@Monkiflops@aksjefokus So what you are saying is, throw your self to the ground to get a free kick. Håland cold have fallen over when held by Anderson and it would look as bad as his push. If you’re English I would suggest you rethink, the Argentinian and Spanish are much better at it than you guys.
@DaleJohnsonBBC Do you recon there are more contacts between the VAR room and the referees than we get to know of? Do you think the audio from what comes in the referees ear should be acceptable for everyone?
@GoneBerardi@Spurz34@Tjaernas Maybe he was tired and couldn’t track back. Then you got an ADVANTAGE of him not being able to contest for the ball as it landed 5-10 meters short of him.
@GoneBerardi@Spurz34@Tjaernas You got an advantage by getting the ball 10m away from the Norwegian player. You can’t just say that it’s not an advantage because the Norwegian player doesn’t track back. An advantage is an advantage even if you feel that the Norwegian player should have done better.
@ThaEuropeanLad I would agree if Bobb had made a kick for the ball and caught his foot. But here they are running side by side, and then Spence swings his foot in front of Bobb. So it is Spence initiating the contact, not Bobb kicking him.
@Alonso_GD That is the worse take I’ve seen after that game. Norway with 66% possession against a low laying Brazil. If that number had been opposite, you would have said that Brazilian was far the better team. I agree Norway didn’t create to much, but they were better than Brazil
@TaijiBrian@styleofplayshow@KealiaOhai@JJWatt Hockey would have to be even more difficult, since you actually have to learn a new way of moving. Have the World Cup wining fotball team meet the World Cup winning hockey team in both sports, the hockey team wins overall. Everyone can run, but very few can skate
@styleofplayshow@KealiaOhai@JJWatt Depends on how you define hard. If you mean hard as in it is hard to get good at it without trying it before, then ishockey would like to get into the discussion 😉
@jakemalasek I saw your video there, trying to prove your point. The one big thing missing from your video is pressure. As all QB in NFL will hit within a few feet every throw without pressure from defenders, so will football players. But playing in a game, you know pressure is coming fast.
@sparkomania24@MrMekker Then you guys don’t have a cricket team. And without knowing where all of them are born, you are probably missing a couple from your football team as well.
@Bear_Cage@MBruunJorgensen How can you say its to heavy when he is the only one getting to that ball. Konsa has no rights to kick on his legs without touching the ball first. Had Konsa been level with the attacker he could have gone in with his body, but he is behind and has to go in with his feet.
@Bear_Cage@MBruunJorgensen So when is a player in control of the ball? Only when he kicks it? He has like 3-4 touches before this clip, and he is in front of Konsa who has to take him down so he doesn’t get to shoot. Only way to make that challenge fair is if Konsa gets the ball first.
@DaleJohnsonBBC Why can’t VAR correct the referee’s subjective judgement on something he has seen, if it is a clear wrong judgement? What happens to Taylor who clearly doesn’t know that an attempt to headbutt is a read card?
@KVestli Se på hvordan beina til Amad plutselig mister alle krefter. Det er grunnen til at han faller, ikke puffen. Om det fortsatt kan dømmes straffe, ja, men en 50/50 situasjon som VAR ikke har noe med. Den andre situasjonen er klink, ser også at det er dytten som er grunnen til fallet.
@st_halvard@RobinGrov@nitten_no@nytimes Skulle likt å se den rekrutingsplakaten. «Bli med å spill ishockey, oppmøte i gymsal 1» Tror ikke de som spiller aktivt ishockey i Norge trener så mye mindre enn andre land. Hadde det vært større volum i deltagere ville også nivået i toppen vært høyere.