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Tag: Deliberate Handball

Deliberate Handball is Not Always Simple

Swansea City felt they were robbed when they lost their game against Liverpool by a penalty for handball. Gary Monk, their manager, said Swansea’s Neil Taylor had his back the ball, so how could it be deliberate as demanded by …

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By Dick Sawdon Smith Posted on 11 December 2015 Posted in From the middle Tagged with Deliberate Handball, Handball

Don’t Believe Every Shout For Handball

Like thirty thousand others from our area, I went along to Wembley Stadium for Reading’s historic semi-final of the FA Cup against Arsenal.  I was asked after the game what I thought about all the shouts for handball, but high …

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By Dick Sawdon Smith Posted on 27 April 2015 Posted in From the middle Tagged with Deliberate Handball, Handball

Handball on the Goal Line?

Determining whether an instance of handball is considered a deliberate act can be one of the toughest decisions a referee will make during any game. There are a number of factors to consider and as with all decisions, must be …

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By Aaron Baker Posted on 15 March 2015 Posted in Talking Points Tagged with Deliberate Handball, DOGSO
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