EPT2021 - 2022 Football Thread - Page 33
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Pandemona
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{CC}StealthBlue
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GTR
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On September 12 2021 03:36 Bacillus wrote: Juventus had a really underwhelming 2nd half vs Napoli and some horrible individual errors and all that. No proper pressure or push when they're 1 goal down. 1 point after 3 games. Not sure how long Allegri will last with performances like that and not sure if him leaving is going to change anything with the current roster. It really looks like a team that's lost its fire. something something ronaldo leaving etc etc | ||
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DropBear
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Firebolt145
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I don't mind the crash, it's been such a romantic couple weeks. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8789 Posts
On September 12 2021 17:56 Firebolt145 wrote: Still buzzing. I don't mind the crash, it's been such a romantic couple weeks. yeah every time i rewatch his goals i still get chills of joy | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Liquid`Drone
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sharkie
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Elliot himself tweeted today and said it was not a red card it was pure accident btw. | ||
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Bacillus
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evilfatsh1t
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Bacillus
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On September 14 2021 19:22 evilfatsh1t wrote: since when was censorship of injuries a thing? i swear weve seen on tv before multiple angles of bad injuries. anyhow censoring this stuff is stupid. some people might find it disturbing but i for one would like to be presented with all the information of what happened. if i find it too graphic then i can choose not to see it myself The handling of Eriksen's case during Euros got quite a bit critique. Most directors are probably on their toes and playing it safe as possible right now. I'm a bit torn on this one. It seems like a good idea to protect the players & refs from potential online abuse and experience may be tough for more sensitive viewers too. Then again at the same time these risks exists in every game of football from beer league to top tier. The better we understand decisionmaking, risks and consequences on the pitch, the safer the game is for everyone. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
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sharkie
Austria18566 Posts
Thats obviously unnecessary. But the "how did it happen" can definitely be shown | ||
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mahrgell
Germany3943 Posts
And if it was "too graphic" you usually only know after someone puked on the table or couch. And it is also not so much fun to always be on alert, so you can quickly turn off the TV, because you see an incident and now expect that you will get delivered 7 slowmo angles of the same injury. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18194 Posts
On September 14 2021 20:32 sharkie wrote: Eriksen's case was because we kept seeing him on the ground. Thats obviously unnecessary. But the "how did it happen" can definitely be shown Exactly. The problem with Eriksen wasn't that they showed what happened. It was that they kept zooming in on how he was still unconscious and that it was super serious. In a game that kids are definitely watching. It's considerably more gruesome and problematic than a bare titty during a superbowl. The same goes for an open fracture or any other serious injury. It happens on live tv, and it's fine. Showing how it happened is also fine. But you don't need a super slowmo zoom in on someone´s leg as it snaps with blood spraying over the grass as if it's a Tarantino movie. Nor do we need to see the paramedics applying CPR and a defibrilator to Eriksen on live tv. | ||
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Mafe
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8789 Posts
On September 15 2021 02:26 Mafe wrote: Why are ManU playing in Pyjamas? cause we can beat them in our sleep. utd down to 10 men though so well see whether we can hold on. 3 goals in 2 games for ronaldo already, pretty good buy id say | ||
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