Is football officially a non contact sport?

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Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Original Dub » Sun Sep 23, 2012 2:00 pm

I though officially it was non contact but there seems to be mixed answers on it?
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Tokyo Blue » Sun Sep 23, 2012 2:11 pm

I believe it depends largely on what shirt you happen to be wearing.
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Original Dub » Sun Sep 23, 2012 2:51 pm

Haha, nice !
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby dazby » Sun Sep 23, 2012 4:01 pm

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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Original Dub » Mon Sep 24, 2012 9:00 am

I'm still none the wiser on this?!
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Rag_hater » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:32 am

Original Dub wrote:I'm still none the wiser on this?!


I thought the same as your first comment but then asked a ref and got this reply:

Yes football is a contact sport but the contact has to be legal. Many complain that in some games that too much unfair contact has been allowed.
It is judgement call by the referee as to the level of contact that constitutes a foul. Players must not kick, push, charge, trip, hold, strike, jump at an opponent etc. The referee has to judge if these have been committed in a careless or reckless manner. So what one referee might determine as a trifling contact not worthy of a foul can be viewed by another referee and the player as a foul punishable by a DFK.


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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Ted Hughes » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:36 am

Rag_hater wrote:
Original Dub wrote:I'm still none the wiser on this?!


I thought the same as your first comment but then asked a ref and got this reply:

Yes football is a contact sport but the contact has to be legal. Many complain that in some games that too much unfair contact has been allowed.
It is judgement call by the referee as to the level of contact that constitutes a foul. Players must not kick, push, charge, trip, hold, strike, jump at an opponent etc. The referee has to judge if these have been committed in a careless or reckless manner. So what one referee might determine as a trifling contact not worthy of a foul can be viewed by another referee and the player as a foul punishable by a DFK.


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Makes you wonder wtf Mike Dean was watching when Aguero was blatantly fouled in the box.
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Mike J » Mon Sep 24, 2012 12:01 pm

Ted Hughes wrote:
Rag_hater wrote:
Original Dub wrote:I'm still none the wiser on this?!


I thought the same as your first comment but then asked a ref and got this reply:

Yes football is a contact sport but the contact has to be legal. Many complain that in some games that too much unfair contact has been allowed.
It is judgement call by the referee as to the level of contact that constitutes a foul. Players must not kick, push, charge, trip, hold, strike, jump at an opponent etc. The referee has to judge if these have been committed in a careless or reckless manner. So what one referee might determine as a trifling contact not worthy of a foul can be viewed by another referee and the player as a foul punishable by a DFK.


ANSWER PROVIDED BY REFEREE JOE MCHUGH


Makes you wonder wtf Mike Dean was watching when Aguero was blatantly fouled in the box.


dreadful decision. It was a clear foul
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Re: Is football officially a non contact sport?

Postby Avalon » Mon Sep 24, 2012 2:20 pm

Mike J wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:
Rag_hater wrote:
Original Dub wrote:I'm still none the wiser on this?!


I thought the same as your first comment but then asked a ref and got this reply:

Yes football is a contact sport but the contact has to be legal. Many complain that in some games that too much unfair contact has been allowed.
It is judgement call by the referee as to the level of contact that constitutes a foul. Players must not kick, push, charge, trip, hold, strike, jump at an opponent etc. The referee has to judge if these have been committed in a careless or reckless manner. So what one referee might determine as a trifling contact not worthy of a foul can be viewed by another referee and the player as a foul punishable by a DFK.


ANSWER PROVIDED BY REFEREE JOE MCHUGH


Makes you wonder wtf Mike Dean was watching when Aguero was blatantly fouled in the box.


dreadful decision. It was a clear foul


Halsey did a great job at Liverpool as well. Incorrect red card, incorrect penalty given, but for a similar foul, Liverpool weren't given a penalty.

So, I go with the "it depends on what shirt you're wearing" comment from earlier.
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