Uefa retracts Eduardo diving ban

[Aza]

Breaking news on BBC

[Shaggy]

Absolutely ****ing farcical.

[Bender]

Idiots

[johnly]

Breaking news on BBC

Lame

[Assassin]

Absolutely ****ing farcical.

Not as farcical as FIFA withdrawing the Chavs transfer ban when they appeal

[JohnDoe]

It's even worse than not doing anything.

They've made themselves look like total idiots now.

[Shanks]

They would have struggled with consistency but I agree this makes them look complete ****wits.

[Ben_Itez]

It's the correct decision IMO as he was actually touched. He totally exaggerated the contact and went over far too easily but he shouldnt have been banned in the first place. Rooney's dive against Arsenal was just as bad as was Berbatov's against Tottenham for the free kick.

If the ban had been upheld then literally hundreds of players would be banned every week.

Banning him, then changing their mind, shows just what absolute ****wits they are at UEFA however.

[sniffer]

Why hand out these bans if they are going to retract them and this is sending out a message to everyone that its ok to dive and decieve the ref get your team the win get a ban appeal against it and you will get it over turned

UEFA = Muppets

[Craig_H]

Never thought it was possible, but Uefa have actually made themselves look more idiotic than ever before.

I wonder if they realise just how cringeworthy they are. Are they aware of the average football fan's perception of them?

[Kenneth]

It's the correct decision IMO as he was actually touched. He totally exaggerated the contact and went over far too easily but he shouldnt have been banned in the first place. Rooney's dive against Arsenal was just as bad as was Berbatov's against Tottenham for the free kick.

If the ban had been upheld then literally hundreds of players would be banned every week.

Banning him, then changing their mind, shows just what absolute ****wits they are at UEFA however.

So?