@Spiced_A@stunnaclips I've had the same experience. If they have relative good handles they'll just use their girth to keep the ball away from you lol.
@Youngzeez20@PolymarketSport@nocontextfooty Only possible if he's the overwhelming reason why they they win. He's not even close to be among the WC first 11 at this point. Rodri is by far Spain's most important player.
Just stop it. It is so abundantly clear that the ball hit the wire with the sudden trajectory change of the ball. Many of the players on the pitch also pointed it out, even they could see it. FIFA also used their sensor as evidence.
I'm not saying there's a conspiracy or anything, but clearly they've been instructed to say whatever their technology tells them, even if it means that we should deny what's directly in front of us. .
@fifamedia When multible players on the pitch could see it and pretty much everyone else who isn't biased, maybe you should review the reliability and limitation of this technology when the ball is at that elevation.
@DOttogross What? The Vikings conquered England in 2014 and finally in 2016, so England had a Danish Viking King, Knud the Great, as their ruler for 20 years.
@partridgehobbs@MeDummyDummy@City_Chief For anyone who has eyes It did touch the wire. The problem is the ball was way too heigh up and out of range for detection. However, apparently they didn't know the limitations of this technology which they trusted blindly on.
@DrMuellersVoice@RobAbramowitz I'm telling you VAR is on all the time. Then you say understand how it works.... and then you clearly illustrate that you don't understand it anyway.
@woodfir66891357@thenotorious617@Hakawaty82@breckshit You can if it was within the continuous play that lead up to the goal. There weren't resets in that situation, from foul to goal, that would stop and start a new play.
It's happened many times before. It was the correct decision.