john@staustell
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tut tut.All good footballers play with their head up. They know exactly where the ball is.
Yeah but you'd have to have your head up further than the shorts, apparently
tut tut.All good footballers play with their head up. They know exactly where the ball is.
Yeah but you'd have to have your head up further than the shorts, apparently
The first three games are just as important as the last three..
And I did say 'Could' fella... but if we keep our focus,I see no reason why we couldnt go unbeaten.
I can't imagine what technology they'd use to get an instant decision like goal line technology, when there are so many variables to make a player offside, particularly on what constitutes interfering with play. If it's just a video review then how long to get a verdict, by which time the ball may be down the other end.Argued against it for donkeys years but with so much at stake these days and the speed with which a decision can be looked at, reluctantly i agree.
Talking to a rag receptionist at work today she claimed that Rooney's goal was onside and should have been allowed. I did point out to her that technology proved it to be offside albeit by a small margin and therefore it was a correct decision not to allow it. No, she argued, it was onside. as usual why let the facts get in he way
Shot on targetI noticed that Everton only had one shot on target, but I can't see how, as Hart made a save in the first half - an easy save, but definitely a shot on target from outside the area, and then Vinny cleared off the line (or was this second one going wide? and if so, it's not a clearance off the line!)