They attack differently too. Porro is a brilliant deep crosser, but Spence is much more a driving runner and throughball player. I think Spence might suit our system better next year, particularly if we are going for Kroupi at CFHe's a better defender than Porro, so it depends if you want your RB to be better in the offers I've side of the game or defensive side of things. I personally prefer a defensively sound RB who can attack.
still comes down to human interpretationCan anyone explain to me why (a) is a penalty but ( b ) is not?
( a ) Mexican player succeeds in getting his leg across Harry Kane's in the box
( b ) Spence succeeds in getting his got leg across a Norwegian's
Fake storyBig praise from Beckham
Is it? Typical social media!Fake story
Corruption. Now America are out, all VAR decisions will be to aid Messi lift the cupCan anyone explain to me why (a) is a penalty but ( b ) is not?
( a ) Mexican player succeeds in getting his leg across Harry Kane's in the box
( b ) Spence succeeds in getting his got leg across a Norwegian's
I think it’s because Spence initiates contact by putting his leg across the defender and not making another move towards the ball before going to ground from contact.Can anyone explain to me why (a) is a penalty but ( b ) is not?
( a ) Mexican player succeeds in getting his leg across Harry Kane's in the box
( b ) Spence succeeds in getting his got leg across a Norwegian's
I think it’s because Spence initiates contact by putting his leg across the defender and not making another move towards the ball before going to ground from contact.
I didn’t think a) was a penalty too.
Yes we are absolutely allowed to disagree!Disagree (and we can do that), you are absolutely allowed to shield the ball, and the opponent cannot come through you from behind.
If you can give penalties for "follow through" after clearing a ball, I really don't see how you can say someone going through you isn't a penalty because you shielded the ball.
I only get the Spanish-language feed here in the US and I’ve got to admit I enjoy not understanding what the commentators and pundits are saying.What annoyed me about the penalty incident was how the TV experts/pundits quickly agreed it was not a penalty, when I use to listen to commentary and analysis they were always praising players for being clever, buying the penalty and shielding the ball. Be glad when WC is over and I can watch on mute and not have to argue with the rent-a-mouths.
I only get the Spanish-language feed here in the US and I’ve got to admit I enjoy not understanding what the commentators and pundits are saying.
Plus the goal celebrations are epic!
My reactions are the same reading your posts, mate!I'm told I only have 2 comments on goals in televised games, "Yes!" and "oh for f*** sake"
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