Adriano

[Steameh]

I don't know if anyone saw this, but I think it is worthy of discussion, opinions on what he did;

I believe he caused the drop ball in the first place.

So was he completely wrong to take advantage? Would you be disgusted if you were a fan of his club?

Edit, they took the video off youtube. Anyway, they did a drop ball, he latched on to the drop ball, kicked by his own team, and slotted away whilst the FC Nordsjaelland defence looked on shocked.

Edited by Steameh on Tuesday 20th November 22:49

[PatrickOUFC]

He was fking well out of order. Juventus player said there would be three red cards against Juve if they had done that against them. And, just as bad, Shakthar didn't allow Nordsjaelland to score from the restart, they played on normally

[Spiritual_Beggar]

PatrickOUFC said:

And, just as bad, Shakthar didn't allow Nordsjaelland to score from the restart, they played on normally

Erm....I thought they did actually.

[Raify]

Spiritual_Beggar said:

Erm....I thought they did actually.

No, someone tackled them from the restart. They did subsequently score back quite quickly though.

[PatrickOUFC]

Yes, but totally not connected to the incident, it was a few minutes after..

[hornetrider]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20436292

He's been charged by UEFA.

[fiatpower]

PatrickOUFC said:

He was fking well out of order. Juventus player said there would be three red cards against Juve if they had done that against them. And, just as bad, Shakthar didn't allow Nordsjaelland to score from the restart, they played on normally

Apparently they were confused, half the team let them walk through until someone tackled him. Was a disgrace though, happened few years back in the FA cup between Arsenal and Sheff Utd and that was replayed. Although in that case the game was won by 1 goal rather than 3

[GLENRED]

Can someone post a link to this?

I cant search on the works computers

[Steameh]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9YTgGmWnGk

[Mojooo]

its pointless tyring to work out what these jokers are talking about until you watch the video - though i am sure this post is unhelpful.

[scenario8]

'Twas rather unsporting.

[North West Tom]

hornetrider said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20436292

He's been charged by UEFA.

I don't get that. If it's a chargeable offence, why isn't there a rule against it and why didn't the referee stop it?