BELLINGHAM SPEAKING ON THE CLASH BETWEEN HIM AND THE ARGENTINA PLAYER AFTER THE FINAL WHISTLE
“Valentín Barco came onto the pitch at the end with his teammates.”
“He saw me, walked over and said something in Spanish, forgetting I understand the language.”
“I went straight up to him and gave him a tap on the head. I wasn’t about to stand there and let a kid disrespect me to my face.”
Nah, I’m tired of FIFA’s “trust me bro, just take our word for it” nonsense. You can literally see the ball change directions after it deflects off the cable.
Take a look at this clip from BBC's 3D replay of the game and the goal kick just before England's goal. I don't know where the data comes for this, but this clearly shows a bump in the otherwise smooth trajectory of the ball right where the spidercam would be. #worldcup#engnor #mmfutis
FIFA saying the ball sensor didn't detect hitting the camera wire really just causes problems for them
Because you can see it hit something and move, so how can we trust the sensor
And where's Croatia in all of this
FIFA say “no peak on the graph” to suggest the ball hit a camera cable in the build up to England’s goal.
Norway fuming, and their position backed up by replays. Under the rules, play should have been stopped.🎥
The ball hit the FIFA Skycam shortly before England's equalizer vs. Norway.
"We've spoken to Mark Clattenburg, our rules expert, and he said if the ball touches any outside object, then the whistle should go and it should be a dropped-ball." #WorldCup