Silly Penalty in Football

Ronaldo and Savage

Did you know, Sir Alex Ferguson never punish a players just for overtaking him on public roads? What's more penalties "ridiculous" that never experienced a professional in the United Kingdom?

About Fergie, the story that happens when the boss of Manchester United it is still the Manager of Scottish Club, Aberdeen. He was fined a players, John Hewitt, because of the preceding vehicle he was in a street.

Reported by the Guardian, other managers ever fined players for reasons that don't make sense is Brian Clough. One of the top managers in the history of the League of United Kingdom that punish Kenny Burns due to play the ball in front of his own penalty box, and it is considered dangerous.

Former Welsh international star, Robbie Savage, also trimmed his salary as much as two weeks because it uses the toilet referee Graham Poll in a match in 2002.

Sir Alex has also been dropping sanctions fines to Cristiano Ronaldo in 2008 because he send a short message in the practice session. Then Ronaldo's salary cut by 8,000 pounds.

That is not less unique is the experience of Defender Ipswich Town, Damien Delaney, in April. He broke traffic rules to spur his car at a speed slightly exceeded the limit. The Reason For This? He was afraid of being punished her manager, Roy Keane, if it comes too late to gym.

"I had a boss who likes to not accept any reason. That's why I worry will cut salaries of mingguanku twice, "admits Delaney at that time.

Delaney was ultimately not too late to practice and free from the potential put to his boss. But she was still punished by the courts, including being fined £ 235--but it is smaller than if the lost salary two weeks.

Roddick loses, Racquet was Broken

Andy Roddick was eliminated in the first round of the China open. In the match Monday (3/10/2011) was Roddick even break his racquet. Expression of disappointment Roddick after losing 4-6, 5-7 against Feng Li.  

 

Throw his raquet

Smash his racquet

 

His racket broken

Source photo : Getty Images and AFP

Fantastic, Goalkeeper Makes a Goal!

Bingham

San Jose Earthquakes goalkeeper David Bingham, certainly will never forget the game against West Bromwich Albion. In his debut match, he scored from the penalty box.

Unique events that occur when West Brom's live tour of the United States tried Earthquakes, Tuesday (12/7/2011). The new game was three minutes, the entire Buck Shaw Stadium was cheering.

First, there is no special time Bingham was able to secure a breakthrough feedback from players ahead of The Baggies pursuit. Goalkeeper 21 years was then holding the ball for a moment while waiting for his colleagues came forward.

Bingham laid the ball again and intends to give feedback to the player front hull away. The ball is not yet fully out of the penalty box was kicked with strong.

Kicks of Bingham seemed too tight and not overtaken by his colleagues. But, beyond suspicion, the ball kicks it also cheats Boaz Brown who keeps goal for West Brom. The ball once bounced off the ground before finally lodged in the goal.

Brown seems to glare due to the direction of the Sun was his favor. He was standing was too advanced and not be able to guess the pace of the ball.

After the goal unique, the players from the team immediately embraced Bingham. Bingham himself just smiled sheepishly and seem to still not have thought could have scored from a distance of 90 yards (about 82,3 m).

The match was eventually won by Earthquakes with the score 2-1. Other Earthquakes goal scored Khari Stephenson, while West Brom made reply Jerome Thomas.

Reported by Yahosports, this is the third time a goalkeeper in Major League Soccer (MLS) managed to score a goal like Bingham. Previously, Danny Cepero (New York Red Bulls) and Talmon Henry Hall (Houston Dynamo) ever scored from a distance of 80 yards (about 73,1 meters)