@barelmann@byuontopfr He literally seeks him out, and braces for contact directly at Adams head, who’s looking in a complete different direction. That’s the textbook definition of headhunting…brother…
@byuontopfr@barelmann Dude has understanding of a 4 year old. “Spike sharp! Joint turn! DANGER!” At WORST thats a month in a cast and maybe some stitches
Has no comprehension that head injuries will actually fuck someone up for the rest of their lives.
@barelmann@ssprengel23 Sure, it doesn’t. There ain’t shit we can say on this god forsaken platform that is gonna change shit in 4 days. What CAN happen, over long periods of time and fan backlash, is verbiage change in rules, or FIFA actually forcing refs heads to pull their heads out of their asses.
@barelmann@ssprengel23 If you actually watch the play and not just the last two frames, Balogun has spikes down but their boots clip, then his leg makes a natural correction to refind balance. The whole thing happens in about a quarter to a third of a second, the upper limit of human reaction time
@barelmann It’s physical sport, sometimes shit happens. Athletes know it and are well compensated for it. What’s not sport is Dzeke headhunting and potentially causing an ACTUAL life changing injury. That shit doesn’t belong in ANY sport.
@Vedang_07@Matty_KCSN@zerosokx Hence the cries that VAR shouldn’t have used slow motion to make the call, or FIFA changing verbiage to require intent on straight reds
@VladTurbatu@Matty_KCSN@zerosokx You obviously have only seen the slow motion replay. In real time (and what VAR is supposed to use to judge severity) the players are in contact for about a quarter of a second, the upper limits of human reaction time. It was literally impossible for him to avoid the action
@CubsfanTom@DerekCarr2Giant That is a generic strike zone, not adjusted for Bogaerts specific height. Baseball America did their homework, ABS would have overturned it https://t.co/e68ReqFDQe
@bbcphobe@Reform_West@InternetH0F You have it backwards. U-235 is the fissile isotope. U-238 is for more stable. However, U-235 is only REALLY dangerous if you intentionally bombard it with neutrons.
@EasyPolygon@InternetH0F@grok ~99.3% of naturally occurring Uranium is of the U-238 isotope, which is stable and not radioactive. Would imagine any radioactive elements would have some poly and lead shielding layers in the glass