So he was also doing another wrong thing, i.e., grabbing his opponent's jersey.  The reinstated american striker that is, who is from Nigeria, odd immigration thing on him on CNN. 

So i was wrong about that, not 100 percent yellow, but to me it should be, they should not grab another, EVER,  b/c it opens a can a worms, do NOT use your hands, it is soccer, it would make the game cleaner if it is more strict, more strict rules to me, would make things better.  Bumping here and there, contact, from holding, with ur hand, NO.

Why the violence, a lot of times, is perceived injustice, which at times is true.   Make things clear, make the game more honorable, they might grab another in the wrong areas, etc, maybe on landing, the goalie at times, only in throw ins, do the 20 combined non goalie players EVER need to use their hands in play,?  NO.  The clearer things are, the less ambiguity, is where the violence starts, oh i was just doing or trying to do such and such a thing, the opponent, is like, they hell u were.

Obviously is there will always be gray areas, but any clearer obvious stuff, the better the game will be.  They keep doing it, getting away with it, a whole bunch of ripped jerseys, use ur chests, heads, backs, knees, anything but arms, and definitely NOT hands, u do NOT need to grab something, EVER.  Make it clear and enforce it.  The players can get very sneaky and will do odd stuff, esp if already mad

Under the The IFAB Laws of the Game, grabbing a jersey is considered a "holding" offense and is punished as a direct free kick or penalty kick. The player may also receive a yellow or red card depending on the specific context and impact of the pla