Did these contentious decisions occur in the 50's 60's 70's?

[RalphCoatesComb]

Not sure that they did.

Or, perhaps, they would have done if we'd have had the benefit of "Instant replay TV"

With "Instant replay TV", we must have "Instant replay decisions"... simples !

[basil6345789]

Foot up = dangerous play = indirect free kick

[conyoviejo]

I think they must have done as one of the most popular chants in those days was " who's the ******* in the Black"

[RalphCoatesComb]

Foot up = dangerous play = indirect free kick

Fine, but at least it has been reviewed !

[Devils_Advocate]

Wasnt they some kind of contention decision in a match between England and Germany sometime in the 60's?

[RocketLawnChair]

Foot up = dangerous play = indirect free kick

Foot up dangerous play with contact = penalty

Without contact dangerous play = in direct free kick

It was a penalty. Well it wasn't because he was offside, but you know what I mean.

[Stan Tastic]

i remember Colin Waldron scoring a last minute equaliser that was disallowed at Blackpool in the FA Cup.

The ref saw something nobody else did but there was no analysing it because it wasn't televised.

One that did get caught on camera was Brian O'Neil punching one in against Leeds but that was a photograph in the newspaper.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Why didn't we get a free kick when Giroud tried that by bicycle kick?

[RocketLawnChair]

Why didn't we get a free kick when Giroud tried that by bicycle kick?

I said exactly the same at the time Bordeaux.

[RalphCoatesComb]

i remember Colin Waldron scoring a last minute equaliser that was disallowed at Blackpool in the FA Cup.

The ref saw something nobody else did but there was no analysing it because it wasn't televised.

One that did get caught on camera was Brian O'Neil punching one in against Leeds but that was a photograph in the newspaper.

Nah! Photoshopped!!! Brian O'Neil NEVER committed a foul in his life!