Personally don’t see the debate here, surely he had to do that?Hendo wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51090816
Interesting one from the Copa del Rey final.
Not sure how I feel about it, if it was a Reading player - you probably say its great and if it happened against you - you would probably be pretty aggrieved.
He did, but with only 5 minutes to go in extra time, I don’t think the advantage of having 1 extra player could play out to Athletico’s favour that much. Yes, the player could’ve missed the 1-on-1 but I would just feel a bit aggrieved if that had happened against Reading, in a playoff final, for example.URZZZZ wrote:Personally don’t see the debate here, surely he had to do that?Hendo wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51090816
Interesting one from the Copa del Rey final.
Not sure how I feel about it, if it was a Reading player - you probably say its great and if it happened against you - you would probably be pretty aggrieved.
Not sure they would have been - as the exact equivalent would be him being tripped (not tackled) but having say the full back covering who is well placed to tackle him - so no guarantee a try would have been scored.Hendo wrote:He did, but with only 5 minutes to go in extra time, I don’t think the advantage of having 1 extra player could play out to Athletico’s favour that much. Yes, the player could’ve missed the 1-on-1 but I would just feel a bit aggrieved if that had happened against Reading, in a playoff final, for example.URZZZZ wrote:Personally don’t see the debate here, surely he had to do that?Hendo wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51090816
Interesting one from the Copa del Rey final.
Not sure how I feel about it, if it was a Reading player - you probably say its great and if it happened against you - you would probably be pretty aggrieved.
I know they’re two different sports and I don’t like being rugby into a football conversation but if that had been in a rugby game, Real Madrid would’ve been awarded a penalty try.
AgreedStranded wrote:Not sure they would have been - as the exact equivalent would be him being tripped (not tackled) but having say the full back covering who is well placed to tackle him - so no guarantee a try would have been scored.Hendo wrote:He did, but with only 5 minutes to go in extra time, I don’t think the advantage of having 1 extra player could play out to Athletico’s favour that much. Yes, the player could’ve missed the 1-on-1 but I would just feel a bit aggrieved if that had happened against Reading, in a playoff final, for example.URZZZZ wrote:
Personally don’t see the debate here, surely he had to do that?
I know they’re two different sports and I don’t like being rugby into a football conversation but if that had been in a rugby game, Real Madrid would’ve been awarded a penalty try.
The Real defender would have felt he had no choice but to do it and it is probably one of the last grey areas in the sport where in very specific circumstance the offending team benefits - if he had done that 15 mins earlier then I doubt we would even be having this conversation.
Is it free? Or rather, included in the Sky package..? Even sometimes?Winston Biscuit wrote:Also dont forget FreeSports on Sky which shows some decent games sometimes. Usually Portuguese but this weekend they are showing La Liga and Serie A
There is at least one game that is only available to view for free if you're in Ireland.Winston Biscuit wrote:La Liga TV UK launches this weekend somewhere on Sky. Its pay per view but for the first weekend (or 2?) Its free
Also dont forget FreeSports on Sky which shows some decent games sometimes. Usually Portuguese but this weekend they are showing La Liga and Serie A
I haven't really looked into it much but my initial impression of LLTVUK is that it sounds sh*tesandman wrote:There is at least one game that is only available to view for free if you're in Ireland.Winston Biscuit wrote:La Liga TV UK launches this weekend somewhere on Sky. Its pay per view but for the first weekend (or 2?) Its free
Also dont forget FreeSports on Sky which shows some decent games sometimes. Usually Portuguese but this weekend they are showing La Liga and Serie A
Sorry being a bit of a div (as usual etc). Madrid Sevilla isn't on in Britain because of the no televised games between 3.00 and 5.00 rules.sandman wrote:There is at least one game that is only available to view for free if you're in Ireland.Winston Biscuit wrote:La Liga TV UK launches this weekend somewhere on Sky. Its pay per view but for the first weekend (or 2?) Its free
Also dont forget FreeSports on Sky which shows some decent games sometimes. Usually Portuguese but this weekend they are showing La Liga and Serie A
He's ridiculous, isn't he? 31 in 23 games now this season, with a goal every 48 minutes. I'd like to see Norway make it through the Euro 2020 play-offs just to see him at the tournament.Winston Biscuit wrote:20 minute hat-trick!
he is an absolute monsterSanguine wrote:He's ridiculous, isn't he? 31 in 23 games now this season, with a goal every 48 minutes. I'd like to see Norway make it through the Euro 2020 play-offs just to see him at the tournament.Winston Biscuit wrote:20 minute hat-trick!
Dortmund still turn a €40m profit on that though.Winston Biscuit wrote:he is an absolute monsterSanguine wrote:He's ridiculous, isn't he? 31 in 23 games now this season, with a goal every 48 minutes. I'd like to see Norway make it through the Euro 2020 play-offs just to see him at the tournament.Winston Biscuit wrote:20 minute hat-trick!
if it is true that he has a €60M buy out clause in his contract (kicking in from June 2021 i think) then he is going to have his pick of clubs too
They do indeed (minus wages and any extra's). My point was that €60M is nothing to the worlds top clubs, so if he still looks this good in 18 months time then he can pretty much choose who he wants to play forHendo wrote:Dortmund still turn a €40m profit on that though.Winston Biscuit wrote:he is an absolute monsterSanguine wrote:
He's ridiculous, isn't he? 31 in 23 games now this season, with a goal every 48 minutes. I'd like to see Norway make it through the Euro 2020 play-offs just to see him at the tournament.
if it is true that he has a €60M buy out clause in his contract (kicking in from June 2021 i think) then he is going to have his pick of clubs too
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