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Date: 5 Nov 92 09:20:40 GMT
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Subject:        Results from European games



Re: The European ' Battle of Britain'


Last night,
 	Rangers took on Leeds at Elland Road in the 2nd leg of the Champians
Cup. Rangers were looking for an early goal to settle the tie, Leeds were
looking for as many goals as possible. Rangers led 2-1 from 1st Leg at Ibrox.

Teams : 

Rangers : Andy Goram, Stuart McCall, David Robertson, Richard Gough, Dave
McPherson, JOhn Brown, Ian Ferguson, Dale Gordon, Ally McCoist, Mark Hately,
and Ian Durrant.

Leeds   : John Lukic, Jon Newsome, Tony Dorigo, David Rocastle, Chris
Fairclough, Chris Whyte, Gordon Strachan, Eric Cantona, Lee Chapman, Gary
McAllister, Gary Speed.

Ref : Alexi Spirin (Russia)

Cantona was clean through only to see Man-of-Match Goram save well at point
blank range. This game was meant to be all-home fans as in the first leg at
Ibrox, but the handful of Rangers fans who did get tickets, first celebrated
and were then ejected when McCoist flicked on a Goram punt down the park to
Hately, whose freak goal soard over 'Mr inert' in the Leeds goal after only 2
minutes.

Rangers then had to withstand a Leeds onslaught and were unfortunate not to get
a second when Durrant fed McCoist a great cross field ball only for his first
time volley to be well saved by Lukic.

Incredible pressure was mounting on the Rangers goal and shots from Cantona, @
co., were either off-target or luckily saved by Goram. The Half time whistle
saved the gers'.

A rangers breakaway in 58 minutes through Durrant fed Hately whose badly miss
hit shot-cum-cross, was accidentally headered into the net by McCoist. Whatever
amount of Rangers Fans who were still in Elland Road, jumped up in joy and were
then ejected by the Police.

Leeds ran out of steam, and an 85th minute Cantona strike was the only
consolation from a spirted display by a Leeds side.

Final Leeds 1 2 Rangers (agg. 2-4)

Rangers go into the draw for the Champions Leagues on Friday morning.

Reset of Scottish Clubs Results

Hearts 0 1 Standard Leige (agg 0-2)

British Clubs results

Liverpool 0 2 Spartak Moscow

Sheffield Wednesday 2 2 Kaiserslautern (3-5)

Newcastle United got a win against somebody but Keegans' men are back onto
winning ways after 3 defeats  in a row, they still sit at the top of Barclays
League division 1.

See You
The friendly Arab.


















In article <1d59gpINN8a8@huon.itd.adelaide.edu.au> cbrasted@iti.org
(Charles Brasted) writes:

>I think the pure stupidity of applying the back pass rule in the 6 yard box is
>to blame.  About a month ago, Jason Cundy excuted a perfect cover tackle
>against someone from Ipswich (I think).  Ian Walker picked up the ball, and an
>indirect free kick was awarded.  This was most obviously not a back pass, but
>the ref had to award the free kick.  The entire purpose of the rule is to stop
>teams time wasting, such as Argentine etc in Italia 90. This time
>wasting would have been easily stamped out if back passes were restricted to
>within the 6 yard box only.

>FIFA should either : introduce the above rule, or,
>                     define clearly what constitutes a back pass.
>Until what constitutes a back pass is clearly defined, there is always be this
>sort of shit clogging up the net.

They already have. The rule applies when the ball is *kicked deliberately to
the goalkeeper*. This is what is loosely referred to as a "backpass". Until
defenders and goalies wake up and realise that "cover tackles" in the direction
of the goalkeeper will be penalised (and its the only logical thing to do as
the rules currently stand) you'll see "this sort of shit clogging up the
net". If enough people think its unreasonable to penalise plays like this
then FIFA will have to rethink the rule. Why not let the goalkeeper pick up
the ball if the defender passes back under pressure from within his own
penalty area?

>I seem to remember hearing on the BBC, that in the first round of the Scottish
>season this year, several referee's did NOT enforce the rule at all.  Anyone
>know the facts?

Only example I recall seeing was in Man City's first home game this season.
QPR threw the ball to a City defender after Tony Coton had kicked it out to
let a QPR injury be attended to, the defender passed it to Coton who picked
the ball up. I don't know if the ref deliberately let it go, but it seemed
in the right spirit to do so.

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