Some of us foreigners read pretty good innit
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Erm, no it fucking doesn't.
The rules make very clear that a) Intent does not matter in attacking handballs and b) if you score immediately after a handball whilst making silhouette bigger, the goal can be disallowed for handball. What, do you think if you accidentally slapped your hand in to the ball for an assist they wouldn't be able to disallow it?
Again, I'll feel like a broken record here but the FIFA qualified official who knows the rules very well explained this pretty eloquently straight after the goal was disallowed. I imagine she knows the rules a little bit better than you do.
Well, let’s test your abilities.
Please read the following sentence:
Does that mean:
A:
or
B:
What are you struggling to understand about the phrase "IF A PLAYER SCORES" here? It doesn't say "If THE PLAYER WHO HANDBALLED IT SCORES" it specifically is vague and refers to "A PLAYER" as in if somebody scores in the aftermath of the fucking handball, it can be disallowed. Regardless of whether he meant it or not if he made silhouette bigger.
Its really fucking obvious and really fucking worrying that you think the official who went to the screen AND the official who knows the rules inside out both have less understanding of this basic concept than you do.
You can't either contribute or score a goal if you've used your hand in build up and its judged to be advantageous, regardless of intent. It's really that fucking simple.
Guy would rather call people an idiot twelve times than admit he was wrong.
I see a whole lot of writing not related to the rule.
Answer me this simple question:
What/who does the word “their” refer to in the rule (before “hand/arm”)
Lukaku's scoring rate for Belgium, is better than Kane's for England.
If a ball touches their arm and then a player scores, it can be disallowed.
You say English is your second language so maybe you don't understand the concept that "a player" could refer to any of "their" teammates.
You can't assist OR score with the benefit of a handball which is not deliberate but deemed to be advantageous. This is the last time I am typing this sentence.
Where have I said the situation in the game wasn’t handball?
Christ almighty. Have a day off.
Please answer the question.
French away kit is cream
Just got changed ready for the big match...
I just did. You're done. Like others have said, you're having a mare and deciding to deflect and now completely deny the initial point.
I'm bored and everyone else is likely bored of reading it. You're wrong and refusing to admit that and I'm not going to smash my head against a brick wall trying to get you to say otherwise.