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Kelechi Iheanacho Subbed Off Before Half-Time For Poor Sportsmanship
By Mike Parrott
Leicester City Striker Kelechi Iheanacho was pulled off and substituted moments before Half-Time by Brendan Rodgers for an act of 'poor sportsmanship'.
Kelechi Iheanacho has just been substituted by Brendan Rodgers for Leicester City for an act of 'poor sportsmanship' according to quite a few fans.
The Nigerian Striker was given the ball to put out of play due to an injury to a Norwich City player. However, instead of giving the ball back, Iheanacho ran with the ball to try and capitalise on the moment.
The Striker was taken out outside the Norwich box and was promptly pulled by Brendan Rodgers.
Fans on Twitter have had their say on the bizarre moment, mostly agreeing with Rodgers' decision, but some fans believed it was good from Iheanacho to seize the moment.
Norwich are incensed. Iheanacho, having been given the ball out of courtesy following an injury, refuses to give it back. He attacks and is brought down on the edge of the box.
- The Tactical Times (@Tactical_Times) December 14, 2019
You don't see that too often.
Brendan Rogers substituting iheanacho in the first half looks like he's punishing him for not adhering to the fair play rules.
- Fresh Prince of Enjoyment (@Ojay_B) December 14, 2019
I wonder if he'll do that if it were someone else
Harsh on Iheanacho, takes initiative after Norwich kick it out, gets stamped on and surrounded by the entire Norwich team, Maddison then gives the ball back ♂️ and Iheanacho gets taken off...
- Alex Harris (@alexharris_92) December 14, 2019
a month agoThe moment is eerily similar to what Leeds United did last Season in the Championship against Aston Villa where Leeds scored a goal after a Villa player went down.
Leeds Manager Marcelo Bielsa was that infuriated by his team that he let Villa walk a goal in off kick-off to put the score 1-1.
The winner of the Fair Play Award at the #TheBestAwards is Marcelo Bielsa and Leeds United for their actions v Aston Villa in The Championship last season
- Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) September 23, 2019
:tv: Watch the #FIFAFootballAwards live on Sky Sports PL now pic.twitter.com/ikeT9rx2ej
Topics: Football News, Marcelo Bielsa, Leicester City, Football, Kelechi Iheanacho, Premier League, norwich city, Leeds United
