I take it Torres' didn't get nicked there before he fell, eh Vito? :rollani:
I suppose that's not saliva coming out of CR's mouth either
I take it Torres' didn't get nicked there before he fell, eh Vito? :rollani:
I take it you throw your head back and look like you got hit by a sniper every time you get nicked on the pitch, eh?
If we had these ref's against Slovakia, we would have had at least one more match before going home...
Your feet get knocked together in full stride, I suppose you miraculously stay on your feet
And falling requires your head to snap back and arms to flail, huh? It funny how you don't see a punch in the Italy game, but Torres fools you completely with that playacting...
Notice where the ball is. That was taken AFTER the ball was played. Therefore, inconclusive.
As for Torres, if you get clipped like that going that fast, you have the right to fall. You don't, however, have the right to flail your arms and lay on the ground for a couple minutes.
In the case of Torres, was he clipped?...The answer is pretty clear, the defender (Whether intentionally or not) gets him with his knee - in open play and in an attack, no less...Attempting to compare that to a keeper on his back in the corner of the net with an opposing player standing over him with his arm outstretched to shield him is laughable, Vito.
You're reachin' dude, big time...I get that you're gutted about Italia crashing out but pointing to that?
I think that shot was used on BBC, who are 100% certain it was offsides. It looks like the ball is off the foot of Llorente, but I believe that shot is the second it is coming off his foot...
Whether the BBC (Who made them the experts, btw?) are 100% certain or not, that photo is not a conclusive piece of evidence of that which was my point.
And I agree with It's on Man, Torres certainly acted like he was shot but to suggest he went down without contact, aka dive, is ludicrous...He was clipped but then again my brain is apparently infected