Plugsy
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This is "happy, upbeat" Rooney?
If only he had the same mentality towards training as Ronaldo, he'd be a worldbeater.
It's still subjective, most of the time. One man's dive is another man's 'making the most of contact'. It's all a bit murky. Judgement calls and those open to interpretation are a no-no for technology for me. Afterwards, sure but it's unfair for a ref to be asked to review his decision standing next to a screaming irate manager and 50,000 fans baying for blood if he doesn't award the decision to the home team.
I think the fact refs make the decisions on the spot and on instinct a lot of the time lessens the pressure that would be on him if he had the chance to look again and again at the call in the circumstance outlined.
Since i played Rugby i cant understand that refereeing is subjective, we have to accept that. But that doesn't mean that we can't help the referee in his decisions, with videos or technology.
If the referee has doubt the TMO can be useful.
Oh yeah, he loves it...
If the ref has doubt, possibly but Blatter was calling for a manager-triggered review.
Although as I said making a snap decision alleviates pressure in many ways. It's easier to just make a call and give a penalty to the away side than it is to have to do the same after spending 3 minutes getting vitriolic abuse by the home fans and bench, hoping to sway you to reverse the decision. I can foresee home advantage really coming through in those situations.
Since i played Rugby i cant understand that, refereeing is subjective, we have to accept that. But that doesn't mean that we can't help the referee in his decisions, with videos or technology.
If the referee has doubt the TMO can be useful.
Yeah but Rugby is as good an argument for why it shouldn't be used as you can get.
It's a boring enough sport anyway without the constant visits upstairs.
Hey,
It seems that Luke Shaw is one step closer to man utd as he has unfollowed 550/700 tweeters who are all Saints fans!
Can you mention it in the mains?
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Poor Wayne seems to be on the defensive! Seen the bit in the press conference when asked about the criticism and his body language told me he was very uncomfortable. Hope he pulls his finger out n goes prove a point this WC.
Gas crossed the love?
Isn't Scholes the man who refused to play once? Not sure how much of moral high ground there is there to be honest.
One indiscretion in an otherwise glittering career. And Scholes admitted fault while he was still playing.
In any case, not sure how Scholes is taking the moral high ground. He ventured an opinion - that Fat Wayne might be past it - which numerous people agree with.
Yeah, he's being proper high and mighty.
Unless Rooney's getting sold I have no idea why we would even consider him. He's not better than Van Persie regardless.
2 years younger.True, but he's 4 years younger and less injury prone. But I agree, unless we flog Rooney, this makes no sense.
Yeah but Rugby is as good an argument for why it shouldn't be used as you can get.
It's a boring enough sport anyway without the constant visits upstairs.
Van Persie born Aug 832 years younger.
Thought the discussion was still about Rooney quotes.Van Persie born Aug 83
Cavani born Feb 87
Why talk about Rooney's quotes in the twitter thread in the transfer forum?
Jesus. All those new posts, I thought a good juicy tweet surfaced.
It tends only to be used when there is serious foul play or a try - but it is a game with natural stoppages anyway, wth scums and lineouts so it doesnt often cause too much of an issue.
Oh yeah, he loves it...
And?Not transfer related.
Shut this thread down for 2 weeks as until group stage is over there will be no movemntNot transfer related.
Not transfer related.
Madness is a 21yo Gotze on the same wage bracket as Ribery and more than the likes of Lahm and Muller (although the latter 2 extended their contracts so they could have moved up a wage bracket)/Madness that Ribery is on mmore than Robben, Rafinha more than Sahqiri, Thiago more than Neuer... what's up with the world?