Matty
Well-Known Member
Re: Agueros penalty
Would the ball have gone in the net if it had missed Howard's head/shoulder completely?
No, it would have come out somewhere in the middle of the 6 yard box.
So how on Earth can it be an Aguero goal? Without the Howard touch the ball would not have gone in the net. His initial touch, the save, turned the ball off target (it hit the post), his second touch (the head/shoulder) turned the ball, destined not to cross the line, over the line. It's an own goal.
As for the Premier League website being run by the media, well obviously the Premier League employ tech savy people to update their website, but it is the Premier League themselves that are the owners of, and the compilers of, all statistical data for the Premier League. The people who run the website won't have decided, arbitrarily, to make it an own goal, they will have been instructed, by the Premier League themselves, that the third goal was an own goals scored by Tim Howard. This decision may, or may not, be later overturned by the Premier Leagues own dubious goals panel, but I seriously doubt it as it's clear that after the initial save the only reason the ball ended up in the net was due to a deflection off Tim Howard's body.
You can't just say that you're right and it's only down to the media that this has been classed as an own goal. You seem to be pretty much the only person who believes it's Aguero's goal.
6one said:Jason said:6one said:No. The shot was on target as it was saved by Howard onto the post.
How thick do you have to be not to understand that?
You best contact the MCFC official site then as they also seem to think its an own goal
All the media outlets have said that.
Regardless of whether you think it's a goal.
It's simply not possible to think Aguero's shot was off-target.
It's highly accurate to say that someone is thick, very thick, to think that the shot was off-target, when it's clear that it wasn't.
Would the ball have gone in the net if it had missed Howard's head/shoulder completely?
No, it would have come out somewhere in the middle of the 6 yard box.
So how on Earth can it be an Aguero goal? Without the Howard touch the ball would not have gone in the net. His initial touch, the save, turned the ball off target (it hit the post), his second touch (the head/shoulder) turned the ball, destined not to cross the line, over the line. It's an own goal.
As for the Premier League website being run by the media, well obviously the Premier League employ tech savy people to update their website, but it is the Premier League themselves that are the owners of, and the compilers of, all statistical data for the Premier League. The people who run the website won't have decided, arbitrarily, to make it an own goal, they will have been instructed, by the Premier League themselves, that the third goal was an own goals scored by Tim Howard. This decision may, or may not, be later overturned by the Premier Leagues own dubious goals panel, but I seriously doubt it as it's clear that after the initial save the only reason the ball ended up in the net was due to a deflection off Tim Howard's body.
You can't just say that you're right and it's only down to the media that this has been classed as an own goal. You seem to be pretty much the only person who believes it's Aguero's goal.