Looked to me that the keeper handled outside the box but benefit of doubt given to Morton.
Looked to me like mcginn was fouled inside the box but benefit of doubt given to Morton.
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Edit: I sit in line with the 18 yard line
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29-03-2017 10:36 PM #1
Inside/outside the box
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29-03-2017 10:39 PM #3
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id like to see the footage of the handball, looked pretty clear cut
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29-03-2017 10:40 PM #6hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!
From where I was sitting in the East, the Morton GK clearly grabs the ball with both hands outside the box. Was astonished how he got away with that!
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I think McGinn was outside the box when he was fouled though.
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29-03-2017 10:42 PM #8
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I didn't have the best view of either but I thought both were outside the box. The Keeper one looked clearly outside.
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29-03-2017 10:54 PM #9
I thought the keeper had his feet on the line but he was leaning right out to catch so handball for me, as per the lino was yards behind play so have himself no chance to give a fair call.
McGinn was tackled just outside but either his momentum or his "Tom Daley" lunge made sure he landed well inside the box.
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29-03-2017 11:17 PM #10
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Looks just outside on the highlights but difficult to be sure
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29-03-2017 11:20 PM #11
I thought it was out the box from the west upper on the wrong side of the half way line. Height did help however, difficult for the ref but the linesman would have had a better chance.
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29-03-2017 11:22 PM #12
From the TV , I would say definitely 100% outside the box
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29-03-2017 11:23 PM #13
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McGinns was definitely outside.
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Personally, I thought his hands were outside the box.
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30-03-2017 06:50 AM #17
Tbf to the ref with the handball he looked over to his linesman who was bang in line with the incident and got nothing from him. He even gestured to him to say something.
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The keeper took the ball into his hands outside the box, the give away part was that he came backwards when he recieved the ball to get inside it ....he knew it if your in the box then your in why go back a step or so ??
Absolutely right that east stand linesman was woeful he is still out here trying to make a decision yet as to whether to in and get changed out of his kit ! At times was 4-5 yards of the line of play.
Do these people just apply from off the street and are given a couple of weeks training before they are given a game ??? Because most haven't a clue ...
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That picture shows the ball is outside the box and from where I sit in the West Upper his arms were, when initially grabbing the ball, more outstretched outside the box, making it an even more simple decision for the linesman.
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30-03-2017 12:49 PM #30
found this, confirms it is the position of the ball that dictates
Unlike many sports regulations, in which foot positioning matters, the position of the ball dictates whether the goalie can touch it. If the ball is over the line and the goalie is holding it, then the referee may blow the whistle and stop play. Conversely, a goalie who is standing completely outside the box may touch a ball that is inside the goal box area without penalty.There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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