Premier League may start punishing players for celebrations of "mockery" or "criticism"
Chief football officer Tony Scholes said there's a line between celebrations that are entertaining and those that cross over ...
Premier League consider rule change over players’ celebrations
The Premier League may implement sanctions on players whose celebrations are considered to damage the reputation of the game.
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Cristiano Ronaldo statue unveiled in Times Square in honor of soccer legend’s 40th birthday
Soccer fans gathered around a massive ... where Portuguese-flag waving fans belted out their favorite player’s trademarked celebration chant of “Siu!” “The “Siu” celebrates the ...
Premier League considering punishments for over-the-top player celebrations like Myles Lewis-Skelly’s vs Man City
PREMIER LEAGUE chiefs are considering a major crackdown on player celebrations that rile up opposition fans and players. Fans ...
Premier League: Players' celebrations could lead to punishment if they are deemed critical or mocking
Some of the celebrations have been very funny [and] entertaining but theres a line, said the Premier Leagues chief football ...
Premier League stars could be punished for their CELEBRATIONS in new crackdown on players
Premier League chiefs started clamping down on celebrations last week when Everton forward Iliman Ndiaye was booked after ...
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Premier League ‘would deal with’ goal celebrations that ‘cross into mockery or criticism’
The Premier League will “deal with” players’ goal celebrations if they cross into “mockery or criticism”, the league’s chief football officer has said. Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye ...
‘It’s embarrassing’ – Gabby Agbonlahor defends players as Premier League consider rule change over celebrations
Gabby Agbonlahor has defended Premier League players as chiefs consider implementing sanctions on celebrations. Excessive ...
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Premier League: Players' celebrations could lead to punishment if they are deemed critical or mocking
The news comes after some players received criticism for celebrations many feel crossed ... The Premier League's chief football officer, Tony Scholes, said: "There's a balance.