@evanhill@jerrrrrrryyyyy Show me where Digne plays the ball here?? If you’re going for the ball and you miss and kick another player instead, its a foul 10/10 times
@JosipFCB93 This is obviously sarcasm from @clubtrillion in the video…I agree that the “Messi Rigged” community have a serious mental illness but this isn’t one of those cases lol
You think the VAR officials in the booth didn’t see the exact same thing that we did?? They definitely saw it, and saw every angle just like the rest of us. They deducted it wasn’t a foul so there was no need for the head official to stop play for 5 minutes and take a look at it. It’s literally standard procedure and they acted exactly how they were supposed to.
By the rules of VAR the correct decision was made on the Egypt goal that was disallowed.
The offensive play starts at the spot of the turnover. The turnover happened because of a foul. It doesn't matter if its at the other end of the field as long as the offensive play is not interrupted, which it wasn't. Hence, no goal.
Good VAR here.
@CousinNate2@solisricardo@RobAbramowitz Exactly…salah was already legally dispossessed of the ball and began to dive while Martinez still had possession and was stepped on (which is a foul at every level of the game btw) Anybody with an ounce of football knowledge can see the difference.
@robin_stephen@ZainabZaman19@BarcaWorldwide Seriously…answer the question. You won’t/cant’t. You people spew baseless accusations because it’s the only way your small, fragile little brains can comprehend what Messi is still capable of doing on the world stage after retiring to the MLS three years ago….
@Nicocantor1 He stepped on Martinez’s foot? In what world is that not a foul?? He impeded the offensive players natural movement while not making the slightest of contact with the ball…am I taking crazy pills here?
@Steve____D@CuleZoneFCB What?? The Egypt goal that was called back was because an Egyptian player stepped on the foot of an Argentinian player (aka a foul) which led Egypt retaining possession and scoring 15 seconds later…very easy decision and 100% the correct call.
@NealGardner_ lol nobody in America actually thought that…people were hopeful for a good run but nobody honestly believed they would win the whole thing tf??
@fiago7 I think Italy clears American pizza overall but I’ll take a New York pie over pizza from Italy any day. Italian pizza has a much higher floor than American pizza though. It’s hard to find a bad pizza in Italy but you can definitely find some shit ones here in the states.
Playing any sport endangers the safety of its players?? I understand the sentiment but intent and severity need to play a factor in delivering a direct red card. If a player jumps in the air and comes down on an opponents leg, it’s not even a foul. The discrepancy is wild. IMO the rule needs to change so the punishment fits the crime. A direct red is way too harsh for an accidental but very normal motion that happens while playing the game
Honestly I don’t think either deserves a red. I’ve seen this called a red, a yellow or nothing it at all. It’s so hard to judge these bang bang plays but everyone is an expert when you can pause and screenshot a frame that fits your narrative.
IMO intent and recklessness needs to be a driving force for a straight red…anyone who has ever played the game knows that accidental contact with the studs happens very often during the course of a game. Sure it’s a foul and maybe a yellow depending on how late the challenge is but a straight red is VERY harsh in a lot of these situations. It reminds me a lot of Gerard Martins overturned red during the season, which was 100% the correct call.
I’ve seen this called a red, a yellow or nothing it at all. Reminds me of targeting in CFB. It’s so hard to judge these bang bang plays but everyone is an expert when you can pause and screenshot a frame that fits your narrative.
IMO intent and recklessness needs to be a driving force for a straight red…anyone who has ever played the game knows that accidental contact with the studs happens very often during the course of a game. Sure it’s a foul and maybe a yellow depending on how late the challenge is but a straight red is VERY harsh in a lot of these situations.