... and why you can't blame them ...
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If GMS goes down here, either Tavernier is off or the Dons get a pen or both. Until referees start giving fouls in situations where players are honest and try to stay up, then why wouldn't they dive?
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Thread: Why players dive
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30-11-2017 01:28 PM #1
Why players dive
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30-11-2017 05:30 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-11-2017 05:44 PM #3
What pisses me off about the Celtic ones is that there is absolutely no need for them to cheat, they are light years ahead of the rest of Scotland and when someone comes close to giving them one back they are diving with a few minutes to go? they are nearly 70 games unbeaten ffs just take one for gods sake. They can and are able to win everything without resorting to it.
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30-11-2017 05:47 PM #4
Why players dive is because cheating has become endemic in the game of football, and many other sports too.
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30-11-2017 05:51 PM #5
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Players are taught to gain advantages these days at a very early age.
You used to be called a *****bag if you went down easy, now it's encouraged. I blame football Italia 😀
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30-11-2017 06:00 PM #6
The money in football nowadays doesn't help. If a player doesn't go down, his teammates have possibly just lost a few grand in bonuses, you can imagine the grief he'd get back in the dressing room.
To us, the fans, their diving ****s, to them it's about winning and earning money.....whatever it takes.
It's down to refs to spot the divers, and correctly call the real fouls."I don't have any regrets about not moving during my playing career. I was born a Hibee, my dad was a Hibee, I will stay a Hibee and I'll die a Hibee." -Lawrie Reilly
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30-11-2017 06:01 PM #7
First goal - very dodgy pen. 50/50 ball to me.
Second goal - fine
Third goal - cheat of a linesman. No other explanation.
Sending off - barely a booking. Harsh sending off for a second yellow.
Summary: Let's make sure Rangers win formula used again.
Conclusion: Why bother playing the game at all? Just give Rangers and Celtc the points and save all us a lot of bother.Last edited by snooky; 30-11-2017 at 06:25 PM.
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30-11-2017 06:07 PM #8
It's also a very British mindset that this type of behaviour is out of order(one I wholeheartedly agree with by the way!).
In other footballing cultures it's seen as really clever play. Which is approved of by the managers/coaches, fans and teammates of the "cheat".
We see it as cheating. Others see it as "winning" a penalty/red card or whatever.
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30-11-2017 06:11 PM #9
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30-11-2017 06:13 PM #10
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Bit off topic a worker on Tiny seen CL teaching a young player how to celebrate a goal.
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30-11-2017 06:21 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-11-2017 06:24 PM #12
Agree with BMc about cheating in sport 'not being British'.
Often seen refs blow mistakenly for offside when the player receives the ball rather than when it's passed.
These two photos show that two players were offside from the start so there's no grey area.
The linesman is right in line with it. Cheating of the first order.
Our game's rotten to core.
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30-11-2017 06:26 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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