Greenlizard0 PL & FA Cup SF Football Thread ** spoilers ** [20th - 25th April 2024]
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Soldato
It was, but it was further out than where it was awarded.
His foot slipped as far as I can tell
Brighton are so Kamikaze at times.
Soldato
Before that he got clipped, a good 5 yards further out from where the kick was taken from mind.
It’s our high risk, low reward strategy.
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It's not stonewall but its pretty close. He runs ab cross him
I dont know why people even bother watching it anymore. The decisions City have got this year are ridiculous.
Just so people can see it
https://v.redd.it/oz49cmz4iowc1
That is never ever a free kick. haha
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Soldato
Are you watching the same video? The first 1 second shows he gets clipped, granted the freekick is placed a good 5 -10 yards from the foul - but its still a foul, maybe be even a red card
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Soldato
That's not a clip you can see it didn't touch/affect him, then he tried to change direction and slipped.
I’d be fine if they gave the free kick where he was initially touched, they certainly got their share of decisions last night when they didn’t really need them.
The non pen at 70mins is worse for me, granted there’s no impact to the result it baffles me that they can review that and say it’s fine.
Replay here - https://www.reddit.com/r/MCFC/s/JpVRbTYZV1
The non pen at 70mins is worse for me, granted there’s no impact to the result it baffles me that they can review that and say it’s fine.
Replay here - https://www.reddit.com/r/MCFC/s/JpVRbTYZV1
It doesnt remotely impact or impede him. He takes a good few steps further forwards then falls over.Are you watching the same video? The first 1 second shows he gets clipped, granted the freekick is placed a good 5 -10 yards from the foul - but its still a foul, maybe be even a red card
It is never a foul. I agree a red card for Foden for sure.