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Tag: Caution

When Handball Warrants a Caution

Listening to one commentator on television at Euro 2016, I was intrigued by his comment after the referee blew for handball. ‘Referees’, he said, ‘no longer have to give a yellow card for every handball’. He was referring of course …

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By Dick Sawdon Smith Posted on 15 September 2016 Posted in From the middle Tagged with Caution, Handball

Which tackles warrant a caution?

Recently I wrote how a tackle became a foul, but the question has arisen, when does a foul tackle become a cautionable offence. Quite obviously whenever the referee whistles for a foul, he doesn’t automatically reach in his pocket for …

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By Dick Sawdon Smith Posted on 19 November 2015 Posted in From the middle Tagged with Caution, Tackles, trip
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