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Are you sure you are not watching the fishing channel?...and now..."its like shooting fish in a barrel"
Are you sure you are not watching the fishing channel?...and now..."its like shooting fish in a barrel"
There's a glimmer of hope for Scotland the way the Denmark game is going.Are you sure you are not watching the fishing channel?![]()
More than a glimmer I would say.There's a glimmer of hope for Scotland the way the Denmark game is going.
They have a similar thing in Rugby.Watching the U-17 world cup...England v Korea.
Great slick football on show from both sides and a solid 2-0 win for our Young Lions who were pushed all the way by a very lively and technically proficient Korean team.
They are not operating VAR but both coaches have two Video Support (VS) cards. If they want a review of an incident the coach hands a card to the 4th official (a bit like playing your joker in It's a Knockout) who alerts the referee. The ref and the 4th official then go over to the pitch-side monitor, review the incident together and make their decision and communicate it to the coaches. If the VS review is upheld then the coach gets given his "review card" back, otherwise, the review is lost.
England had a review when Heskey (yes...Emile's son...looks quite lively and if he develops could be, in modern parlance, a proper baller) was through down the middle and brought down but the ref concluded (rightly in my opinion) that two other defenders in close attendance were close enough that they'd have made it tough for Heskey to get a clear shot on goal. Review took slightly longer than it should have done but it worked well.
Korea also used a review late on in the game wanting a red card for an England player stepping across an attacker and firmly blocking him off with a solid shoulder. Again the ref and 4th official reached the right decision (the Koreans thought there was an elbow involved) a bit more quickly this time.
According to the FIFA website...FVS (Football Video Support) was developed following numerous requests from Member Associations for an alternative, cost-effective way of using technology to support match officials. Unlike the video assistant referee (VAR) system, FVS does not involve dedicated video match officials, and therefore not all match-changing incidents are checked. Instead, the onus falls on the respective head coaches, who are allowed to make a limited number of review requests per game when they feel that there has been a clear and obvious error in relation to a goal, a penalty decision, a direct red card incident or a case of mistaken identity. Players can also recommend that their coaches request a review.
Football Video Support (FVS) was successfully trialled last year at the FIFA Womenās U-20 World Cup⢠in Colombia and the FIFA Womenās U-17 World Cup⢠in the Dominican Republic. This year, it has already been confirmed that it will be used at the FIFA U-20 World Cup⢠in Chile and the FIFA U-17 Womenās World Cup⢠in Morocco in addition to the U-17 showpiece in Qatar.
It is in desperate need of Jordan Henderson...Currently, one of the worst England performances I can remember.
Absolutely dreadful!
Thoughts on Bellingham appreciated.Not the greatest game but it was a dead rubber and a banana skin. To win that 2-0 is excellent.
Won the group with 8 wins out of 8
Scored 22 goals
Conceded 0
That's some record and all the while a new manager is bedding in.
I'm very pleased with what Tuchel is doing. He's realised fairly quickly we're a much better side with wingers and it also brings the best out of Kane. He won't be cramming the big names in because he's too scared to leave them out like Southgate. He's a proper manager who can coach players and doesn't rely on individual quality.
Will we win the World Cup? Who knows but we've got a better chance than with Southgate. Although I bet we now get a tough group and no luck in the draws![]()
Yea and to think someone called him a donkeyThatās why Kane stays on the field![]()
Thoughts on Bellingham appreciated.![]()
Agree I think he tries to do to much.Difficult one that!
You'd say he's one of 3 players looking for the role behind Kane but he's not really done enough to cement the spot. Bellingham, Foden and Palmer is a ridiculous pick though. They would all get into any team in the world IMO.
I'd favour Bellingham on football ability but I think he's got a bit of an ego which isn't going down too well with Tuchel. The all round choice would be Palmer. Still plenty of time before the WC to see how things go....
Your view?
Over-rated and full of himself.Thoughts on Bellingham appreciated.![]()
Odds on him picking up an injury just before the tournament?Thatās why Kane stays on the field![]()
Over-rated and full of himself.
Didn't have Sandro Tonali in the team.What is going on with the Italians?
Done 4-1 at home by Norway.
Failed to make the last 2 world cups and looking iffy for this one but won the Euros in between.
Just not a good side anymore or been a bit unlucky? Or something else?