Graeme Souness rang into a radio station and admitted to 'nearly crashing his car' in a furious rant at Martin Keown. Keown had been discussion the impact of rule changes in football following recent amendments to the handball law. He raised the back-pass law, which was introduced in 1992 and prevents goalkeepers from handling the ball when it's passed back to them from a team-mate. The former Arsenal defender namechecked Souness' former Liverpool colleagues Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson in the discussion. “The backpass rule changed the game massively,” he told on talkSPORT . “Think about Liverpool and Hansen and Lawrenson just rolling it back to the keeper. Graeme Souness was not...
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