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absolutely, bad fouls happen, but if you understand the game, you know when you made a mistake. Football is tough sport, but you are not out there to mindlessly hurt somebody.

@@Ula5216 *most people* are not out there to mindlessly hurt somebody

@@jonathanbethards3689 seeing those videos, too many of them are there to hurt others. It is concerning and I speculate that those football games are from amateur leagues in Canada and USA, where the influence of American Football on subconscious level might play the part. I play regularly amateur football at quite decent level and we almost never have such blatant, mindless fouls. We play tough, there are fouls, but not that level of violence. Or we know that we are amateurs miles away from even semi professional players and we don't pretend that we are? watching football in TV and thinking I can do that? Not knowing their skills and physical limitations? Maybe it comes to the football culture? Like you know when to slide, when and how correctly body check, how to tackle without sliding. Lots of fouls looks like somebody closed his eyes and just went for it (typical to players who started playing recently or even in their adulthood..). btw. noticed that in many videos referees are too soft, so often for horrible foul for straight red, there is a yellow. Refs are so scared here..

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Little late reply but, The thing is... I do AGREE for sure that it is sportmanship and all but,there is a rule against sliding in futsal so the fact he did that to begin with kind of throws the sportmanship partially out of the window. Bad footballer, good person.

It was '82... and it wasn't even given as a foul!

Walking away without looking back is the biggest indicator of intent lmao

You can though... Contact with the ball allows for body to body contact. They have made this even more of a rule in the last few years.

@@justinwbecker Nope! Can you please link any official interpretation or rule stating this?

@@Ula5216 look up body to body rule changes in FIFA... If contact is made while playing/ going for the ball then it's play on. That's been the rules for just about how long soccer's been around.

@@justinwbecker no, no, you said that 'They have made this even more of a rule in the last few years' - show me how they made it 'even more of the rule', please. I am very familiar with the football rules (playing the sport on different levels from childhood) and basically body contact is more often up for interpretation of the referee, and more specifically it varies from referee to referee and from league to league. But you made a sweeping statement that somehow there is absolute rule all over the world and they made it 'even more of the rule' . So please prove it.

@@Ula5216I don’t care who is right or wrong, but the way you frame your messages comes off as Karen-like so quit it lol

Agree..He's a tool

I re-watched it to see what his issue was and I still have no idea. I think he just wanted to get aggressive for the sake of it.

@@neilwhitaker6284 yep, the red card was pretty obvious, even though happened in the middle of the pitch - very malicious. But I think referee gave first yellow and then second yellow for unsporting behaviour (cursing), which means red card.

@@Ula5216no. It was 1 yellow for the foul, then a straight red for calling him a fcking idiot

He is definitely a butcher

seems refs are scared at amateur level to call some straight reds or there is not enough good refs in USA..

Its so sad to see😂😂

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lol, and you need to start watching rugby

@@kriskiellandLTS goalie clearly got ball m8

is that in the UK?

when you actually play football, you appreciate game for technical skills, passing, defending, team play etc. Not for idiots fouling to hurt someone, that's not a football.

You should use the term “goalkeeper” when discussing soccer. “Goaltender” is more of an ice hockey term.

@@seandavila835 Does that really matter? Both terms are one of the same. So chill out and take a pill. ✌🏻

he trynna fake it

Honestly considering this is a one off clip it feels like this wasn't the first instance of the referee being (in his opinion) dogshit. Was this a legitimate tackle? I know a fair few rules, but can you just stick your leg in front of a player like that (even if you get the ball)?

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Show me the rule that says as long as you get ball its not a foul. That is a misconception. You can still foul if you get ball first.

Second one flagrant foul and a suspension of beer league for 2 years bud

@@3DGFan9000 bruhno way thats a foul keeper went straight for the ball

@@3DGFan9000 There still has to be a foul like obstruction. Toe poking the ball away before making contact is not illegal. It’s the same thing as a slide tackle. Please cite a rule that says what the keeper did is illegal, I’ll wait.

Probably not a foul seen as North Americans or Canadians can’t play football for shit or ref properly but man didn’t need to act like a baby he’d of most likely got a yellow but he acting like a toddler that’s why he got a red, don’t back chat to the ref

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Nope, the striker was dribbling into open goal - straight red. Keeper complaining is just being brainlessly in denial.

what is worse he did on purpose, it was conscious tactical foul.

@@Ula5216the red was absolutely fair for the massive overreaction, but it wasn’t even close to being a foul in the first place. He merely jabbed the ball away before the attacker got to it. The keeper didn’t follow through, raise his studs or anything of the sort. He merely stood his ground and took the ball.

@@Ula5216 what are you on about😭he won the ball fair and square

Nope, great tackle and terrible reffing. That being said once he threw his gloves at him his game was done

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@@anthonylong9067 500 to 1 dam good Odds🤣👍

As a defender for years, I got punched more than once by my keeper. He called it, after all. He also used the top of my head to get extra height several times while in a crowd.

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You think a player is lying on the ground because her team mate the goalkeeper missed?

Bent down into it. Foul at most. Barely got tapped, his reaction is priceless

yea no that is still a foul. People take the term "All Ball" and run with it as if its gospel. You can still foul if you make contact with the ball first. That doesn't clear you of any fouls.

@@3DGFan9000 and there is going to be contact that isn't a foul... which this is.

@@grumpyref i agree there is also contact that is a foul. This is as clear as you can get for a foul with ball contact

@3DGFan9000 why do think it is a foul? Shot down my arguments if you can. Then show the video to a referee committee to see what they say.

Buddy are you a player or a reff , this is when you can show that you know what you're doing keeper come out and gets the ball clean attacker running at full speed runs into the keeper contact is made but not a foul fool !

Yep, more red cards required.

You are mad, thats never a foul its a great tackle.

@@joelhumphreys5296 learn the rules if you think thats a fair tackle football is not for you

@@krisgenov5562 how is that not a fair tackle the goalkepper doesnt even go to ground he mearly just stickes his leg out on a 50/50 challenge and wins the ball and the other guy gets furt that is a fair takle every day of the week

Wdym ball first

@@justjames1348 You do know getting the ball first doesn't matter? The challenge was reckless.

@mitchellbarry8019 it wasn't reckless. It was a great tackle. Guy just got hammered lol. Maybe for you amateur boys it's reckless but it's a great tackle. I've done worse as a keeper and it is fine

@@justjames1348 He put his entire leg across his body as he was running past him. How is that not reckless? There is no time for the attacker to react. You thought solely getting ball first was reason enough, I'm not expecting much out of your knowledge of the game.

@@justjames1348 you must be a proper s*** keeper then 🤣

to be fair the keeper made a beautiful save/tackle and the ref made a huge mistake. Keeper was right to be pissed but he should have toned it down a bit but refs like that really hurt the game.

@@neilwhitaker6284 not at all, while making that swing at the ball (and kicking it) he also (in the same time) fouled the striker who was dribbling into open goal. Straight red. You cannot kick the ball away, then foul someone and pretend that doesn't count. That's not how football is played.

@@Ula5216 yes that is how the game is played. He got all ball first before touching the man. After the keeper wins the ball the attacker no longer has control of it and runs into the keepers leg. What you are proposing is that the defender just has to allow the attacker to run with the ball wherever he likes which is preposterous.

@@neilwhitaker6284 'What you are proposing is that the defender just has to allow the attacker to run with the ball wherever he likes which is preposterous.' - what you are saying is preposterous! You cannot foul someone without a ball! For example you cannot suddenly just pull someone's shirt on the other side of the field, where there is no ball or suddenly kick somebody just for the sake of it. And that what you are basically saying. You can put yourself in the line of attacker run (on his path), you can put yourself between the ball and opponent (as best defenders do), but to certain degree - if you do it in the way that opponent has no time to change his path - this is a foul. And if you extend your leg the way that guy did - this is no brainier, blatant, mean foul. btw. a lot of fouls from those videos come from not understanding the concept of 'foul without a ball' or pretending not to understand it. Observation - maybe the reason is that for some football is a new game - I grew up playing football and even now still playing with friends (fair but tough), we know what is foul what is not, we can argue, but some blatant fouls like that - this is straight red and zero discussion. That foul is so much against rules, not even mention spirit of the game and how the game is played.

@@Ula5216 I played competitive until I was 45 years old. Once the defender in this case the keeper wins the ball cleanly (takes the ball fully and does NOT touch the man) the attacker is no longer in control of the ball. The keeper does not swing, there is no follow through that is dangerous. The attacker lost the ball and the keeper won it. Go through all the comments on this video about 95% of people agree with me. You are wrong on this one. You were probably a striker haha.

yes i dont konw why there are people saying that it is a blatant foul he wins the ball and doesnt even try to attack the striker hes just in the way

Actually, it is a clean play. Keeper played the ball, in a normal manner and the attacker tripped over the leg AFTER the ball was played. This is very similar to a slide tackle that wins the ball (with no follow through on the opponent) with the attacker then tripping over the opponent.

It was, clean tackle.

Great tackle

I'm not sure if you've ever played competitive soccer 😅!

@@grumpyref You are right. It looked so painful, but he gets the ball first. Both the ref and I goofed here 😂

Then why the ball was moving forward?

'his eyes were on the ball the whole time' - and that's his fault not seeing other player. In football you are supposed to look around, be aware what's happening around you, so when you make a foul because not looking it's still a foul. And here dangerous play - leg raised high (head high) when other player was going for a header. It happens, that's a clear yellow, accept it and move on. Sometimes you commit fouls you didn't intend, still those are fouls and can be penalized.

And 100% fouled the player.