@Rafi_Blade_zks_@woolley1990_d@zeadbat He side steps into Agymang when the ball is moving in the opposite direction. Pretty clear obstruction to me. Weak, risky defending is what I saw
@Rafi_Blade_zks_@woolley1990_d@zeadbat What’s obstruction then if not standing in front of an opposition player? Enlighten me. He’s not just standing though is he? He’s running in to him and isn’t trying to control the ball
@uptheblades2017@gageykev 19 was obstructing Agymang. He wasn’t trying to play the ball and wasn’t near it. Anywhere else on the pitch it’s a free kick for obstruction
@duncandual@woolley1990_d@zeadbat I saw two penalties. Number 19 obstructing Agymang, clearly leaning into him when the ball is already past him. Agymang simply gets him out the way after the foul has been committed. Second is the hand ball. Take your pick!
@dcfcstephen@MalChristie@dcfcofficial Let’s not forget that Langas has been out injured and we couldn’t afford to bring him back too early! I think Eustace may have known this!
@robprogressive Two weeks! Live and work abroad for at least a year to see if a place is worth settling down in. Shit places to live need to appear attractive. Low taxes is one such strategy
@Tintenfische1 @campbellclaret@GermanEmbassy I’ve been lucky enough to have learnt via the classroom (standard), exchange trips and then lived abroad as an Erasmus student for over a year. Loved it. But it still takes commitment: listening/reading/watching as often as you can. I can still separate it from politics/exonomics
@PixassoHQ@AMAZlNGNATURE The suspect the majority of people watching this clip (who have both children and dogs) appreciate the message: dogs are intelligent and recognise a young child and its capabilities. The training that dog, both formally and informally, has experienced, are completely invisible