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13 minutes ago, Jattdogg said:

Go back to sleep mate  its too feckin cold out to do anything including watching the footy in a heated home that early lol.

 

 

It's just habit for me to get up for the 7:30 match, no matter who's playing.

 

I'm sure I'll drift off during the next match :ph34r:

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Posted
Just now, StanSP said:

Surely it's interference? Walton thinks he doesn't? The ball is literally played to him and he runs towards it lol

Mental isn't it, Akanji easily covers off Fernandes if he isn't tracking Rashford

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Guest Lcfc82
Posted

If the rules now mean that’s onside they need changing back again. Absolute nonsense

Posted

For me Rashfords run affects the positioning of Akanji. Ok Akanji isn’t tight on him but he’s wary of him and doesn’t commit to going over to deal with Rat face.

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Guest Lcfc82
Posted
1 minute ago, Corky said:

He ran towards the ball, how was he not interfereing?

Moved towards it and basically stood with it at his feet

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72% possession, 0 Shots on target midweek.

70% possession, 1 Shot on target today. (Albeit they scored from it)

 

We live in world where this is lauded and people aspire to play in such a way.

 

The games gone.

Posted
Just now, Corky said:

He ran towards the ball, how was he not interfereing?

Said the law was changed to cover it only being offside if you touch the ball. So you can be off and hold off a defender and it’s fine as long as you don’t touch the ball. Needs changing. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Lcfc82 said:

Moved towards it and basically stood with it at his feet

Yeah. If he'd stood still and let the ball through then fair enough but he got involved in the play.

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