Blatter dismissed creating a rule to award "penalty goals" when handballs clearly prevented a score.
Mhh..sasa maneno kama haya..
Hicho kikao chao kina maana gani??? Si bora waache tu..FIFA wamekaa kama CCM vile..lol
Mwenzio nikisoma matamshi yao huaga nachoka tu!...yaani jamaa ni vingunge waliopitwa na wakati.
Kwa mtazamo wangu in such a situation, jamaa akishika mpira kama jinsi alivyofanya Suarez,
apigwe kadi nyekundu na the damn thing should be a goal. No questions asked.
FIFA wanazidi kuudhi watu kila siku...aaarrghhh!!
Sio Red card & Goal tu; Huyo mchezaji afungiwe kabisa kuendelea na mashindano hayo.
ikibainika alishika kwa maksudi mpira unaoelekea kuwa goli
FIFA considering new handball rule
Last Updated: Thursday, July 8, 2010 | 4:43 PM ET
The Associated Press
A game-saving deliberate handball by Luis Suarez, left, has sparked debate over a possbile rule change. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty Images)
FIFA will look at changing soccer's rules after a goal-line handball by Uruguay striker Luis Suarez denied Ghana a place in the World Cup semifinals.
FIFA president Sepp Blatter says changes can be considered at an October meeting of its rules-making panel, which will also reopen the debate on using technology to decide if a ball has crossed the goal-line. That discussion was expected this month.
Blatter dismissed creating a rule to award "penalty goals" when handballs clearly prevented a score.
But he said the rules panel could "take on such situations" witnessed at the World Cup, such as when Suarez swatted away a certain Ghana goal. Ghana missed the ensuing penalty and Uruguay won their quarter-final in a shootout.