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Originally Posted by UnifiedStats_John
and the whole point of the thread was it's disgraceful to be faking injuries to such an extent where you ride out on a stretcher...(implying you are unable to walk)...and then be able to sprint right back on the field....all in an effort to change the outcome of the game through staged attempts of trying to look 'REALLY INJURED', as you put it.
you confidently replied, 'it was a 'fifa rule' to be carried out on a stretcher'...i was just letting you know it wasn't...
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Couldn't agree more, but...:
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Originally Posted by UnifiedStats_John
agreed (...to "rolling on the field is a disgrace")...and going out on a back board due to an ankle 'injury' that lasts 1 minute is even more so...
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You made it sound like when a player is injured, and that happens quite often, he should be not taken out of the field, just let down there to suffer, like it's his fault that he got kicked.
My point is: faking an injury ir's not fair-play. But brutality has no place on a football field, and an injured player should be removed asap from the field to get treated. Point. And I don't know if you know that faking an injury is punished by yellow card in the football game. So its ref's job to check if the player is really injured and if so, he's disposing player's removal from the field. Maybe you are closer to the game and more qualified in checking players' injuries then a FIFA trained referee
...End of discussion.