@VigilantFox Mr. Fox, I don’t even know where to start with the incorrect info you just presented. Apparently, you are as out of touch with reality as Mr. Maher is (on this topic at least).
@DanielIsmail_23@BigChiefDamian The deflection/block of the ball by a defender does NOT reset the offside timeline. Offside infractions are measured by when the attacking team plays the ball. When his teammate took the shot, he was in an offside position. Anticlimactic, but it was a correct call.
@dtonsuper@CaipirinhaPapi_@SilverSaltire So it’s Arteta’s fault that Havertz missed the equalizer in the first half? And did we watch the same extra time??? PSG were completely depleted and couldn’t generate anything during extra time.
@chrmacl@mjzibanedad Haha I feel like he is one of the worst in any sport on any network. He frequently says stuff that is just plain false and sounds brain dead.
@walsha Sorry Allan, but this is how every single viewer on the planet would prefer it. The ESPN broadcasts have been some of the worst television sports coverage I’ve ever seen, from both a production and “analysis” angle. That’s the real joke.
@Cody__Beaulieu@RussoHockey Yes, Foligno was definitely trying to play that puck with the blade of his stick two feet above his head. Not sure he deserved the 5+misconduct rather than just a minor, but get real.
@lincolnbaiodj @markbarresi45 @TamiSFGiantFan @4lisaguerrero @AnthonyBass52 Fair point. I guess that means their mistake was getting on the airplane in the first place, huh?
@JaredSandler You’re spot on with this. The people arguing with you either don’t watch much football or are such homers that they can’t take any kind of criticism of their team, even if it’s true and not even really criticism (as in this case).
@IrenaHagan10 @bricekadel Wut? Are you familiar with American football? I could probably walk on to the colts roster. Also, if you’re a native English speaker, then try to type in something close to English if you want people to take you seriously.