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.. but shooting without being immediately closed down is " full developed advantage " .. doesn't have to be a goal .. receiving the ball , being closed down immediately and shooting awkwardly as a direct result to that immediate pressing .. then yes .. that's " undeveloped advantage " .. yes , take it back to the freekick ..You're missing the point, again. Ref's have to wait and see if an advantage will happen. They do not have to choose as you're saying. And from there, it's up to them if they think the advantage happened or not. And again, there's nothing in the law stating what an advantage is. Your interpretation of it might be different from many refs.again @Flavia .. i hate to do this to you
.. alright , let's both focus on advantages starting from today .. i think now that we had this convo we will pay even more attention to it . i'm not coming to this subject until i had some solid proof ( preferably a video ) .. i wanted to sleep at 3 am .. now it's 6 28 am .. intersting stuff .
