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*Official* English Football Season 2005-06

bugssy

bugssy

Cricketer Of The Year
go liverpool watched the game today and after 5 straight all be it not the greatest apponents but we are in 4th place, about time. however crouch still yet to score..............
 
steds

steds

Hall of Fame Member
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I knew that would happen.
 
Craig

Craig

World Traveller
Real Madrid have now sacked their 5th coach in 2 and a half years, and they way it is going who would want to manage them? They get rid of their best defensive and holding midfield players for more attackers and looks what happens? Although that is hardly Luxemburgo's fault.

And I bet Vicente Del Bosque is sitting their laughing...
 
Barney Rubble

Barney Rubble

International Coach
Craig said:
Real Madrid have now sacked their 5th coach in 2 and a half years, and they way it is going who would want to manage them? They get rid of their best defensive and holding midfield players for more attackers and looks what happens? Although that is hardly Luxemburgo's fault.

And I bet Vicente Del Bosque is sitting their laughing...
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Real Madrid aren't a football club any more, they're a breeding ground for laziness and arrogance - if they're not careful they're going to destroy one of the world's most talented young players in Robinho.
 
T

Tom Halsey

International Coach
Scaly piscine said:
Brace yourself folks...











Crouch scored
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In all fairness though, the first one should have been an own goal by the 'keeper, how can you give Crouch the goal for the 'keeper punching it in his own net?
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Tom Halsey said:
In all fairness though, the first one should have been an own goal by the 'keeper, how can you give Crouch the goal for the 'keeper punching it in his own net?
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There seems a thing in football where everyone wants to award own goals for almost anything. The ball was going towards the goal before it hit anyone and after it hit the defender so it's Crouch's goal. The amount of blame apportioned to the keeper, defender or whoever is irrelevant.

I don't know who you'd award it to tho if the shot was going towards goal, it hit the defender and was going wide and *then* the keeper punched it in.
 
marc71178

marc71178

Eyes not spreadsheets
Scaly piscine said:
There seems a thing in football where everyone wants to award own goals for almost anything. The ball was going towards the goal before it hit anyone and after it hit the defender so it's Crouch's goal. The amount of blame apportioned to the keeper, defender or whoever is irrelevant.
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That was a clear own goal - one of the most obvious seen in years.
 
Barney Rubble

Barney Rubble

International Coach
Tom Halsey said:
In all fairness though, the first one should have been an own goal by the 'keeper, how can you give Crouch the goal for the 'keeper punching it in his own net?
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How can you give Crouch the goal after it looped about three miles in the air off a defender's leg is my question. The keeper would never have had trouble catching it had it not gone sky-high before dropping over his head. If the shot hadn't been half-blocked who knows what could have happened? You certainly can't be sure enough to call it Crouch's goal.
 
Scaly piscine

Scaly piscine

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Barney Rubble said:
How can you give Crouch the goal after it looped about three miles in the air off a defender's leg is my question. The keeper would never have had trouble catching it had it not gone sky-high before dropping over his head. If the shot hadn't been half-blocked who knows what could have happened? You certainly can't be sure enough to call it Crouch's goal.
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Oh right, so lets award any slightly deflected goals or goals where the keeper has dropped a clanger as an own goal then shall we...
 
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