clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Yes but to admit he got it wrong means he did see it but thought it wasn’t a foul.Onfield decision at the time was Offside, FA then asked Officials if they’d considered the foul at the time, which they said they had. If they’d of said No, FA could of retrospectively charged Pickford with Serious Foul Play.
Apparently Serious Foul Play is the only offence players can be done for retrospectively, but only if Officials have not seen it at the time.
So he lied to the FA originally or he lied that he got it wrong later in the article.
That’s the problem with changing your mind it always makes you look incompetent or a liar.!