But kdb can score from anything like he did against Chelsea at home etc . One moment from Kev can change a game .Sorry but at the moment the luxury is KDB. He needs either moving out of the team or takes one of the front 3 positions imo.
But kdb can score from anything like he did against Chelsea at home etc . One moment from Kev can change a game .Sorry but at the moment the luxury is KDB. He needs either moving out of the team or takes one of the front 3 positions imo.
I know that’s what I am saying but it also seems like he has only started getting booked for it this season or at least is getting booked for it more this seasonEddie wastes time at the end of games we are winning.
Other keepers waste a hell of a lot more time throughout games, but refs are too stupid to accept time-wasting is time-wasting whenever it occurs.
What am I missing?
Nothing because the picture is irrelevant to anything as it was not looked at.What am I missing?
You are right Rebelblue. But the player out wide receiving the ball back didn’t look offside. Which makes me think was the linesman flagging for the original Richarlason offside? Judging by Emerson’s placing of the free kick and then his reaction to the linesman after being booked I think he was.Sorry that's awfully wrong. The ball didn't go out for a corner. An Everton player keeps it in, recycles it, gets a pass played back to him and is offside receiving it. The flag goes up the ref gives the offside and goes back to review the potential penalty.
No obvious error is deemed to have taken place so he restarts play with the offside he gave.
As discussed before they would only have looked at the Richarleson offside if the handball was deemed a handball.
Cole Palmer is it?What am I missing?
Cole PalmerWhat am I missing?
Christ, if VAR starts reviewing pictures like that, the match will never end.Nothing because the picture is irrelevant to anything as it was not looked at.
Seems you failed to look yourselfNothing because the picture is irrelevant to anything as it was not looked at.