Goalkeepers shirts/jumpers

[BensGrandad]

Don't see anything wrong with that

easily mistaken if the lighting isn't top notch

 

[strings]

Don't see anything wrong with that

Fair enough, I thought it was too close when I saw it on telly.

 

[forrest]

Have they relaxed or changed the rules on the lenght of the sleeves on goalkeepers shirts? I thoughty they had to be long and not short so the ref could see who had handled the ball in the area.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Have they relaxed or changed the rules on the lenght of the sleeves on goalkeepers shirts? I thoughty they had to be long and not short so the ref could see who had handled the ball in the area.

That's never been a rule, has it?

 

[BensGrandad]

If memory serves me well Peter Bonnetti was the first English keeper to wear a black top in European games for Chelsea as he said it mingled in with the crowd behind him and was difficult to be seen by the attacking side.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

Have they relaxed or changed the rules on the lenght of the sleeves on goalkeepers shirts? I thoughty they had to be long and not short so the ref could see who had handled the ball in the area.

That's never been a rule

 

[Cappers]

If memory serves me well Peter Bonnetti was the first English keeper to wear a black top in European games for Chelsea as he said it mingled in with the crowd behind him and was difficult to be seen by the attacking side.

I can never understand why keepers wear bright colours for this very reason. Surely you don't want to be easily picked out by the opposition

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Probably not, as a 'still' photo, but in the mayhem of match action....