IslingtonRFC
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Michael performs legal interpretation acrobatics and states that as "violent conduct means aggressive contact with arm or hand (or words to that effect)" by the letter of the law, the compliance officer isn't a partisan coward who turned a blind eye to what everyone else who watched the incident saw, the compliance officer was indeed correct.
Ergo, Michael Stewart arrives at the conclusion that so long as you are only using your boot (or presumably leg/knee) then you can never be charged with violent conduct.
Therefore, according to Michael, a player could run up and round house kick another player to the head, causing serious injury and even death, and be immune from any charges of violent conduct.
Well done Michael, you can expect a long and prosperous career as a Scottish football pundit, and that's not sarcasm.
Ergo, Michael Stewart arrives at the conclusion that so long as you are only using your boot (or presumably leg/knee) then you can never be charged with violent conduct.
Therefore, according to Michael, a player could run up and round house kick another player to the head, causing serious injury and even death, and be immune from any charges of violent conduct.
Well done Michael, you can expect a long and prosperous career as a Scottish football pundit, and that's not sarcasm.