Egan 1 game ban

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It definitely should be 3 games for cheating like that. I know he’s our player but it’s hardly a deterrent is it? Particularly if like the Leeds keeper you’re outside the box.

If it’s a vital game and someone’s through late on, rag him down and put your feet up for a week.

Red cards should be 3 games regardless I think.

(What a save though!)
 



Sharp out for the season - step up Hogan, there is a real player in there and we need him to rediscover his £12m value

Bash - Cranie will do a good covering job, never let us down yet

Egan - Stearman like Cranie won't let us down

Still all to play for and our squad is strong. Lets fucking smash 12 points Blades.
 
It definitely should be 3 games for cheating like that. I know he’s our player but it’s hardly a deterrent is it? Particularly if like the Leeds keeper you’re outside the box.

If it’s a vital game and someone’s through late on, rag him down and put your feet up for a week.

Red cards should be 3 games regardless I think.

(What a save though!)
A tackle worth a red card is gonna get you a 3 game ban for serious foul play
 
A tackle worth a red card is gonna get you a 3 game ban for serious foul play


Not necessarily. If someone’s through on goal, you could pull their shirt or trip them
up to deny an obvious goal scoring opportunity, and it would only be one game.
 
So just for clarification is it one or three games?! I read the first two pages when the post first came out and there was as many saying 3 as 1!
 
The funny thing here is that the rule is “denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity”. That’s exactly what the Leeds keeper did - he denied Billy the chance to score.

But it could be argued that that is not what Egan did. He actually “denied an obvious goal”. In theory, that should receive a greater punishment. I’m glad it’s doesn’t.
 
The funny thing here is that the rule is “denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity”. That’s exactly what the Leeds keeper did - he denied Billy the chance to score.

But it could be argued that that is not what Egan did. He actually “denied an obvious goal”. In theory, that should receive a greater punishment. I’m glad it’s doesn’t.

The rule isn't only denying a goalscoring opportunity. It's both.

  • denying the opposing team a goal or an obvious goal-scoring opportunity by deliberately handling the ball (except a goalkeeper within their penalty area)
 
It appears to be a 1 game ban but nobody has provided the official text that states it?

Fingers crossed
 



So after all this ridiculous speculation, the FA have decided to agree with me.
 
The funny thing here is that the rule is “denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity”. That’s exactly what the Leeds keeper did - he denied Billy the chance to score.

But it could be argued that that is not what Egan did. He actually “denied an obvious goal”. In theory, that should receive a greater punishment. I’m glad it’s doesn’t.
How about a penalty for denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity. But, just 'allow' or award the goal for denying an obvious goal. Red card and one game ban for both.
Penalties are about 60-70% success rate, so awarding one for an offence like last week isn't really fair.
 
How about a penalty for denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity. But, just 'allow' or award the goal for denying an obvious goal. Red card and one game ban for both.
Penalties are about 60-70% success rate, so awarding one for an offence like last week isn't really fair.

Problem is there’s no such thing as an obvious goal. Owt can appen! Leon missed loads of obvious goals. Simon Stainrod jubilantly celebrated an obvious goal once, but it wasn’t!

Are you sure about that success rate for penalties? I’d have thought it would be much higher than that? I never missed a penalty when I was playing. This was the Sheffield pub league though and I was one of the few players still sober on a Sunday morning!
 
Problem is there’s no such thing as an obvious goal. Owt can appen! Leon missed loads of obvious goals. Simon Stainrod jubilantly celebrated an obvious goal once, but it wasn’t!

Are you sure about that success rate for penalties? I’d have thought it would be much higher than that? I never missed a penalty when I was playing. This was the Sheffield pub league though and I was one of the few players still sober on a Sunday morning!
I mean where the ball is actually travelling into an otherwise empty net. Not like the player needing to do something more to help it on its way.
Not sure at all on the penalty stats. It's off google so it has to be right.... ;)
 
Amazing how many people don't know that a red card for a handball "professional foul" is automatically a 1 game ban. It's only been that way for 28 years.
 

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