Deaf football (They call it soccer in the USA), player sent off after missing whistle. Kilsyth player PJ will miss next two games after being sent off. A DEAF footballer ended up being sent off in a Lothians cup tie because he kept playing after the referee had blown his whistle.
Philip John Dolan – known as PJ – went on to score a goal, not realising that he had been ruled offside during the Armadale vs Kilsyth match on Hogmanay.
As he turned to celebrate he was immediately given a yellow card for failing to stop playing. The card stood despite protests that he could not have heard the whistle and, when PJ picked up a second yellow for allegedly diving just moments later, he was sent off, leading to a probable two-game suspension.
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Oh right! To hearing people, that's your fault for not 'listening'. Damn hearing people!
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from my previous comment; I mean from hearing people to deaf people "that's your fault for not 'listening'.
ReplyDeleteJB
PJ should be common sense to see other players stopped. I agreed PJ suspended two games.
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