Diving Always Meant By Players

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  1. Lennon 18

    Lennon 18 DYC Key Squad player

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    I was looking at some football videos on the web and I came across a David Pizzaro interview and in the interview he said in an interview a couple of days after the Roma Vs Lyon match that he had dived (when he received a yellow card for it) in the box and "he had realized it" so he stood up and fought for the ball.

    I still dont know how a player can realize he has dived. Are dives always intentional ?

    P.S NO Milan Fans defending Gilardinho diving acts against Celtic he is just a disgrace to football and Ancelotti should give him a good [​IMG] in future for his shameful dive that has lowered my opinion of Milan's talents by the way.
     
  2. carl9254

    carl9254 DYC 1st team Reserves

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    If its a dive then of course its intentional, a dive means you are cheating, if its not a dive then its a free kick or whatever.
     
  3. Lennon 18

    Lennon 18 DYC Key Squad player

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    but im talking about the player could lose his footing and fall over but still get booked for it or a freekick when all he has done was fall over
     
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    If players lose their footing by accident then they should say. Robin Van Persie did it a couple weeks ago. the ref wasn't going to give a penalty but he got up and indicated that he just tripped.

    Why can't all football be played with that honesty
     

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