Iliman Ndiaye, Jose Mourinho, Paul Gascoigne – football’s strangest cards
Now, we can add imitation seagulls to the list of projects you can book in the Premier League.
Illiman Endiaye scored the only goal in the whole game Everton 1-0 Brighton In front of his home fans, he patted his arms like a seagull to celebrate -their team was nicknamed “Seagull Team”.
He was warned by yellow cards for excessive celebration, and fans on social media were confused about what he was wrong.
Article 12 of the FIFA competition rules stipulate: “Players can celebrate when scoring, but celebrations must not be excessive; they do not encourage carefully designed celebrations and must not cause too much waste.
“Leaving the game venue to celebrate the goal is not a warning, but players should return as soon as possible.
“Even if the goal is invalid, it is necessary to warn the players to climb the fence and/or use/or security issues to approach the audience in a way that causes security and/or security. Facial, take off your shirt or cover your head with a shirt. “
But the imitation of the seagull is far from the strange thing of the yellow or red card on the football field. BBC Sport (BBC Sport) focuses on other projects.
