Ha hascarletjim wrote:Well, let her have a go at typing then, she can't be any worse than you. Only joking mate.dilwar wrote:
I am watching the goals honest! She's 8 weeks old and being a real pain today!
At least I know which WEEK it is!
Have to agree with the Ronaldo comment, he got a touch, possibly a shot in and it went to neville , although may have got a touch off hibbert.Hammertime wrote:Looking at a different angle at the Neville OG, I think Ronaldo should get a KC as his second touch was goalbound when Neville slashed it in, but everyone has him and it doesn't make any difference
Also don't think it's been mentioned about Joey Barton's missed penalty for anyone who hasn't seen the highlights, so a minus 3 for him.
Wasn't the original deflection off Hreidersson, then another Charlton player thried to scramble it away and kicked it in his own net, but the OG was given to Hreidersson as the ball was going in before the second player kicked it (I'm not 100% sure)Striker wrote:Bram: I only saw the Hreidersson own goal once but surely the ball was deflected significantly by another Charlton player onto Hreidersson. It appeard to have been sufficient to have negated the KC's had Hreidersson been a Blackburn player, so why not negate them in this case?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGHHHH,.. that's a horrible thing to read,.. just about had a seizureHammertime wrote: Also don't think it's been mentioned about Joey Barton's missed penalty for anyone who hasn't seen the highlights, so a minus 3 for him.
Bramernic wrote:OK, a brief explanation on why I think some KCs will be given and why others probably won't be.
Hreidarsson og: The commentator said it deflected off El Karkouri, but looking at the replays the touch was extremely slight if at all. It looked like the ball just went through his legs. More likely is that it bounced off both of Hreidarsson's legs. That's why I think the preceeding KCs will be given.
Neville og: At least one and possibly two defenders knocked the ball before Neville touched it in and the direction significantly changed, so I'd say there's no chance of a KC.
Rooney: Although the angle of the change in direction caused by Carsley's head wasn't great, if the ball had continued on it's original path it definitely wouldn't have reached Rooney, so in terms of the actual goal scored, the defender intervention was significant.
makes absolutely no difference where adebayor scored from. its how influential the pass was. what about a ball to adebayor who picks it up in the centre circle and then scores from in the d - would that be a KC?!Judio wrote:Adebayor was in the D when he scored
So it will be aKC for Fabregas
Arsenal 3-1 Fulham
Baptista (Adebayor)
Davies (-)
Adebayor (Fabregas)
Silva (Hleb)
it makes all the difference. in TFF KC's are usually only given for goals scored inside the box. The D is considered inside the box.squirter wrote:makes absolutely no difference where adebayor scored from. its how influential the pass was. what about a ball to adebayor who picks it up in the centre circle and then scores from in the d - would that be a KC?!Judio wrote:Adebayor was in the D when he scored
So it will be aKC for Fabregas
Arsenal 3-1 Fulham
Baptista (Adebayor)
Davies (-)
Adebayor (Fabregas)
Silva (Hleb)
show me the rule that mentions KC's depending on whether the goal is scored from inside the box or not.brogie wrote:it makes all the difference. in TFF KC's are usually only given for goals scored inside the box. The D is considered inside the box.squirter wrote:makes absolutely no difference where adebayor scored from. its how influential the pass was. what about a ball to adebayor who picks it up in the centre circle and then scores from in the d - would that be a KC?!Judio wrote:Adebayor was in the D when he scored
So it will be aKC for Fabregas
Arsenal 3-1 Fulham
Baptista (Adebayor)
Davies (-)
Adebayor (Fabregas)
Silva (Hleb)