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Question Number: 33611Other 9/1/2019RE: Burnley v. Liverpool | PREMIER LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS | Professional Abe Ibrahim of Irvine, CA United States asks...Hi,
In the game between 'Burnley v. Liverpool', the announcer said the players both grounded; I never heard of that before; is that a new role
Please see Link below.
8:45 - The foul
9:22 - The statement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So2i38xztyA
Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Abe
Unfortunately the video link is no longer available
Grounded is a term I am not familiar with so no idea what it refers to..
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View Referee Joe McHugh profileAnswer provided by Referee MrRef HI Abe
we are having difficulty viewing any link due to Geographic Restriction
This content is not available in our locations, Could you perhaps describe the situation as we work to find a suitable video link. Not sure what they are referring too with the terms both grounded? Perhaps players feet on the ground at a shoulder challenge Only one must be? Sorry
Cheers
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