EPTI'm really happy for Sanogo. In eight months he went from Ligue 2 to starting in the knockout stage of the Champions League against the reigning champions.
2013-2014 Champions League & Europa League Thread - Page 109
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
I'm really happy for Sanogo. In eight months he went from Ligue 2 to starting in the knockout stage of the Champions League against the reigning champions. | ||
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On February 20 2014 06:54 clusen wrote: I would like to see a replay of the penalty for Arsenal, in the only one I've seen it looked like Özil was offside + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://giant.gfycat.com/DimUncommonAllosaurus.gif) Edit: "Missit Özil" T_T | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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PooLsharK
Germany179 Posts
Edit: "Missit Özil" T_T Ba Dum Tisssss | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
Ofc Arsenal had no chance after one man down. As a matter of fact if it ended 0:1 instead of 0:2 they might still have had a good shot at it. 0:2 on the other hand is probably game over .. Atletico was very bad btw.. They will not make it vs any other team except miland imo.. But who knows.. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
 On February 20 2014 06:57 Steveling wrote: Atletico beat milan 0-1 in italy as expected. Atletico were quite unimpressive judging from the highlights, The situation leading up to the penalty looked like offside to me, too. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Milan i also heard were unlucky. Mr Kaka being a pretty star of the show i heard. Hitting the bar ;o | ||
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3point14
Germany890 Posts
it was sad that the ref had to give a red for a unfortunate situation. many great plays though, especially Kroos chipping the ball over the defense 2 times. i dont think its over at all. Arsenal will probably need 3 goals but thats very well possible. | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
Started so good and then a fucking red. bah | ||
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Twoflowers
Germany241 Posts
On February 20 2014 05:03 clusen wrote: Neuer has never missed a pen I think! + Show Spoiler + I think he only shot one so far tho :D Iirc he scored some penalties in his time at Schalke. | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
I mean the rule makes sense but then again its pretty devastating.. | ||
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graan
Germany589 Posts
On February 20 2014 08:24 MaGic~PhiL wrote: Maybe they should change the rules indeed? Just a yellow? Or no red if its the goalkeeper? Dont know.. I mean the rule makes sense but then again its pretty devastating.. The rule is brutal but makes a lot of sense.. imho yellow + one goal on the board, no penalty, would be much better for the remaining game | ||
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aseq
Netherlands3978 Posts
- if inside the box, penalty is given, but whether it's a card depends on the challenge (if light and scoring position, yellow, if heavy/dangerous, red) - outside the box, like before (red for a clear scoring chance, yellow for breaking a counter) But rules like this could cause a defender to wait making the challenge until inside the box, which would just be funny. Time punishment is coming!  | ||
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sitromit
7051 Posts
On February 20 2014 08:29 graan wrote: The rule is brutal but makes a lot of sense.. imho yellow + one goal on the board, no penalty, would be much better for the remaining game People don't want to see free goals awarded, they want to see the ball actually go in. Really, I don't even understand why this is being argued, it's not like we haven't seen what happens without this rule. The rule was changed maybe 20-25 years ago, anyone old enough will remember, it was and is a very very good change. If fans don't want to see these kind of cards, then coaches should tell their players to be a bit more careful when they're the last man. By the way, if those of you who are younger haven't seen what the game was like in general, before FIFA said "enough is enough" and decided to change the rules to protect attacking players for the good of the game. Here's a little reminder: In this game Gentile committed 23 fouls against Maradona, with many more that weren't called. All he got was a yellow card. | ||
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
Instead he subbed Oxlade-Chamberlain, the fastest guy Arsenal has from what i know. | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On February 20 2014 11:08 sitromit wrote: People don't want to see free goals awarded, they want to see the ball actually go in. Really, I don't even understand why this is being argued, it's not like we haven't seen what happens without this rule. The rule was changed maybe 20-25 years ago, anyone old enough will remember, it was and is a very very good change. If fans don't want to see these kind of cards, then coaches should tell their players to be a bit more careful when they're the last man. By the way, if those of you who are younger haven't seen what the game was like in general, before FIFA said "enough is enough" and decided to change the rules to protect attacking players for the good of the game. Here's a little reminder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk1iRg4Xt-M In this game Gentile committed 23 fouls against Maradona, with many more that weren't called. All he got was a yellow card. The red card + penalty has nothing to do with protecting attacking players, a reckless challenge is a reckless challenge and is a red card regardless of position. The red card rule for a goalscoring opportunity was introduced to prevent defenders or goalkeepers from taking out a player who was bound for goal. The corresponding penalty however is only a consequence of the position where the foul is being committed, there is no different rule. I personally would much rather have a goal awarded btw. People do not want to see free goals, but they do not want to see a potentially great match ruined by a red card + penalty. A free goal is the lesser of two evils. | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
On February 20 2014 08:29 graan wrote: The rule is brutal but makes a lot of sense.. imho yellow + one goal on the board, no penalty, would be much better for the remaining game I don't understand how awarding a goal if the ball never made it past the line could ever be an acceptable thought. | ||
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Craze
United States561 Posts
To those who disliked the game so much though can I ask why? You don't like seeing one team completely dominate, or one team "park the bus" and defend for their lives? I think the defensive mindset and playing down a man made for an enthralling match. In these matches I find myself more drawn to watching the defense maintain their shape and put in a crazy physical shift. It was still some of the best quality football in the world. | ||
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BeaTeR
Kazakhstan4130 Posts
On February 20 2014 17:53 AsnSensation wrote: I don't understand how awarding a goal if the ball never made it past the line could ever be an acceptable thought. I'd award a goal only in a situation like when Suarez stopped the ball with his hand against Ghana. | ||
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