The 'where are they now?' files

[SB]

Tyler Morton scored the winner for Lyon over Lille

[ChesterDave]

He didn't gain any advantage though and never would have in that position. It was just frustration losing the ball.

Of course he gained an advantage. He was on the deck near the opposition byline but by conceding the free kicks he was able to take up a more efficient defensive position for the ball that was coming towards their goal

[Buzzo]

nothing to do with bragging.

It's more a mindset thing. I just don't think someone that hasn't played a highly competitive game would have any idea on the thought process that goes through your head as a player in these moments, or whats expected of you from teammates in these moments.

Jeez, now you get all serious!!!

I think different players even pro’s respond differently. You know the ones that would 100% take the yellow. And then there are times as you intimate when you’ve no option. If a players running in on goal and you are 1 nil up with 5 to play then yeah - you take one for the team

…pretty much at any serious level!

[RedReet]

He didn't gain any advantage though and never would have in that position. It was just frustration losing the ball.

[ChesterDave]

Knowingly breaking rules to gain an advantage is the definition of cheating, it’s pretty straightforward.

precisely that. In reality it is little different from diving

[rudedog]

It's an offence under the laws of the game, but it certainly isn't cheating. Punishable by a red and a ban, length of which depends on whether it is violent conduct, serious foul play etc. But cheating? Nope.

Knowingly breaking rules to gain an advantage is the definition of cheating, it’s pretty straightforward.

[Norbs]

Teamtalk suggesting that RM are ready to move p
on our old No 66 next summer. Man City being touted as the probably destination

[Scratch]

It's an offence under the laws of the game, but it certainly isn't cheating. Punishable by a red and a ban, length of which depends on whether it is violent conduct, serious foul play etc. But cheating? Nope.

[rudedog]

How's it cheating exactly?

Because deliberately breaking football rules is considered cheating

[SB]

Aussie? You? Bloody ten pound pom

If it looks like an Aussie & sounds like an Aussie it probably is an Aussie cobber

[Harv]

10 games for being a ****ing cheat. If he made that foul with a legitimate attempt to win the ball a yellow would be harsh but that wasn't a legitimate attempt. I fed up of commentators, broadcaster, pundits, journalistscand fans justify players cheating.

How's it cheating exactly?

[Harv]

Mate -you’re supposed to ask Harv what level he played at so he can continue his humble brag

nothing to do with bragging.

It's more a mindset thing. I just don't think someone that hasn't played a highly competitive game would have any idea on the thought process that goes through your head as a player in these moments, or whats expected of you from teammates in these moments.

[Mark79]

10 games for being a ****ing cheat. If he made that foul with a legitimate attempt to win the ball a yellow would be harsh but that wasn't a legitimate attempt. I fed up of commentators, broadcaster, pundits, journalistscand fans justify players cheating.

I think a red and 3 game suspension is more than enough for what Morton did.

[ChesterDave]

10 games for making someone stumble?

He clipped his heels, he didn’t chop him down.

That’s a yellow for me. Cynical, but not dangerous.

10 games for being a ****ing cheat. If he made that foul with a legitimate attempt to win the ball a yellow would be harsh but that wasn't a legitimate attempt. I fed up of commentators, broadcaster, pundits, journalistscand fans justify players cheating.

[Doc_Piptorious]

We “ Aussies “:stick together

Aussie? You? Bloody ten pound pom