#Iran’s goal vs #Egypt was ruled offside by VAR.
At 30 fps, 1 frame=.033 sec
Distance=Speed×Time
If the player moves 2 m/s:
2 × .033=6.6 cm
Just 1 frame can change the player’s position by 6-7 cm.
@FIFAcom should show a few other frames to confirm the exact ball-release frame
@youneshhamou_ the iranian player kicked the ball earlier than in this one picture. we don’t know if it was offside those milliseconds earlier. it’s easy to manipulate. we need to define when did he kick the ball. in this picture it seems the ball is already flying forward. Touched foot before
@theoldzealand the iranian player kicked the ball earlier than in this one picture. we don’t know if it was offside those milliseconds earlier. it’s easy to manipulate. we need to define when did he kick the ball. in this picture it seems the ball is already flying forward. Touched foot before
@GJustjuve the iranian player kicked the ball earlier than in this one picture. we don’t know if he was offside those milliseconds earlier. it’s easy to manipulate. we need to define when did he kick the ball. in this picture it seems the ball is already flying forward. Touched foot before
@dannyodwyer but when did he kick the ball? pay attention: ke kicked the ball earlier … and then the iranian player wasn’t offside. it is crucial when der the player kicks the ball and here the ball is already going forward and not only touching the foot. They must show forwards backwards
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@SandyofCthulhu The Tiger II wasn’t built to win by numbers, but by presence.
Its sheer size, armor, and firepower turned engineering into psychological warfare.
Even when unreliable, the idea of the King Tiger shaped enemy behavior.
Class over mass — fear as a weapon.
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