aye and he was a midget that weighed about 3 stone - imagine the stresses on halaands knees and muscles when he explodes into action.
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It was a foul.
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In your opinion, are you genuinely saying you feel that was a penalty if it was given the other way
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How many times can you argue that though? I'd say it was soft and id say the defender was an idiot but its a foul.
Why is this even a conversation? Oh because its Liverpool and for some bizarre reason people are just obsessed with scrutinising every decision that goes for them conveniently ignoring those that dont.
It seems the ref and var thought it was a penalty, if it wasn't then it would have been overruled.
to be fair that’s not a good back up atm hah.
One of them ones defender swung the leg and pulled it back but big Andy was already diving into it.
Soft
He's got far more medical science behind him to keep him going these days, and he seems to live properly.
I mean weren't half of Arsenal's invincibles smokers and drinkers? That wasn't so long ago.
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I think even at worst, Haaland turns into Lukaku, but with better finishing. So it can't be that bad.
And the next 5 - 8 years will be his prime, as opposed to the old days when people say 27yrs old when a player is at their best. It's different for different players and those with speed, i think their prime is early in their career. He could also adapt his game, less playing on the shoulder of the last defender and more as a poacher, he does have a knack to do that.
And the next 5 - 8 years will be his prime, as opposed to the old days when people say 27yrs old when a player is at their best. It's different for different players and those with speed, i think their prime is early in their career. He could also adapt his game, less playing on the shoulder of the last defender and more as a poacher, he does have a knack to do that.
What's your solution? Fouls in football are subjective.
It's a soft penalty, but Nunez basically has to throw himself out of the way of a wildly flailing leg. His other option is to keep running straight, get kicked, and win the penalty but risk injury. I'm not sure why he should be disadvantaged for taking evasive action to avoid getting kicked.
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No they wasn't. Wenger got rid of that culture as soon as he arrived
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People are just wishing Haaland would drop off like a cliff. Haaland has scored more goals in all comps than the whole of Manchester has in the league!
If City win the Champions league this time around there is nothing really stopping them doing it again a bit like Ajax in the 70's. They are just so good now. Haaland is that icing on the cake that only comes around once a decade. I liken it to when we got Cantona, RVN or Ronaldo in his prime. The feeling a team gets when you have a player like that is God mode really. You have won the game before you have already entered the pitch.
Our only real hope is that the FA ban them for cheating which would be justified if proven as Haaland would never be on their books if their revenue was legit.
If City win the Champions league this time around there is nothing really stopping them doing it again a bit like Ajax in the 70's. They are just so good now. Haaland is that icing on the cake that only comes around once a decade. I liken it to when we got Cantona, RVN or Ronaldo in his prime. The feeling a team gets when you have a player like that is God mode really. You have won the game before you have already entered the pitch.
Our only real hope is that the FA ban them for cheating which would be justified if proven as Haaland would never be on their books if their revenue was legit.
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To be fair I don't think there's a lot wrong with that. They were dropping points and going through a period of time when they clearly had to adapt their play.
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If you look at Haaland, his looks and the way he moves, he barely looks human. I’m sure he’s some kind of experiment in a bioengineering project to make the perfect athlete.