mistook a whistle from the crowd as being the referee's half-time signal, and picked the ball up with his hands in the penalty area. The referee gave Denmark a penalty kick, but following consultation with national team coach Morten Olsen, Wieghorst missed the penalty on purpose as a token of fair play, and Denmark lost 1—0. The incident made CNN's "Play of the Day" of 2 February 2003,[10] and Wieghorst received an Olympic Committee fair play award"
Things like that I have no problem with.
If the referee makes a bad decision though is a whole different ball game.
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This is an interesting one on 12:24 - Oct 30 with 1981 views
This is an interesting one on 12:17 - Oct 30 by Tom1912
Our previous assistant manager Morten Wieghorst did it.
From Wikipedia:
" In the game against Iran, an Iranian player mistook a whistle from the crowd as being the referee's half-time signal, and picked the ball up with his hands in the penalty area. The referee gave Denmark a penalty kick, but following consultation with national team coach Morten Olsen, Wieghorst missed the penalty on purpose as a token of fair play, and Denmark lost 1—0. The incident made CNN's "Play of the Day" of 2 February 2003,[10] and Wieghorst received an Olympic Committee fair play award"
In fairness the Danes probably thought the Iranian guy would get stoned to death if they scored.
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This is an interesting one on 13:08 - Oct 30 with 1858 views
There was a penalty given last week, because one of the subs stopped the ball going out of play, before it actually crossed the line. No other players close so it was going out anyway. Penalty given and he was booked. Germany i think it was.
This is an interesting one on 13:08 - Oct 30 by Neath_Jack
There was a penalty given last week, because one of the subs stopped the ball going out of play, before it actually crossed the line. No other players close so it was going out anyway. Penalty given and he was booked. Germany i think it was.
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