but he missed the crucial penalty against Liverpool in CL final 2005
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but he missed the crucial penalty against Liverpool in CL final 2005
I think you meant sacrificed.
He's only 17 years old right? I'd have him in an instant. He's going to be a wonderful player.
EDIT : Oops corrected. 21. Thanks Rurik.
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He is 21, turns 22 in September.
He looks East African. Classic stick figure body.
I should know.
I'm not sure how being defensive is arrogance (we're talking the team here not fans), that seems totally contrary to Southgate's personality actually. Arrogance is what the French showed and cost them.
The German team yesterday was chock full of talent and although I don't agree with Southgate's team selection or tactics you can't argue against a deserved 2-0 win and now 4 shutouts and 3 wins. I find it difficult to make a case for Ukraine .. but Denmark in the semis could be a completely different kettle of fish and if they get past them then England would be underdogs to Belgium (my new favourites for the tournament) or Italy in the final.
Not a red?
WHat the fuck is it then, it's a leg breaker of a tackle if I ever saw 1.
Ugh that's horrific.
In fairness, it wasn't a tackle. He cleared the ball and the player ran into his foot after it. I'm not sure where I stand on it. It could have been a horrific injury.
Not a red?
WHat the fuck is it then, it's a leg breaker of a tackle if I ever saw 1.
A still-picture, nice one.
Try again.
Yes, it could have been an injury, but I agree with what you say - player clears the ball, on his blind side an opposing player arrives and runs into his foot.
I don't need to try again, the evidence is there to see...it's a leg breaker = dangerous play & endangering opposition player = red card.
Keep up with the rules pal.
No, being defensive isn't arrogance, but I imagine the arrogance will arrive now, press whipping it up.
The Germany team is full of good players, but without cohesion. It seems Low should have stuck to his plan and left the old dogs out.
I disagree. See my other reply.
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But I assume this is a red too if someone runs into Zidane's foot as he brings it down?
Exactly so if I go head first into a player kicking the ball away and he kicks my head it's a peno?
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But I assume this is a red too if someone runs into Zidane's foot as he brings it down?
The situation would have to play out, a player might see his high foot and back out.
1 example was Mane on Ederson, Red card for dangerous play.
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But I assume this is a red too if someone runs into Zidane's foot as he brings it down?
Didn't that happen to Mane v Spurs? He tried to do the same thing, the keeper got kicked in the face, and Mane got sent off. It's the chance you take when you go in studs up.
Can't find a video
EDIT: City not Spurs
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Was this before or after VAR?
There's many decisions before VAR refs didn't see which had VAR been around wouldv'e been overturned.
Yes.. happened vs Suarez (cant remember the team) and Mane was sent off for the same thing.
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But I assume this is a red too if someone runs into Zidane's foot as he brings it down?
High boot makes contact = Red.
End of discussion.
It was a red. I dunno what you are trying to prove here. His foot was off the floor - studs showing. It's not allowed. Clearing the ball or not.
Again, I don't know where I stand. It's extremely dangerous, and the lad is lucky he didn't have his leg broken...
However, it's also not the Swedish fella's fault. He clears the ball, gets there way before his opponent (who he's unaware of), and his opponent runs into his studs. It wasn't a tackle, it was the follow through of his clearance.
I actually think Kalvin Phillips' should have been sent off for his challenge.
However, it's also not the Swedish fella's fault. He clears the ball, gets there way before his opponent (who he's unaware of), and his opponent runs into his studs. It wasn't a tackle, it was the follow through of his clearance.
I actually think Kalvin Phillips' should have been sent off for his challenge.
So should players start throwing their heads into boots to get the players sent off?
As I said, a red is probably right given how dangerous the incident was. But I have some sympathy with the player. It was just an unfortunate collision.
Yeah, I don't think it was deliberate. Just bad luck for both the Swede and the Ukrainian.
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