@SahlstedtV@GrantR_1867 That’s what a lot of people think because they are thick. Plenty of people think goals that were scored would still have been scored even if something had been different. You think Germany were better. Fine. They were, but equalising not long before half time changes things.
@SahlstedtV@GrantR_1867 You didn’t answer my question. If the goal had have been registered, as it should’ve have done, is it your opinion that the rest of the match would have played out identically. I only ask because it is a provably false position to hold.
@HotTallFatGuy@fcbxSwayam The sensors are in the ball, fuckwit. And if you think they were ‘out of range’, you’re deluded. The ball didn’t hit anything. Get over it.
@SahlstedtV@GrantR_1867 Do you really think the rest of the match would have played out the same way if goal had been registered? Are you really that thick?
@Foggeddota@DanWood_Journo I wouldn’t say the video clearly shows it hits a cable, though. Fluid dynamics is crazy. The amount and type of spin on the ball (and the design of the ball too) from the kick will have a huge influence on the shape of the arc the ball takes.
@EuroDale The ball didn’t touch anything before the first goal. That data proves that. Any “evidence” you submit is just confirmation bias. Don’t foul another player if you want your goals to stand. We should have had a penalty. True score: England 3-1 Norway.
@MeDummyDummy@BuckSadlier@ThunderHusky17 Point out fact is entirely reasonable. You are objectively a moron. There’s no evidence the ball touched anything, and it followed a oath determining the by initial kick, gravity, snd fluid dynamics. End of conversation. Goodbye. Muted.
@1nsightling@RobinWigg Couldn’t give a fuck about that simulation. That actual data from ball which detects touches, which is sensitive enough to detect hair, shows no touch. Next.
@MeDummyDummy@BuckSadlier@ThunderHusky17 The trajectory takes a dip determined by gravity and fluid dynamics. It’s my problem that you’re too low-IQ to understand that.
@jisamill Ball didn’t hit the cable. Norway didn’t get those corners as they weren’t corners. You clearly don’t know the details of mouth-covering rule. A foul is a foul, but we can agree to ditch VAR and tech altogether if you really want.
@MeDummyDummy@BuckSadlier@ThunderHusky17 It’s not very clear at all. The trajectory of the ball after being hit is determined by gravity and fluid dynamics. Fluid dynamics is extremely complicated.