In today’s game you know you need to keep your hands tight to your body, it’s silly not to. Whether you agree with the handball law or not you have to play to it
You can’t play football with your arms by your side.
In today’s game you know you need to keep your hands tight to your body, it’s silly not to. Whether you agree with the handball law or not you have to play to it
You can’t play football with your arms by your side.
Except in that exact scenario players do every single weekend, it looks stupid when they put their hands behind their backs but that’s why
In today’s game you know you need to keep your hands tight to your body, it’s silly not to. Whether you agree with the handball law or not you have to play to it
You can’t play football with your arms by your side.
Except in that exact scenario players do every single weekend, it looks stupid when they put their hands behind their backs but that’s why
You block a shot from the edge of the box at full pelt your not really in control of your body, you turn your back and natural reaction running at a blocked shot says your limbs are all over the gaff. Anyone that’s played football at any level knows that.
In today’s game you know you need to keep your hands tight to your body, it’s silly not to. Whether you agree with the handball law or not you have to play to it
You can’t play football with your arms by your side.
Except in that exact scenario players do every single weekend, it looks stupid when they put their hands behind their backs but that’s why
You block a shot from the edge of the box at full pelt your not really in control of your body, you turn your back and natural reaction running at a blocked shot says your limbs are all over the gaff. Anyone that’s played football at any level knows that.
I’m not denying that but this is turning into a debate about if the law is right or not (it isn’t in my opinion) rather than if MLS was caught foul of the law
In today’s game you know you need to keep your hands tight to your body, it’s silly not to. Whether you agree with the handball law or not you have to play to it
You can’t play football with your arms by your side.
Except in that exact scenario players do every single weekend, it looks stupid when they put their hands behind their backs but that’s why
You block a shot from the edge of the box at full pelt your not really in control of your body, you turn your back and natural reaction running at a blocked shot says your limbs are all over the gaff. Anyone that’s played football at any level knows that.
I’m not denying that but this is turning into a debate about if the law is right or not (it isn’t in my opinion) rather than if MLS was caught foul of the law
Handball, for me, should always be down to interpretation. You can’t have a cut and dry law cos it doesn’t work. For the ref to look at that on a screen and say that’s handball tells me the law isn’t right. It could have totally killed the tie.
To be fair, they've won the FA Cup four times in the last 11 years, so this list is being a bit dishonest if it's trying to lump them in with Spurs as serial underachievers.
Ultimately it comes down to Arteta not signing a striker
100% I feel gutted for the likes of Declan Rice that the striker in the January window didn't happen other than Sterling who's best days were behind him.
Arsenal and Rice with his brilliant two free kicks were superb in beating Real Madrid 3-0 at the Emirates in the Q-Final.
Jesus wept... that he couldn't be fit and the rich owners needed to replace him quickly for the long arduous season that was still ahead when he did his ACL on the 12th January; window shut 3rd February so action was needed fast.
Football does continue to evolve BUT having the option of four strikers for Man utd in Cole, Yorke, and subs Sheringham and Solskjaer won the '99' final for United in a game where they were 2nd best until the introduction from the bench.
To be fair, they've won the FA Cup four times in the last 11 years, so this list is being a bit dishonest if it's trying to lump them in with Spurs as serial underachievers.
The irony is that if they were a poor Premier team like Man utd or Spurs have been this season they could be winning a trophy with ease in the low quality UEFA Europa League 24/25.
Arsenal should be proud of their performance last night but ultimately, they didnt take their chances. Same old same old.
Turned off straight after the game but to read this morning that Arteta thinks they were the best team in the competition... lego head is absolutely delusional.
Can anyone not say PSG fully deserved to go through over the two legs?
Arsenal should be proud of their performance last night but ultimately, they didnt take their chances. Same old same old.
Turned off straight after the game but to read this morning that Arteta thinks they were the best team in the competition... lego head is absolutely delusional.
Can anyone not say PSG fully deserved to go through over the two legs?
His point is based on the fact Donnarumma made some good saves over the 2 legs, but as Roy Keane would say "that's his job", it doesn't mean you 'deserved to win'.
PSG hit the bar, the post and missed a penalty over the 2 legs. It could've easily ended 4 or 5-1 on aggregate. Personally i think he's just trying to create a narrative they were unlucky to cover up for the fact he's failed in a semi final again.
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Last night has proved that PSG and Charlton are very similar in their strategy 🤔
Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe depart PSG and they now have a better all round team ✅
Dobson, CBT and May depart Charlton and they now have a better all round team ✅
Pretty wild statement after you've just lost both legs of a semi final. They also finished 3rd in the league stage.
Ultimately whilst everyone knows they're a good side, they always fall short in big games. In 4 semi-final matches this season, they've lost all 4.
In 8 semi final games since they won the FA Cup in 2020, their record. P8 W0 D2 L6 F2 A11. And they wonder why people call them bottlers.
100%
I feel gutted for the likes of Declan Rice that the striker in the January window didn't happen other than Sterling who's best days were behind him.
Arsenal and Rice with his brilliant two free kicks were superb in beating Real Madrid 3-0 at the Emirates in the Q-Final.
Jesus wept... that he couldn't be fit and the rich owners needed to replace him quickly for the long arduous season that was still ahead when he did his ACL on the 12th January; window shut 3rd February so action was needed fast.
Football does continue to evolve BUT having the option of four strikers for Man utd in Cole, Yorke, and subs Sheringham and Solskjaer won the '99' final for United in a game where they were 2nd best until the introduction from the bench.
The irony is that if they were a poor Premier team like Man utd or Spurs have been this season they could be winning a trophy with ease in the low quality UEFA Europa League 24/25.
Turned off straight after the game but to read this morning that Arteta thinks they were the best team in the competition... lego head is absolutely delusional.
Can anyone not say PSG fully deserved to go through over the two legs?
PSG hit the bar, the post and missed a penalty over the 2 legs. It could've easily ended 4 or 5-1 on aggregate. Personally i think he's just trying to create a narrative they were unlucky to cover up for the fact he's failed in a semi final again.