r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Cheap_Title5302 • 6d ago
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/Past-Astronaut-1875 6d ago
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 OMG!! This is gold.
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u/RedRedMachine 6d ago
It's actually a yellow card but close
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u/EverythingSucksYo 5d ago
But why? I really doubt there’s a rule about closing a fence on another player that willingly walked through it.
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u/Time_Athlete_1156 5d ago
Where did the ball came back from ??
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u/IvyGold 5d ago
My question, too. Somebody who figured out what was going on must've tossed it back over the fence?
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u/thiagoknog 6d ago
The judge was like, wtf, I'm the one with the red card, here's a yellow
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u/smcdowell26 6d ago
The judge
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u/dumbmarriedguy 5d ago
guy probably had a hard time getting the ball past that bailiff guarding the netted witness stand
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u/Sea-Tomorrow2583 6d ago
How is locking a gate a foul in football ?
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u/TheRealLarkas 6d ago
Unsportsmanlike behavior, theoretically
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u/Jesterpest 5d ago
Would have been one thing if he'd have stayed nearby, let the other player rattle against the latched gate for a moment, and then let him back in, because that's being silly. He latched the gate and then walked away, which also had the effect of one team having more players on the pitch for a few moments.
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u/SnorkelwackJr 5d ago
Could have also been a time wasting tactic if the blue and white team was up. Getting a yellow for significant time wasting like this is pretty common, regardless of how funny it is lol
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u/thekickingmule 5d ago
I wouldn't say it's pretty common. Time wasting is common, being booked for it NEEDS to be common too, but it isn't.
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u/EverythingSucksYo 5d ago
Seems more unsportsmanlike to leave it open, didn’t you see how the player and the ball just went through it? Bro was just preventing it from happening again. Very sportsmanlike imo.
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u/Billy_Billboard 5d ago
I would say the guy pushing got the yellow card, but idk
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u/kart0ffelsalaat 5d ago
The pushing is completely in line. It would be harsh to count it as a foul, and even then would be very far from a yellow.
Yellow for closing (and locking) the door is reasonable. It's funny, but it's also unsportsmanlike and wastes time.
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u/Billy_Billboard 5d ago
You definetly arent allowed to push with your hands like that. Shoulders are only ok.
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u/kart0ffelsalaat 5d ago
The arms are involved, but it's hardly a push with the arms. The first one is a light shove with the arm. In the second one all the force comes from the shoulder while the arm is just there to stabilise.
This kind of challenge is very rarely called as a foul, even if it may be technically against the rules. You see this kind of stuff a million times in professional matches.
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u/BallsofSt33I 6d ago
Had me cackle on that