Billy I looked over at the Lino when the ref didn't know what to do and he clearly signalled to the ref that it was a push as he held his hand out imitating a push. Ref bottled itOriginally Posted by Billy Hunt
Billy I looked over at the Lino when the ref didn't know what to do and he clearly signalled to the ref that it was a push as he held his hand out imitating a push. Ref bottled it
The linesman signalled back pass quite clearly after the ref consulted him. It was never a foul as Farid was caught by the keeper as he slid out for the ball. Total accident
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sonofabee (12th October 2012)
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I have to be honest, if its as long a lay-off as is being thought (even though I havent seen anything about actual duration yet) - I'm worried he might not be the same player when he comes back and his Brentford career ends up fizzling out
Apparently he is looking to re-sign Jeffrey Schlupp as a replacement. Makes sense.
'There's only music, so that there's new ringtones'
The lino held his hand out with the palm flat and facing the referee, clearly indicating a handball. Because of the height of the keeper's hand when the ball struck it, and the ref's position, the ref could easily have thought the ball had struck his head or body. Absolutely correct work by the lino. Only question to me was that the back pass could have been heading straight in: possible red card?
Would have been VERY harsh in the circs, given how close the defender was to the keeper; free kick and no card was right decision IMHO. I can remember a TV game a few years ago when a defender hit a back-pass much too hard, forcing the keeper to make a goal-line save with his hands; the ref 'diplomatically' didn't interpret it as a back-pass (think the GK side was Prem against lower division) as it would have had to be a red card as it prevented a goal
Let's not preempt things. Farid will be recieving excellent medical care and no reason to doubt he'll return as fit and strong as ever to resume his coin kissing antics.
It is NOT a bookable offence for a keeper to handle a back pass even if it was going into the goal
you made that up and posted it in the wrong thread
Hypnotise the lot of 'em !
True enough but knee injuries are awful. Half the battle is only physical - playing again knowing the knee could go anytime takes courage. In a way I hope it's a fractured kneecap rather than ligament damage. Either way I doubt we'll see him again this season. On the plus side his game wasn't directed by pace, so he has less to lose in that respect
So am I, but It's even better than that, our youth team keeper Joe Taylor has just been picked as New Zealands 1st choice for the U17's 2013 world cup qualifiers, perhaps we will now become a club selling on very high quality keepers for LARGE ammounts of dosh ?, the only worry is the way Moore is now playing it would not suprise me if he not being watched with great interest by other clubs higher up, good job we still have Richard Lee as well.
great stuff.
for the first time in my lifetime,we are able to keep hold of players and not feel the need to flog them at the first sign of a pound note.now,i hope,the club will sell on only if the price is right
i cant see any of our top prospects going anywhere soon with the clubs ambition
Are you sure? How badly do we need more budget for the first team squad? Does the ambition stretch as far as the first team?
I thought their goalkeeper parried the ball, he didn't even pick it up so it should not have been a free kick........ (I think). Just a horrible accident.
Christ, give the guy a fk chance will you, he has only been injured 2 weeks.
all he has to do is touch a back pass with his hands and it is a free kick, as happened last week
we are more capable to hold on to a player unless the price is right
Any idea now what's wrong with him?
How long?
It's been nearly a month. It'd be nice to know.
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larrysigny (1st November 2012)
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Agreed. Surely the club can say something about the nature of the injury. Am I reading too much into Uwe's comment today about hoping he'll not be out too long?
He was sat in the Paddock on Saturday - on two crutches not looking very mobile at all
"I don't make predictions and I never will."
When it was originally discussed I pictured 6 months at least in my head, when they said "Farid will now commence a lengthy period of rehabilitation with the long term aim of returning to full fitness" just gave me the impression the club ruled him out for the short term. I don't imagine we'll see him for a while...
Update: "Farid's leg still hurts and he will continue to miss games while he tries to get better".
This sounds marginally more hopeful than "Farid will now commence a lengthy period of rehabilitation with the long term aim of returning to full fitness" .
Get well soon Farid.
Once a Bee..........
http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/news/ar...12-507211.aspx
Some better news on Farid too. Let's hope he progresses and gets back to first team football.
When life gives you a 100 reasons to cry,show life that you have a 1000 reasons to smile
Long road back for Farid by the sound of it. Good luck to him.
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