Actually thought that program was quite good and was surprised at how well Lovren and Pogba came across. We should own that fred incident, it happened.I try and avoid getting too involved in the 'agenda' discussion but, quite by accident, we ended up watching a Sky documentary type programme last night called 'Outraged'. It's about racism/discrimination/homophobia in football and was fronted by Paul Pogba. They talked to Tyrone Mings regarding the Bulgaria match and the abuse both he and Raheem received that night. They pretty much opened the programme with footage of the incident with Fred at The Etihad, repeated it half way through and then rolled it out again at the end. No background narrative came with it, just the footage, repeated three times which, despite my personal abhorrence of any form of discrimination, I thought created a poor and unbalanced picture of our club given our commitment to both women's football, the LBGT community and our long history of racial inclusion on and off the pitch. I'm sure we're not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but it really did come across as grossly unfair.
Thought it was 1st offence negates everything there afterRules of the game are a pen for a foul in the box trumps an offside decision
So offside only came into effect after they confirmed no foul
Ings not Mingswas yesterday. Will find a vid
I've no problem with the club 'owning' that incident and I also thought the programme was ok and that both Pogba and Lovren spoke well. However, I still thought repeating the Fred incident was unnecessary.Actually thought that program was quite good and was surprised at how well Lovren and Pogba came across. We should own that fred incident, it happened.
I think what they are trying to explain or use as an excuse is that you can stand in an offside position at a free kick and you will only be flagged for offside if you touch or make an attempt at the ball.Thought it was 1st offence negates everything there after
I would prefer it to be foreign referees, our refs get paid a load and we should try and attract the best from all over the world. Ours are shite cheatsIt will never change until VAR is used properly, and by senior staff to the referee, who can overrule when a decision is wrong and be seen as assisting (clue in the name) the referee and not undermining them. Clear and obvious or not.
It's still a stupid interpretation as there's no guarantee he gets fouled if he's not offside especially in an 'impeding' situation. Imo the framers when writing that meant it to occur in violent conduct or excessive/ dangerous force situations, ie if you twat someone you're going off whether they're onside or offside, so Pickford would have been sent off earlier in the season and Everton would have had a free out for the offside.I think what they are trying to explain or use as an excuse is that you can stand in an offside position at a free kick and you will only be flagged for offside if you touch or make an attempt at the ball.
So what they saying is even though maguire is in an offside position he doesn't become offside until he heads it. So in there thoughts the potential foul has come before the offside
That was my thought. If slabhead isn't in the offside position the defender doesn't have to make contact with a slight pull backIt's still a stupid interpretation as there's no guarantee he gets fouled if he's not offside especially in an 'impeding' situation. Imo the framers when writing that meant it to occur in violent conduct or excessive/ dangerous force situations, ie if you twat someone you're going off whether they're onside or offside, so Pickford would have been sent off earlier in the season and Everton would have had a free out for the offside.
To me every rag is attempting to play that ball as it comes into the box and if any of them are fouled whilst in an offside position then the flag should go upI think what they are trying to explain or use as an excuse is that you can stand in an offside position at a free kick and you will only be flagged for offside if you touch or make an attempt at the ball.
So what they saying is even though maguire is in an offside position he doesn't become offside until he heads it. So in there thoughts the potential foul has come before the offside
And it also could be construed as interfering with play, defender loses a clear chance to play the ball legitimately.That was my thought. If slabhead isn't in the offside position the defender doesn't have to make contact with a slight pull back
So being in the offside position is instigating the foul
I actually heard on talksport a debate about the scourge of diving in the PL, danny murphy was taking part and had to admit Salah does dive, although murphy did say everyone's at it!Somehow, and baffling to me, but several rags and a couple of dippers I (sadly) know claim Sterling is a diver. Like the Emptyhad bolleux, its one of those things that they seem to think if they say it often enough it becomes fact.
He’s offside as soon as he moves towards the ballI think what they are trying to explain or use as an excuse is that you can stand in an offside position at a free kick and you will only be flagged for offside if you touch or make an attempt at the ball.
So what they saying is even though maguire is in an offside position he doesn't become offside until he heads it. So in there thoughts the potential foul has come before the offside
And as soon as he's physically in the way of the defenders run, you can't stand offside and block a run any more than you can stand offside on the keepers toes to stop him coming for the ball or seeing it in time to save.He’s offside as soon as he moves towards the ball
Teams train to win pens, no doubt at allAnother phrase oft used in the RDAHMeedya is 'winning a penalty' as though it's some kind of tombola and they've just pulled a winning ticket. I always follow up with a conversation with the telly, "He might have won a pen but was the diving bastard fouled?"
That's my understanding - First infringement. Mugsy was well offside first before he went to play the ball. Whether he was fouled or not afterwards is irrelevant at this point.Thought it was 1st offence negates everything there after
It's the only training the rags do by the look of thingsTeams train to win pens, no doubt at all
FuckersListening to 5 live his morning about 8.55 they had a sports update with the opening line along the lines of...
''lets finish with a downer and ask is the Premier League title race already over following Manchester united dropping points against West Brom?''
And concluded with a comment from some bird that it isn't necessarily over as there's still the possibility of injuries (presumably she meant to City players)
Nice of them to basically hope for injuries to sportsmen and I wonder if it would be the same negative narrative over the tile race if it was either of the red teams that were 7 points clear with a game in hand.
Should be cued at the relevant point...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000s7vr