Why are players booked for taking off their shirts?
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Scoring a goal is the apex of football. Described by many professional players as the best feeling ever. So scoring a goal should be rightly celebrated. And the more important the goal, the bigger the celebration.
Why do referees want to spoil that moment? Why are players booked for certain celebrations? Why are players booked for taking off their shirts in celebration?
Seb Stafford-Bloor explains. Henry Cooke illustrates.
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If I was a player who scored an important game winning goal, I’d break every rule in the book while celebrating
and you'd get booked, simple as that
Aguero who scored the winner and won the title for Man City in 2012 took his shirt off and was ultimately booked after just winning the league.
Why?
It depends. If you score a key goal in a semi-final and are already on a yellow card, you’d know not to do such
@@stewie4467 thanks for stating the obvious
The best one was in the World Cup, when taking off the shirt got Vincent Aboubakar a red card xD
I’m Brazilian and even I admit that this was an epic move by aboubakar
Takes shirt off, celebrates, shakes the ref's then walks off the field. Epic.
the ref was also like, " I admit this is epic af but sorry for the yellow card."
They were the first African nation to beat Brazil in world cup.
This year has lot of twist Japan winning against Germany, Korea winning against Portugal, SA winning Argentina.
This underdogs performed really well,
Happy to see this year world cup.
🔥
and then get fired by Ronaldo 😥
I’m not a Man City fan, but the Balotelli “Why Always Me?” And the last minute “Aguerrooooooo” goal to win the prem shirt off celebrations are some of my favourite sporting moments ever.
Brandi Chastain's winning penalty is the ultimate shirt off moment in history of football
Aguero actually should have been sent off for that as he was already and a yellow but the ref decided not to and got fined
Messi's el Classico winner in stoppage time while being bullied throughout the match by RMA defenders is also up there.
Iconic shirt off moments lol
Good call, Aguerooooo was an excellent shirt off moment.
None of those seem like good enough reasons and seem petty. I guess the one that might hold most water is the one about them not being able to put the shirt back on time to continue play. But then you just make them leave the pitch and let them return once they've sorted out their equipment. Seems simple enough and I doubt "putting your shirt back on" is that complicated of a problem to consistently cause problems.
These aren't "football" jerseys that are also worn with tight fighter pads and arm sleeves. If you can't put a T-Shirt back on after taking it off, you have too tight a shirt my guy.
Players often throw their shirts to the fans. What then? Pretty sure that's what is mostly implied. not physically taking the time to put it back on.
@@jonathan13co I'm ok with giving a book if you throw it into the stands. You've taken a celebration your doing on the field to one taking off the field. Also, it might happen where a fan keeps the jersey and the game is delayed.
I'm not sure anything will be good enough for you.
I begrudgingly accept the point about sponsors, but maybe the sanction should be a fine rather than a booking. The player taking their top off is usually paid a lot of money by the company with their logo on that shirt, and they're paying to have it in pictures and footage of goals, so that's fair enough. But it's nothing to do with the game, it's purely a financial thing and yellow cards are sporting sanctions.
I remember a couple of years ago when the Chapecoense-disaster had just happened, Brazilian Vitesse-player (Dutch Eredivisie) Nathan had taken his shirt off revealing a Chapecoense-shirt with the text Forza Chape. He knew a couple of the players that died and the ref decided not to book Nathan! Truly a heartwarming moment
A couple of years ago? I swear that happened in like 2016
That’s neglecting rules due to emotional reasons- he should have still been booked
@@connoryoung8951 you must be fun
@@marco3391 Yea a couple of years, it isn't decades ago or anything
@@connoryoung8951 Referees can still show their human side. I am sure if Nathan was booked he would have gladly accepted the yellow card. Of course there are rules for a reason, but this is larger than that yellow card
I personally think the naughtiness of doing it now with the threat of a card actually makes it more impactful than before, kinda like a tactical foul but more fun
None of these rules justify it being a yellow card offence. Imagine introducing yourself at social gatherings as being one of the petty little killjoys who introduced this rule. People aren't going to forget a sponsor just because a player took their shirt off for 20 seconds and if Forlan failed at such a simple task as putting his shirt back on (something that most 6-year-olds are more or less capable of doing) then that's on him.
👆this
fr who tf care bout those sponsors😂
Tbf it’s not about forgetting the sponsors, it’s more about the fact that players celebrating are popular photographical moments and the sponsors want to be visible on these photos
@@nabell2032 FIFA, they are the ones writing the rules
@@nabell2032 they do pay
In 2010 Chile and Real Zaragoza's striker, Humberto Suazo, scored twice and in both times lifted his shirt to show a message of support to Chile after an 8.8 earthquake and the referee didn't booked him
He wasn't booked because he didn't break the rule. He neither took the shirt off nor covered his face with it.
Arkadiusz Milik getting a second yellow after scoring the 'winning' goal for Juventus (which was then disallowed by VAR, but his red still stood) is my second favourite stupid celebration moment after in the 2014 rugby English Premiership final, Owen Farrell scored a try to bring his side level (with the chance to go ahead), kicked the ball away in celebration and did his hammie, needing to be substituted. The try was disallowed, and he watched on from the bench as his side lost in extra time...
haha it was a disaster, but you failed to mention that Milik's goal being disallowed by the VAR was a massive blunder, as there was a player by the corner flag clearly playing everybody onside, thus Milik's goal should have stood. But that camera angle was apparently not available to the VAR team, and so the goal was incorrectly disallowed, and Milik's red card for removing his shirt in celebration stood. Double whammy.
@@aldobonaso3481 Oh I didn't realise that! That's incredibly tough luck for him then
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 haha yes it must have been really hard for him to accept 🤣 I imagine he was sitting at home the next week, thinking to himself, I scored a perfectly legitimate winning goal in the last second of a crazy match...and here I am with no goal and a suspension 😅
There is no better "stupid celebration" than Bill Grammatica in the NFL, who kicked a first-quarter field goal, jumped up in celebration... and immediately tore his ACL upon landing.
The Farrell story is quality.
I don’t mind the rule. I think the rule actually give the gesture more weight, something like “I am okay getting a yellow card because my message is bigger then myself”
Yeah exactly and most players still do it if it's a important goal or last minute winner, messi did it against Madrid, ronaldos done it plenty there's nothing wrong with it
And you could still raise your shirt as long as it doesn't cover your head. That's just not as provocative so I don't think I've seen anyone do it.
@@falsemcnuggethope to me taking off a shirt isn't provocative at all
You are absolutely correct, but still the rule affects some players. A smart center back or any defensive player would never condition their game with a yellow card by taking their shirt off, so I doubt you'll ever see a defensive player (again, a smart one) taking their shirt off to celebrate a goal.
@@MrCollewet To me and you yes, but there’s definitely some bitter people who get angry at seeing the briefest of glances at anyone’s body and thinking disgusting things.
These can all be fixed tough.
1. Allow people to take their shirts off but keep the ban against messages.
2. Time wasting can be fixed by adding more time like shows in the world cup or even better(I know you listening FIFA!) by having effective time like any other real sport.
3. Sponsors can go fornicate themselves with an iron fork.
3) makes sense
3) Hard agree
3. Allow the player to take off the shirt if he has a tattoo of the sponsor below. I am sure they will be fine with it then. Nothing screams more that they own you than stamping their name on you.
Time wasting is time wasting and is a seperate offense regardless if shirts are on or off. It would be easy to book players for it and people would understand time wasting being the reason. And if it is such an issue getting the shirts on, have the player leave the pitch to do it.
Why would you ban messages though? Why shouldn't freedom of expression apply to football players? A general rule against hate speech should be enough.
There is just one reason and you put it really good: to protect sponsors and therefore money, everything else revolve around that.
What about The FA - Law 4: The Players’ Equipment?
2. Compulsory equipment
The compulsory equipment of a player comprises the following separate items:
a shirt with sleeves
shorts
socks - tape or any material applied or worn externally must be the same colour as that part of the sock it is applied to or covers
shinguards - these must be made of a suitable material to provide reasonable protection and covered by the socks
footwear
Yeah, I always thought it had something to do with dress code violation.
@@GTAVictor9128 this and it's just incredibly unprofessional, and these are professionals.
Compulsory equipment..... a shirt....they still have a shirt, they are just waving it over the head.
yeah I always figured this was reason enough
What if you play with two shirts, one constantly covering your head?
My two absolute favourite shirt off moments will forever be Andres Iniesta's tribute to Daniel Jarque and Billy Sharp's tribute for his deceased son Luey Jacob Sharp.
Bit morbid
Craig Beattie did something similar to the Hannover player in the Scottish Cup semi-final in 2012. He scored a 92min penalty to give Hearts the lead, took his top off, and started twirling it in the air as he ran around the racetrack that circled the pitch. He only got a booking for it, but imagine potentially missing a cup final against your club's biggest rivals because of a celebration for a last minute winner 😳
Sergio Aguero who scored the winner and won the title for Man City was booked for taking his shirt off after just bagging the winner.
This was interesting! Was expecting something like a John Arne Riise inspired spate of shirt removals to be the cause, but all of this made sense.
This regulation was only made because FIFA hates free speech
There is no law against taking off your shorts. CR7 take notes.
There is. Ask Stephen Ireland.
_Harry Kane was booked after celebrating his goal by removing his shorts and performing a windmill._
The Forlan narrative with the hint of sarcasm as the ref can't miss him on the pitch got me in stitches 😆.
They did him dirty with the drawing though
I don’t remember Aubameyang getting yellows for the mask celebrations
Same question
Neymar got a red for it
So, could a player remove their shorts in celebration, or would that also be considered “provocative?”
Very informative!
I always wondered the history of this! Great video!
I always figured it's an extension of the law regarding the player's equipment, where it explicitly states what a player can/cannot equip and what is mandatory about his outfit. Obviously taking your shirt off at any part of the game violates that rule, goal celebrations are no different. If players begin exploiting a rule that has no actual punishments, it's only natural that rule will be changed to also warrant a ticket. Some players can use it to their advantage, however, just like iago aspas did 😅
Maybe but then wouldn’t that mean players should get booked when they change their boots? I dunno, still seems like a bit of a petty interpretation of the rule
@@t1lt252525 would depend in where you do it and why. If you are doing ut because your shoes broke you are following the rule by replacing them as they are mandatory equipment. If you are doing it off the pitch and out off play the rules does not yet apply to you, like with substitutes wearing jackets that they take of before going onto the field. If you suddenly kick off your shoes and continue playing you've broken the rule, as it would force the ref to stop the game in order to tell the player to put his shoes back on.
@@t1lt252525 If you change your boots to celebrate a goal you will be booked.
Can you please do a video on Back Passes
I don't really understand those
Thank you for clarifying
Good video, thanks!
Is there any evidence that the rule change was in any way influenced by sponsors being upset about their logos / marketing messages being obscured by shirt removal? Honestly I would not doubt at all that was a factor, but was wondering what concrete evidence there is of that (and if any sponsors pushed to introduce the rule changes).
I would love to find that out, the last part. So I know to never ever buy their products again :))
I can remember the news reporting on sponsors being annoyed by it and complaining to Footballing bodies back before it was banned.
What would happen if a player takes off his shirt to reveal the exact same shirt underneath?
It has been done and booked for.
Video: ends.
Everyone: frantically searches for videos of shirtless Diego Forlan playing football.
Paulo Diogo once got his ring finger wedged in the fence during a match when he climbed up to cheer and tore half his finger off when he jumped back down.
2 of the best moments of players celebrating this way that I can remember was Messi’s last second winner of the 17’ El Classico when he held his shirt up towards the section of Barca supporters, while the rest of the Bernabéu was stunned in silence. After crossing himself, the ref showed him the inevitable yellow, and Messi gave him the old 😉
The second has to be Mario Balotelli after scoring against Germany in the 2012 Euro
Yeah just like a few months later Ronaldo scored a stunner and Silenced the whole Camp Nou in Supercopa Final. He also held his shirt high before getting a yellow.
The Messi one a camerman managed to get a shot where Messi had let go of one side of the shirt butnit still hung in the air too. Which is such a great picture.
Wasnt that also his 500th goal.
@@ugenthiraagerrard2840 And later got another yellow and a red card for diving 🤣
@@surojitbhattacharyya8428 still butchered barka, silenced camp nou and floored pique. Anything you wanna add?
Yeah, I think it’s mostly the overcelebration thing, which probably ties in a bit w/ time wasting in general
Time wasting and provocation. You can still reveal a message from the shirt underneath while hiding the sponsors.
Jardel when he was playing in Sporting used to take off his shirt to publicize Guaraná. Yellow cards started after. Then he stated taking his shirt and using the slogan, but change the name of the brand to something else. After yellow cards started to come as well. Nezt season, some players in the Portuguese league started taking off the shirt, but instead of having a shirt bellow, they wpuld show a temporary tatoo. So after a while, every player that took hia shirt got booked.
So i think Jardel and the Portuguese league were key in this rule
love this channel because of videos like this
I think getting a yellow card sends more of a statement when you do take of your shirt.
The goal was so impressive, the written message was so important that it was worth a yellow card
Joe that was beautifully narrated, thanks
If I remember correctly there was a player in Italy who severed his finger off when climbing the fencing while celebrating so the no climbing the fence seems like a sensible rule to have.
Tifo is the greatest football channel ever on TH-cam. I never thought about why are players penalized for taking off their shirts but I did need to know. 😂
The reasons are puerile
so in conclusion, they want to protect the sponsors.
I remember the Forlan incident; it seemed his shirt had a complicated inner layer which had turned inside out and he just couldn't figure it out 🤣
Wow wow do you know in my life I haven't even bother to look this up but you guys just gives me the answer
It's mostly because of time wasting and over celebration. In the years before the rule was changed it was really unbearable how players celebrated goals with taking the shirt off, running to the fans, waiving their shirts and taking forever to get back on the pitch. This is also the reason why players now can be booked for jumping over billboards and/or jumping in the stand to celebrate with the fans.
A little side note about climbing fences. It's not just punishable because of time wasting but also because of security reasons. A player in germany (i think it was at a third division game) climbed up the fence to celebrate, got his wedding ring stuck in the fence while jumping down and ripped his ring finger off. Idk if climbing the fence was already forbidden at that time but because of this incident the IFAB implemented the rule that all jewelery has to be taken off or has to be tapped over.
So book them for time wasting...
Why not just tweak the rule to give players a yellow for jumping into the stands (because of time wasting) but not for taking off their shirt? Those are two separate things.
This rule led to one of the most iconic moments from Ronaldo and Messi…
Fantastic. I know this rule, but I never knew that I did actually care for such in depth investigation until today
If I remember correctly, a player of the German 2. Bundesliga lost his ring finger after climbing the fence in celebration and then jumping back down after the ring on his finger got accidentally stuck between the fence's metal fixtures...
I believe it made it more special for those very special moments, Aguero, Deeney's celebrations would never be more special if there was no yellow card for it and it was also commonplace in football
It is not fair at all certainly in knockout tournaments.
Identification problem 😂 this is definitely something I disprove of. I want to see passion in the game and if its a meaningful goal, late winner etc then year I want to see the players enjoy that goal with their teammates.
in the VAR era where no one knows what a penalti is, or what a handball is, it’s sort of reassuring to have a clearly specified rule (like goal-line tech)
We all know the real reason is because of the sponsors in the shirts.
I can’t remember his name or the team I think it was in the championship, but there was a player who’s sun had died not long after being born. When he came back to playing in the 1st game back he scored a goal then took his jersey off where he had a T-shirt that said “ for you sun” and the ref didn’t book him
It was good to see common sense some times in life
@hfc maybe he was referring to the sun tabloid 😂
The player was Billy Sharp
@hfc3696 and they did it twice so it was intentional
I think the Totti celebration with the "6 mitica" shirt for Ilary is considered unanimously in Italy as the single-most romantic in our collective memory
Much respect to Diego Forlan's 'distinguished' hair! These sorts of errors happen quite often in otherwise excellent videos.
While i am of the opinion that the mentioned reasons seem fair enough, i think a middle ground can still be struck imo. For example, as mentioned, tribute related celebrations, such as the one with Iniesta, should be allowed in my view. I think in this case, the context , and the intended message of the celebration should be taken into account, and if it isnt inflamatory in nature, then it should not be carded imo
But what is "inflammatory in nature"? If a Ukrainian player takes off his shirt in celebration to reveal a heartfelt message to his home country, most of the world might think of it as a positive, but the Russian owned sponsor on the jersey might not. It's too vague for a ref to make that decision
Better to make a rule absolute so that we don't have to rely on the refs. If we don't football will end up like NA hockey where as long as you don't hit a player with your stick to many times or to high your fine even if its against the rules. Who decides what to many or to high? The refs.
@@jacksonmcquade7888 i get your point, although judging by the current climate one could reasonably intepret that as a political message and thus it warrants a card for sure. Im just thinking like for example, birthday messages, tributes to legends or friends etc, those should be excused imo
@@jacksonmcquade7888 Then the decision should be left with disciplinary committee post-game.
@@Jungfrun1 High sticking is an absolute rule though. You can't hit a player with your own stick in the face with the exception of the stuck being a follow through
So basically, this rule is for sponsors to not miss out on pretty pictures.
Love this one so much
I did not know about the Forlan incident, that's hilarious 😂.
After watching this , the no shirt rule is actually quite stupid. How will putting on a shirt take time ? Some messages under shirts are nice. Such a nonsense rule.
You're entitled to your opinion. I think taking off your shirt during a game is actually quite stupid and childish too. Football got along for decades without it.
Aubameyang had quite a few different masks in his time at Arsenal, including Black Panther /Wakanda celebration following the passing of Chadwick Boseman.
Who?
@@NostalgiNorden Aubameyang, plays for Chelsea
From my understanding, I haven't watched this video fully. Was that it blocks view of the sponsor during the most important moments, eg scoring a goal
I feel like the card almost makes the celebration better or more impactful especially when it comes to messages underneath because your showing that it’s more important to you than the booking.
Imagine being told your message is provocative probably saying "Stop War." Yet deciding not to wear a LGBTQ arm band or shirt with numbers coloured in the LGBTQ flag because of your beliefs is provocative.
The player should be booked if they display political , religion or provocative message. Scoring a goal and taking the shirt off to show a message " Happy Birthday son " or simply take it off in the heat of the moment and get booked for it is nothing short but absurd. The real reason they can't take off the shirt is because of the sponsors and nothing else. As usual , money comes first and the show second
This regulation was only made because FIFA hates free speech
You can still show messages you have underneath without getting booked. That's not the problem. And hiding sponsors is also ok. It's the provocation and killing the flow of the game that the rule successfully reduces.
I’m surprised that Manuel Benson of Burnley wasn’t booked this past weekend after celebrating on 2 separate occasions by lifting his shirt up to show a message (vs Bornemouth in the FA Cup)
I forgot who did it but, some player took of his jersey to reveal a Identical jersey, I think he still got carded though.
I always thought they made it a yellow card offence for men because when the female players started taking their shirts off in celebration there was an uproar against that behaviour and the justification back then was that the guys were doing it so FIFA then made it an offence for everyone...
I think it's fine for women to take theirs tops off at times of celebration.
Growing up in England in the 1970s and 1980s it was normal for guys and boys to not wear a top when it was warm in summer. It changed during the 1990s.
Why?
Foreign culture influence? People getting fatter?
I was in Spain in the summertime on holiday and I had a lady in the street ask me to put my top back on. On a street in a seaside resort. It was over 30°C. :-) :-)
There are still proud fattys displaying English beef at Newcastle matches.
Recently a player scored a late goal, took his shirt off in celebration, received a second yellow because of it and was sent off... VAR then disallowed the goal.
A player for the Cameroon international football team did the same in the WC 2022 and got a second yellow and set off but won the game against I can’t remember which country
Against Brazil and his name is Vincent Aboubakar
its simple. money. they want the shirt with sponsor to be visible on tv when celebrating
My biggest pet peeve in football. Absolutely ridiculous rule, but as with most things in modern football money is the only thing that matters 🤷♂️
1. Sponsors - The obviously suspected reasons. They paid for a billboard, not to be tossed on the grass
2. Over Celebration - I mean, I kind of get it but this isn't going to do anything. You score the big winner you just take the booking
3. Messages - I mean this feels unnecessarily harsh and also like it's covered elsewhere
4. Time Wasting
5. Shirt Replacement - 4 & 5 feel the same, but if the shirt isn't on quick enough, you've got to do it from off the pitch.
First of all sorry for my english :P
It was sunday league quarter final, some district football tournament, when i scored last minute goal against the opponent. It was an easy goal, corner, crowded with players, just tuck the ball and it's in! I ran, took my shirt off, threw it to the air and screaming like a madman with my team mates.
Taking off shirt like the ultimate celebration! You should know how it feels! :)
What if fifa just had a mode where you have to unlock the shirtless celebrations on fifa when you score a late gaming mode where the game was intense and you still get a yellow because that would be dope. I'd buy it just for that. I'm also very baked rn
It’s excess celebration warranted a yellow card. Why is that hard to understand
because it's a stupid rule
@@darlingboyMMA you clearly missed the “excess” part
because a) most fans disagree, and b) this goes into further detail as to why
Let's say you score, and calmly jog back to your half while taking your shirt off to wipe some sweat from your forehead and putting it back on. Is this excessive compared to keeping the shirt while doing a back flip, knee sliding, running around screaming, dancing, kissing cameras and posing?
@@tredaviousbowser7931 You clearly missed school
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My understanding is once Brandi Chastain took her shirt off in the 1998 world cup a debate was initiated. FIFA didn't want women doing that (since some countries in the world would find that offensive) so the women pointed out that the men were doing it and thus the law came about for both men and women.
1:43 typo on 'separate'.
How about Eric Hassli's double jerseys?
Senegal winning goal vs France for the opening game for WC 2002 was one of the best memories as 16yr old as it was unfathomable to me that the team I seen win the 98 WC and the Euro 00 would be beaten and thus the birth of the cup holders curse. France 22 is different as they imploded and families fought at the Euros.
I'm surprised tattoos weren't mentioned. While tattoos are often personal, it could also promote brands if they spoof the design of a populare brand or contains an image of any character.
As they are mainly personal, they could also contain messages that provoke the oppoqition if it's a symbol of an ongoing or historocal conflict between two parts.
Work done by the new editor?
At 2.19 you say the wrong name for the club, its SK Brann not Brann Bergen. But other then that its a great video
If I only listened I wouldnt even know that Huszti was mentioned in the video :D
There should be another video explaining why this is a form of celebration in the first place.
Because when they score and all the cameras are on the goalscorer, you can't see the companys logo if he takes the shirt off. That's a big commercial loss and the real reason behind it
When the vid said players have trouble getting their shirt back on, I felt sure we were headed towards a Ballotelli story
Can y’all do a video on legends in other continental competitions besides UEFA?
Happened to Demari Gray when he revealed a sentimental message in honour of Vichai, the Leicester owner, who just days before had died in a helicopter crash.
1:38 misspelled separate lol
What is players started to cover the kid sponsor when they scored? Would they then make as rule against that or hugging teammates?
With the Robbie fowler one the dockers did a whip round to pay the fine - he obviously didn’t accept and paid it - Jimmy McGovern tv series in it
so if a player scores, takes off his shirt in celebration and gets a yellow card, the goal then is disallowed by var, does that cancel the yellow card?
Would have been better if you had added the videos while explaining
He plays for the Cameroon men’s football team and al nassr
I’ve also heard that the rule was intended for parts of the world where such would be seen as offensive to certain people’s sensibilities.
I don’t understand the compulsion to take off your shirt when you’re excited.
I won 10 grand on a scratch card yesterday, shirt remained on. Wasn’t even tempted.
!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE (NOT) OFFSIDES EQUALIZER IN THE GAME BETWEEN CITY AND UNITED!!!!!!!!