The Premier League will release penalties on players who make other players, teams or fans happy with their goals.
This initiative will come after Myles Lewis-Skellyof Arsenalimitate the celebration of Erling Haaland -The Norwegian asked her in a previous set: “Who are you?”-to 5-1 victory against her Manchester City. Din Jamie Vardy The main icon is indicated in front of fans of Tottenham Hotspur and Relentless ndiaye He received a yellow card for imitating a seagull by marking a goal against him Brighton & Hove Albion.
Tony ScholesHead of premier football operations, said that a “balance” is required, and that, although many celebrations are “entertaining and fun”, there must be “a limit.”
“We have to deal with it”
“When that limitation crosses and reaches criticism, we have to deal with it,” he added Scholes.
Some festivals, such as Phil Foden and Joshua ZirkzeeSimplifying the purpose of the stands with the weapon, they are not punished.
Celebration of the past weeks has caused differences -varies with premier and, while Theo WalcottFormer Arsenal and Television commentators, he said that Lewis-skellly He showed at the festival that he was not afraid Haaland, Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher They made sure it was “a disrespect.”
In 2006, the self NevillePlayer ng Manchester UnitedHe had to pay a fine of 5,000 pounds to travel 60 meters to celebrate a goal in front of Liverpool fans, as his colleagues celebrated the goal at the other end of the field.
The police regarded the action of Neville as “no responsibility” for motivating problems with two teams fans after the match.
Source: La Verdad
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