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#5521
(Original post by manutdgurl)
what u mean in the united sense or in the austria sense?
no i was really trying to look at in objectivley.
what u mean in the united sense or in the austria sense?
no i was really trying to look at in objectivley.
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#5522
So, who exactly should be the 8 midfielders that should be in the squad?
We have Beckham, Lampard, Gerrard, Wright-Phillips and Joe Cole.
Bridge is still likely to be used more as a left back, with Joe Cole possibly getting the chance to fit in on the left hand side role.
So, that leaves a space for 3 midfield places up for grabs.
Hargreavss, Dyer, Butt and Jenas are in there at the moment, but can they or should they hold down their places?
If they should be replaced, who should replace them?
We have Beckham, Lampard, Gerrard, Wright-Phillips and Joe Cole.
Bridge is still likely to be used more as a left back, with Joe Cole possibly getting the chance to fit in on the left hand side role.
So, that leaves a space for 3 midfield places up for grabs.
Hargreavss, Dyer, Butt and Jenas are in there at the moment, but can they or should they hold down their places?
If they should be replaced, who should replace them?
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#5523
(Original post by theaman)
So, who exactly should be the 8 midfielders that should be in the squad?
So, who exactly should be the 8 midfielders that should be in the squad?
Dyer has been rubbish for 2 years and even Newcastle fans are bewildered as to how he gets in their team, never mind England's. Jenas isn't at the right level yet.
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#5524
That reminds me (edit: the suggestion a few pages back!!)... can someone clear this up for me? I've been trying to find out for probably over a year and I've asked countless numbers of people but nobody seems to know.
If a player is further from the goal than one defender and the goalkeeper he is onside. If he is further from the goal than the goalkeeper but closer than the furthest-back defender he is offside. I assume if the goalkeeper is way up the pitch (think Schmeichel for a late corner for example) and there is only one defender between the striker and the goal he is offside. Therefore if the striker is onside with a defender and the goalie between him and the goal and the goalkeeper steps off the back line as the ball is played to the striker, he is therefore effectively offside, right? The goalkeeper is leaving the pitch illegally however, I assume. Would he be carded or what? Any goal should technically still not stand though, right, as the player was technically offside?
Any thoughts welcome...
If a player is further from the goal than one defender and the goalkeeper he is onside. If he is further from the goal than the goalkeeper but closer than the furthest-back defender he is offside. I assume if the goalkeeper is way up the pitch (think Schmeichel for a late corner for example) and there is only one defender between the striker and the goal he is offside. Therefore if the striker is onside with a defender and the goalie between him and the goal and the goalkeeper steps off the back line as the ball is played to the striker, he is therefore effectively offside, right? The goalkeeper is leaving the pitch illegally however, I assume. Would he be carded or what? Any goal should technically still not stand though, right, as the player was technically offside?
Any thoughts welcome...
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#5525
We just won our Masters Cup quarter final against Rangers, by the way. Up yours Ally McCoist - bring on the Wolves.
Mr Mcicninnilcinaly tipped us to win the tournament - I wouldn't be so sure, but we've got some cracking players.
Mr Mcicninnilcinaly tipped us to win the tournament - I wouldn't be so sure, but we've got some cracking players.
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#5526
(Original post by piginapoke)
Leaving the pitch like that is ungentlemanly conduct, which would result in a yellow card IIRC. And I don't think the attacker would be offside in that situation either.
Leaving the pitch like that is ungentlemanly conduct, which would result in a yellow card IIRC. And I don't think the attacker would be offside in that situation either.
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#5527
(Original post by theaman)
So, that leaves a space for 3 midfield places up for grabs.
Hargreavss, Dyer, Butt and Jenas are in there at the moment, but can they or should they hold down their places?
If they should be replaced, who should replace them?
So, that leaves a space for 3 midfield places up for grabs.
Hargreavss, Dyer, Butt and Jenas are in there at the moment, but can they or should they hold down their places?
If they should be replaced, who should replace them?
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#5528
To quote from an another thread on the forum...I know we hav all been James bashing but this post....
Just takes the mick.....No Way!
(Original post by Tednol)
Walker is better than James.
Walker is better than James.
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#5529
(Original post by piginapoke)
It would 'technically' be offside but in pracice see how many refs/linesmen give it; I think the ref would allow the game to continue and not rule for offside. Also, the linesman is usually not looking at the keeper to see if he's getting up to funny business by going behind the goal line, he's looking at the last defender.
It would 'technically' be offside but in pracice see how many refs/linesmen give it; I think the ref would allow the game to continue and not rule for offside. Also, the linesman is usually not looking at the keeper to see if he's getting up to funny business by going behind the goal line, he's looking at the last defender.
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#5530
(Original post by piginapoke)
Yeah I think so. I think of it like someone trying to handle the ball on the line to stop it going in, but it goes in anyway - the ref wouldn't give a pen the goal would stand. You never see a goal scratched off retrospectively because the defending team has commited a foul (which is what the keeper is doing, not the attacker).
Yeah I think so. I think of it like someone trying to handle the ball on the line to stop it going in, but it goes in anyway - the ref wouldn't give a pen the goal would stand. You never see a goal scratched off retrospectively because the defending team has commited a foul (which is what the keeper is doing, not the attacker).
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(Original post by chats)
anyone see the brazil game??
3-1 to brazil, amazing. still 5 mins left
anyone see the brazil game??
3-1 to brazil, amazing. still 5 mins left
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#5533
(Original post by mc_watson87)
Where, what channel, agasint who?
Where, what channel, agasint who?
ronaldo, ronaldinho and adriano grabbed the goals.
they're gonna go through the goals in a minute
ronaldo man of the match 72%, ronaldinho 12%, adriano 7%, others 9%
edit: on channel bravo, sky digital channel 124
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#5535
(Original post by NDGAARONDI)
Chelsea are the winners of the Masters Football
Chelsea are the winners of the Masters Football
dmitrie khanrine played good for chelsea in goal
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#5536
(Original post by chats)
LOL i saw that, wolves were rubbish.
LOL i saw that, wolves were rubbish.
(Original post by chats)
dmitrie khanrine played good for chelsea in goal
dmitrie khanrine played good for chelsea in goal
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#5537
(Original post by NDGAARONDI)
Chelsea are the winners of the Masters Football
Chelsea are the winners of the Masters Football
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#5538
(Original post by Kuz)
Lol! I always found master's football patronising. In my opinon just doesn't look dignified.
Lol! I always found master's football patronising. In my opinon just doesn't look dignified.
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#5539
anyone know what the odds were on souness becoming nc manager??
karkouri scored for morrocco against tunisia and got them the draw.
''theres only one el karkouri''
he is a Charlton Athletic defender
karkouri scored for morrocco against tunisia and got them the draw.
''theres only one el karkouri''
he is a Charlton Athletic defender
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