sheepskin_tearaway
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Lol @ $anchez having a hissy fit already.
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FA Cup Games 16/17/18/19 Feb,replays 27/28th
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super_city_si
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Hate that. If you don’t like stripes don’t buy the team. Wanker.Their chairman Chansiri doesn’t like stripes, thinks they’re unlucky or whatever. Bit like that Cardiff guy who changed the Bluebirds to red, at least he couldn’t go that far.
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If anyone is watching Bein and can get a screen grab where they've lined up the two shots. One the official wonky line the other their computer generated line. They are at slightly different angles and it's noticeable in the comparison.
goater555
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Checking the odds.
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jimharri
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Imagine Spanish Dave!The prospect of scoring gave him a semi and his todger was offside.
Danamy
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So if the ball goes over the goal line by two inches it's ok not to give it?......two inches or not it was the correct decisionThat's what they said initially but changed it immediately.
It's bollocks. Offsides that tight should go in favour of the attacking team anyhow.
Loads of great goals will get chalked off by 2 inches.
The offside rule wasn't introduced to help defenders stand in a line with their hands up.
Doesn't change the matter of fact that offside means offside.
That would be in the goal.Imagine Spanish Dave!
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It will only matter If Huddersfield score twice and win. I can't see that happening.
That's what they said initially but changed it immediately.
It's bollocks. Offsides that tight should go in favour of the attacking team anyhow.
Loads of great goals will get chalked off by 2 inches.
If you go with technology offside is offside, inch or 2 inch. Otherwise don't use it. When it is purely down to the linesman , who can't have eyes in two places, then fair enough give the benefit to the striker.