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If you think about what the handball rule was designed to do (force players to use their feet and not use the hand to gain an advantage) it really should be more straightforward. 
 

I find it bizarre that a player can be penalised for handball when he isn’t even looking at the ball because his hand is in an “unnatural position”, whatever that means 

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The law was always about intent too. If you think about the Gordon one, he didn’t intend it. What is bizarre is that if he’d have scored it would’ve been disallowed, if I’ve understood that right. 

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47 minutes ago, Alex said:

The law was always about intent too. If you think about the Gordon one, he didn’t intend it. What is bizarre is that if he’d have scored it would’ve been disallowed, if I’ve understood that right. 

 

it's just ridiculous :lol:

 

and all the more confusing how often the rules seem to change,. i'm sure it was just a season or two ago when they changed it so it was always handball if the ball strikes the hand, regardless if the player knew anything about it. resulted in shitloads more penalties than usual and only lasted for one season

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19 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

 

it's just ridiculous :lol:

 

and all the more confusing how often the rules seem to change,. i'm sure it was just a season or two ago when they changed it so it was always handball if the ball strikes the hand, regardless if the player knew anything about it. resulted in shitloads more penalties than usual and only lasted for one season

Wasn't there one in a World Cup, where an Italian deliberately kicked the ball at the defender to win a pen?

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