GreiginFife
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When this is given as a penalty, you know the game's gone. Striker misses the ball completely, THEN collides with Ter Stegen and gets a VAR confirmed pen. Heads gone moment.
That’s stonewall, as was Kane’s. It doesn’t even matter if contact is made - Ter Stegen doesn’t get the ball and forces the striker into avoiding him or clattering him ergo it’s a penalty.When this is given as a penalty, you know the game's gone. Striker misses the ball completely, THEN collides with Ter Stegen and gets a VAR confirmed pen. Heads gone moment.
That’s stonewall, as was Kane’s. It doesn’t even matter if contact is made - Ter Stegen doesn’t get the ball and forces the striker into avoiding him or clattering him ergo it’s a penalty.
You can’t just smack into someone or make an opponent think you’re going to and say it’s ok because the ball isn’t there.All after the ball has been missed completely. Stegen's activity did not influence the striker missing the ball at the time he missed it.
You have your view, I have mine.
The difference is your view has no basis in the laws of football.All after the ball has been missed completely. Stegen's activity did not influence the striker missing the ball at the time he missed it.
You have your view, I have mine.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
- charges
- jumps at
- kicks or attempts to kick
- pushes
- strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt)
- tackles or challenges
- trips or attempts to trip
If an offence involves contact it is penalised by a direct free kick or penalty kick.
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences:
- Careless is when a player shows a lack of attention or consideration when making a challenge or acts without precaution. No disciplinary sanction is needed
- Reckless is when a player acts with disregard to the danger to, or consequences for, an opponent and must be cautioned
- Using excessive force is when a player exceeds the necessary use of force and endangers the safety of an opponent and must be sent off
- a handball offence (except for the goalkeeper within their penalty area)
- holds an opponent
- impedes an opponent with contact
Your statement in bold means absolutely nothing. If the ball was 40 yards away from Kane and a defender tripped him in the box it would still be a penalty.
I play the game every Sunday but thanks for that. ?It does, If you've played the game.
It must be clear an obvious who initiated the contact. With precedents like this, I can block the goalie on a corner, if he touches me in the slightest (a la ter stegen above) It must be an instant pen.
I play the game every Sunday but thanks for that. ?
I think Cash clearly initiated contact by sliding in from 5 yards away, personally.
Yep. I'm not sure whether or not some posters have ever played football, because some sure sound like they haven't.Kane just missed the ball and got fouled. He’s a master of the dark arts but in this incident he did nothing wrong.
Well I was a CH and hate strikers who go down screaming and clutching their other leg.
Kane has a reputation for going down easy.
But in this case I think it’s a badly timed challenge and he catches him with his trailing leg.
Kane is like other divers ,even when he gets a genuine pen people think it’s his own doing .
At the end of the day the ref and VAR are always right.![]()



No, common sense would look at the footage and see that Kane was attempting a Cruyff turn with his left heel but made a hash of it and missed the ball - then luckily got fouled to spare his blushes. Of course it should be a penalty, he's fouled the player!Apologies, I meant to a high standard.
I get see that, It's one thing players leaving their leg out when on the ball and getting tapped (tho i hate it), Kane completely disregarded the ball leaving it behind him and went towards the defender who was sliding to block a cross. Common sense would indicate that play hasn't been affected and there was no malicious intent from either party. Just play on.
Problem again stems from the FA, they aren't football people. The referee's aren't football people and those in VAR also aren't football people. Should it be a pen? No way. Do I blame Kane for trying this? No way. The game is in such a horrible state, players get crucified if they don't take every advantage they can get. As such, it's painful to watch most of the time.
No, common sense would look at the footage and see that Kane was attempting a Cruyff turn with his left heel but made a hash of it and missed the ball - then luckily got fouled to spare his blushes. Of course it should be a penalty, he's fouled the player!
I said he got it wrong, but it's obvious what he was trying to do. Watch it again, he just misses the ball with his left heel.Lol cruyff turn
Tbh just looks like he got his feet arse about face and lost control the ball.. didn't look like he was attempting to be skillful.
I said he got it wrong, but it's obvious what he was trying to do. Watch it again, he just misses the ball with his left heel.
If you can't see what's right in front of you then you're the one who looking for what they want to see. I can't make it any plainer than what's clearly in the video.Think your looking for something to justify your ends tbh
If you can't see what's right in front of you then you're the one who looking for what they want to see. I can't make it any plainer than what's clearly in the video.
Even if he had done that, I'd still be defending him as I don't think there's anything wrong with that either. But on this occasion that isn't what happened.All kane was attempting in that video was making sure contact was made with him. The ball had gone he knew it, he played for a pen. No turn.