[Keano!]

...come on ladies! :banana::banana:



Ok...you know the way you get booked nowadays for taking your shirt off when celebrating a goal or whatever...if you had a second one under that one (Its the winter, cold, and your in a goal scoring spree), propper kit, number, name etc....and took one off and threw it away, leaving on the one under it, do ya get booked?

lol


(PS. yes...I am bored)iss2:

 

[futbol]

Depends on the ref I think. Some Refs are sensible enogh to walk away. And its silly to do that anyway.

 

[Sownak27]

Under the rules yea you can be booked twice and sent off
But like futbol said its based on teh disctretion of the referee

 

[Keano!]

Under the rules yea you can be booked twice and sent off
But like futbol said its based on teh disctretion of the referee

No...I mean, ya take off one, but ya leave the second one on...If anything its one booking....

 

[piazza]

What's the big deal, honestly? Who does it hurt? Never understood why its a big deal, especially when the first thing everyone does after the match is disrobe right on the pitch.

 

[Solsk]

What's the big deal, honestly? Who does it hurt? Never understood why its a big deal, especially when the first thing everyone does after the match is disrobe right on the pitch.

Do we really want to see fat Frank without a top on?



And yeah Keano, i reckon they would get booked, its still taking your top off.

 

[Fiat Cunto]

tbh im pretty buff and always take my shirt off

no but seriously as solsjkaertheledgend says its still taking off your shirt ! i nearly got booked today for saying that one of there players should go to the gay bar he was holding me so much today

 

[babysenorita]

Good question and i like to know too. I dont understand why there is even such rules.It is sooo stupid really...what harm is there when these players take off their shirt?? That to me is the other beauty of football and something i consider as an entertainment ffs!

 

[Keano!]

I'd love to try it...

Me: Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ref: Thats a...(stops)
Me: *Throws one shirt away* *Runs back to half still wearing the team shirt*

lol...It would be quality for someone to do :laugh:

 

['atboyronaldo]

I'd love to try it...

Me: Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ref: Thats a...(stops)
Me: *Throws one shirt away* *Runs back to half still wearing the team shirt*

lol...It would be quality for someone to do :laugh:

Hahaha damn right it would be!

Personally I don't mind when men taske their tops off with nothing underneath :whistling:

(ps... yes I am a woman not a city fan) :rofl:

 

[Jay007]

Ask Cappy.

I'm sure he'll know.

 

[Cappy]

It is a booking. I don't agree with it, and neither do most refs, but it is an obvious rule to be enforced. Failure to deal with it would get you in some trouble with bosses, coaches and players. Players only have themselves to blame for it. I don't feel sorry for them for receiving the booking, I feel sorry for the referees for having to enforce it. No one pays money to see Rooney get booked for ripping of his shirt in celebration of the goal. They come to see the goal. If it gets him sent off later, then the rules have become a part of the game. Just my thoughts on it.

To sum it up, is it a booking...yes, an unfortunate one.

***Edited***

And, if a referee wanted to, he could even give two yellows right there. One for Unsporting Behavior for the celebration and a second yellow for Unsporting Behaivor for trying to bend the Laws of the Game. In no way am I condoning a referee to take that harsh of a stance, but if a player asked if he could do that, I would tell him I could give him two yellows and red in hope to persuade him to not do it at all.

 

[Check the Milkman]

You should only be allowed do it if you have a glorious load of body hair. Sorry if it sounds gay. Lol

 

[Adam]

i think the issue is about the time it wastes. it may even have been introduced on the back of forlan. if you remember, he would score, then take his shirt off and wave it in the air, only to find it took him minutes to get it on again. i suppose if you didn't have that issue and you left the shirt in a safe place then what's wrong with it?

 

[Jazz 16]

Ok...you know the way you get booked nowadays for taking your shirt off when celebrating a goal or whatever... propper kit, number, name etc....and took one off and threw it away, leaving on the one under it, do ya get booked?

Im pretty sure that happened somewhere before. Someone took his jersey off and had a second one on underneath.
Cant remember who it was, the game or if he got booked but Im fairly sure it DID happen.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

 

[Cappy]

i think the issue is about the time it wastes. it may even have been introduced on the back of forlan. if you remember, he would score, then take his shirt off and wave it in the air, only to find it took him minutes to get it on again. i suppose if you didn't have that issue and you left the shirt in a safe place then what's wrong with it?

The reason it was introduced was due to the Women's World Cup and Brandi Chastain. When she converted the winning kick in the women's cup and ripped off her shirt she had a Nike sports bra on. There were rumors that it was planned for her to do it in a sponsorship deal. To avert future happenings, FIFA introduced the mandatory booking for players who remove their shirts in celebration.

You can see hints of the swoosh, as FIFA even had Sports Illustrated remove it.

 

[piazza]

Im pretty sure that happened somewhere before. Someone took his jersey off and had a second one on underneath.
Cant remember who it was, the game or if he got booked but Im fairly sure it DID happen.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

Robben I believe.

 

[Keano!]

Im pretty sure that happened somewhere before. Someone took his jersey off and had a second one on underneath.
Cant remember who it was, the game or if he got booked but Im fairly sure it DID happen.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

I'm not sure...I only thought of it when I saw Tuncay celebrating his goal against Liverpool an he ripped off his shirt and on his body warmer, it had Garmin written on it....

...My heads racked now on this one.....have to see it actually happen!

 

[piazza]

I always thought it was funny when Gattuso took his shorts off post world cup.

 

[reddwarf]

What's the big deal, honestly? Who does it hurt? Never understood why its a big deal, especially when the first thing everyone does after the match is disrobe right on the pitch.

We small minded folk of England prefer not to see erect nipples as we sip our tea and dine on our crumpets.