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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt should be dealt with by the officials immediately. Shame on Concacaf for that. There are hooligans everywhere.
https://the18.com/soccer-news/fifa-d...e-2019-updates
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'If a referee goes through the three-step procedure — stopping the match, suspending the match and finally abandoning the match...'
Just brilliant. I can't see how anything could possibly go wrong by a referee ending a world cup qualifier in the middle of the game.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post'If a referee goes through the three-step procedure — stopping the match, suspending the match and finally abandoning the match...'
Just brilliant. I can't see how anything could possibly go wrong by a referee ending a world cup qualifier in the middle of the game.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostActually this can and should happen (when there are so many racist taunts) BUT it's the Concacaf officials who are the real scoundrels as they hire the refs and set the standards with them. If FIFA does not make real changes to CONCACAF (and this can only be done via top level firings) then it's going to be business as usual.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAgreed. If the referee employed by FIFA was able to hand Mexico a forfeit in the Gold Cup final because of their fans’ racist/homophobic behavior that would send a real message and stop that crap once and for all. I seriously doubt though that FIFA or the refs would do that.
I dont see the logic in a team forfeiting because of this.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Posti dont understand..... if the players are cool and respectfull on the field ....but a crazy randim fan is yelling obscenities....why don't they yank the racist fan out of the stadium!!!!!!!!!!
I dont see the logic in a team forfeiting because of this.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat about 20,000 crazy fans yelling homophobic slurs? Could you throw them all out?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat about 20,000 crazy fans yelling homophobic slurs? Could you throw them all out?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Posti dont understand..... if the players are cool and respectfull on the field ....but a crazy randim fan is yelling obscenities....why don't they yank the racist fan out of the stadium!!!!!!!!!!
I dont see the logic in a team forfeiting because of this.
I think there’s too many $ in Gold Cup for that to happen!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think the FIFA precedent is to play games without fans, some games in Russia, and maybe Turkey?
I think there’s too many $ in Gold Cup for that to happen!
the other point is this and you are right about the money, if you yank the mexico team (whos fans are so passionate) fifa will lose money either way!!!!!
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There is precedent for a team to be forced to play in front of an empty stadium due to racist behavior. The problem is the US would be penalized for Mexican fans...oh the irony.
In addition, new rules in place can enable a ref to issue a forfeit:
"Thanks to the new rules, referees now have the ability to not just stop matches when they identify racist abuse from the stands, but to also declare the match an automatic forfeit on behalf of the offending fans’ club. This is without a doubt FIFA’s strongest stance against in-game racism yet. If applied correctly, it would result in a real, severe punishment that hits right were it matters most."
Of course, again, I can see the US getting penalized for Mexican fans.
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