Surely when your goalkeeper has been down for 10 minutes with a head knock, he should be taken off regardless if he feels fine our not?
0 Kudo
Why wasn't Ally taken off?
| Author | Comment | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 ecfc |
Why wasn't Ally taken off? |
Lead | |
|
Posts: 1497 (12/04/2008 17:49:12) |
|
||
|
Am Muilleach |
|||
|
Posts: 466 (12/04/2008 18:37:05) Local user |
If Ally felt fine there was no need for him to go off - he was bloody brave to pay on (or daft!) with what looked like a broken nose! I'm still not sure
how Tade didn't get spoken to for the challege... ok he was entitled to go for the ball, but to break a keeper's nose?
|
||
|
ecfc |
|||
|
Posts: 1498 (12/04/2008 18:42:34) |
Of course he's going to say he's fine, its a big game, no one would want to go off. But with goalkeepers, you can't take risks like that after a
head injury. I just wonder if he would've done a better job for the second and possibly the third if he had been 100%.
|
||
|
Am Muilleach |
|||
|
Posts: 469 (12/04/2008 18:44:58) Local user |
Pity he didn't do better with the first!
|
||
