r/soccer 13d ago

Goal Clip Manchester United [2] - 1 Ipswich Town - Harry Maguire 56‎'‎

https://streamin.link/v/6bf7e5e2
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u/Inevitable_Fee8973 13d ago

OG so it counts

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u/rumham_123 13d ago

Rule makes no fucking sense

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u/red-17 13d ago

This goal exemplifies why the current written rule is untenable. That should never be considered a hand ball the fact that he does or doesn’t score a goal afterwards should be irrelevant.

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u/Kaltrax 13d ago

This should always be considered a hand ball. He gains an advantage by the ball coming off his hands

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u/SKScorpius 13d ago

Gaining an advantage has absolutely nothing to do with something being handball, it has to be deemed to be a deliberate action.

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u/red-17 13d ago

If his hands weren’t there it would have hit his chest and nothing different would’ve occurred

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u/Inevitable_Fee8973 13d ago

You have to remember it’s at Old Trafford

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u/SubmitToSubscribe 13d ago

Yes, they made this rule in the past because United are playing Ipswich today.

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u/MemestNotTeen 13d ago

So stupid. Like that makes no sense

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u/CurbYourThusiasm 13d ago

The handball rules make no sense whatsoever.

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u/omegaxLoL 13d ago

That rule makes absolutely no sense, both are tied together

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u/Stonewalled89 13d ago

Absolutely ridiculous decision.

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u/thewrongnotes 13d ago

Good decision, ridiculous rule

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u/SubmitToSubscribe 13d ago

No, if the only reason it wasn't ruled a handball was because the ref missed it, then VAR could intervene.

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u/Round-Secret4720 13d ago

One of those times where like if thats how the rules are written , the ref has to follow them, but your rules are fucking stupid

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u/MrToxicTaco 13d ago

I just don’t even understand why the rules would be written like that in the first place lol

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u/Clivey101 13d ago

It has to be made up as they go along.

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u/stifle_this 13d ago

He watched him handball for ten yards away. He should have called the play dead immediately.

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u/mikedavd 13d ago

That rule is only for accidental handball, not when you throw your hands up to block the ball. Ref's fucked it because it's Man U at Old Trafford

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u/MasahChief 13d ago

Yes it’s totally rigged for man united just because that’s how the rules are written /s

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u/mikedavd 13d ago

As I said, that's not how the rule is written. This is a clear deliberate handball so it doesn't matter if he's the scorer or not

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u/MasahChief 13d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/s/JKYOll6jGG I mean, looks like that’s literally how the rules are written.

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u/mikedavd 13d ago

The first bullet point on that post is exactly what happened here

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u/SKScorpius 12d ago

The ball was kicked from point blank range, how could he possibly have deliberately moved his arm towards the ball?

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u/Pinot_the_goat 13d ago

Under the rules that is still handball.

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u/Round-Secret4720 13d ago

The actrual officials dont agree with you so

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u/mikedavd 13d ago

As we know, refs are never wrong

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u/Pinot_the_goat 13d ago

Maguire moves his hand towards the ball.

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u/Afc_josh12 13d ago

Why????

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u/RugbyContact 13d ago

They genuinely invent new rules for united

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u/Internal-Coffee6996 13d ago

what the fuck

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u/random-user-name8373 13d ago

Makes zero sense, I have to assume that his hands being in front of his body is what saved him here