no he doesn't, he has to be 2 meters away from the point at which the throw is taken. He can be right on the touchline if he is 10 metres down the pitchOriginally Posted by Pokster
no he doesn't, he has to be 2 meters away from the point at which the throw is taken. He can be right on the touchline if he is 10 metres down the pitch
So the chap could have just taken the throw in from a little further back, you mean?no he doesn't, he has to be 2 meters away from the point at which the throw is taken. He can be right on the touchline if he is 10 metres down the pitch
he could have but he didn't, so Alexis was in the wrong and a free kick was awarded
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
The free kick could only be given for simulation - can't give a free kick for not retreating as that link says
It shouldn't have been a free kick anyway as the by the time, Alexis "reacted" the ball was out of play. Should have booked Alexis, booked and then red carded Fuchs and restarted play with another throw
'Meters'? For shame, la!no he doesn't, he has to be 2 meters away from the point at which the throw is taken. He can be right on the touchline if he is 10 metres down the pitch
Besides, I can't help but feel that discussing the niceties of the laws on this is rather missing the point, which is that Sanchez behaved like an ocean-going bellend.
Oops. But yes I agree with the sentiment about our Chilean chancer
It did provide some much-needed entertainment, tbf, in a match unlikely to be remembered for the quality of football.
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