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Premiership introduces penalties for provocations and incomplete goals celebrations

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Premiership introduces penalties for provocations and incomplete goals celebrations
The English Premier League is considering the introduction of sanctions for “mocking and” misconduct “global celebrations.

Fans worship see how their players “They rub their nose to rivals” After achieving a goal with a suitable thematic celebration. However, English media state how Premier League leaders think about punishing players who want their global celebrations to provoke rival players and fans, Transfers Hina Writing British media.

Some celebrations were very funny, fun, but there is a line. When it goes into mocking or criticism, then we should deal with that, He said the director of the Premier League Tony Scholes For Sky Sports.

Last weekend Young 18-year-old arsenal attacker Myles Lewis-Skelly has imitated City’s attacker Erlinga Haalanda In the celebration of his goal on Emirates. Arsenal declassed City with 5: 1, and the young midfielder scored a third goal in the match.

Former Arsenal attacker Theo Walcott He praised Lewis-Skelly for his character’s strength, saying, “Haaland didn’t scare at all.” However, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher They believe that the 18-year-old procedures were disrespect.

It’s recently an Everton attacker Ilman Ndiaye He got a yellow card after he scored the winning hit of Everton v. Brighton, and then celebrated flushing with his hands as a seagull.

Captain Leicester City Jamie Vardy He also found himself in a hit criticism for celebrating goal against Tottenham last month.

Vardy scored a goal, then pointed to the coat of arms on jersey, making fun of the “empty” trophy room of Spurs.

Players must find a balance, added Scholes.

(www.jabuka.tv)

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