Bagge
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There is actually a penalty for moving the post on purpose.
I know. The point is, the puck would have been in the goal had the Slovakian not moved it out of position.
There is actually a penalty for moving the post on purpose.
I'm not sure if bad call or bad rule. I agree this one should count.
I believe the reason was there was no intention to move the goal from our side and it was indeed moved before the puck crossed the line.
As was said before, a tough call and bound to make one side unhappy.
I know. The point is, the puck would have been in the goal had the Slovakian not moved it out of position.
I'm not sure what does rule exactly say. It was clear that goal was moved a moment before puck crossed the line. However, according to our TV announcers is is still possible to call the good goal, but I'm not sure about conditions - maybe obvious intentional goal displacementI don't think there was enough evidence to overturn it. If the call on the ice was no goal I would have have said it shouldn't count.
I honestly don't know the rules that well, but i assume (or hope at least) that the video referee does. So if the rule really is that the goal is legit only when it crosses the line before the post is moved no matter who moved it, that this was a tough call, and i would agree with you that its a dumb rule since it doesn't accommodate cases like this (because yea, logicaly - this should have been a goal).
Who is Robin Hanzl (Lukas Kaspar) for Slovakia team these days ?
It is a big deal.....in the future just fake something and throw yourself into your own goal, must be the lesson we learned here
We all know about this world right now. Nobody knows the anthems... Refs dont know the rules... so what ?
Well, your girls are prettier than ours![]()
the question is who has the biggest beer.
RULE 98 – SCORING A GOAL/GOAL FRAME OFF
i. If a defending player displaces his own goal frame and the opposing
team scores a goal, the goal will be allowed provided:
1. The opponent was in the act of shooting prior to the goal frame
being displaced;
2. The referee determines the puck would have entered the goal net
had the goal frame been in its normal position.
ii.