Definitely, would be so entertaining
Champions League 2022/23 - Matchday 6 - 1/2 November
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Lloris keeping spurs in game
Does that apply for different competitions?
Certainly Kvatbsgxytrwplkmytia looks a prospect.
Spurs are awful
True, I just checked your bench and it's... pretty poor up front.
This is a false equivalence. Again, players have a right to bring their hands up to protect their head. So long as it doesn't make their body bigger, it's allowed and it simply can't be handball
It would be a bit dodgy if it didn’t?
They could easily add wording to allow players to handball to protect themselves but they haven’t. Raise your hands to protect your face and it’s a deliberate handball and I’ve never seen it not given before.
That's what they looked at. But no, hands are right in front of his face when the ball hits
Fans gather in front of the visiting team hotel late at night with flares, drums, trumpets... Being very loud for few hours, to keep the away team players awake, thus tired next day during the game. I did it few times when I was younger. Ah, good old days..This is an occurring thing that happens all the time, what’s it meant to achieve?
That would imply your brain is less at risk, so long as you play in a different competition. Football’s generally done an awful job around concussion but that would be a new low!
I think Liverpool’s midfield looks like breaking..
Everyone else delighted we dont need to worry about Atletico? I certainly am.
Still need someone to take out Sevilla
Rangers... a disgrace.
Look at where players in the wall put their arms
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Absolutely. But i would not be totally surprised with "We have our rules in England. feck Uefa"
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The same law applies. If it’s close then it won’t be given but any distance at all then it’s a pen. If you protect your face but it hits your arm then it’s a pen no matter what, funnily enough.
How they playing? Sky's live text is bloody embarrassing so it's hard to gauge.
I call him Kvarat, which means quarter.
Or just plain and simple Kvaradona.
Rangers
Is it a rule, or you just made it up?
A silly goal to concede for Frankfurt, but they have been quite disappointing today anyway.
Salah’s finished..
... bad?
Marseille are rinsing Spurs down the left side
Stop swearing!!!
No. Handball is NEVER a foul if it's ball to body(as in, ball hits player in the arm) and the arm does not increase volume
How do you define "very close"? That ball travelled 10m.
Okay. You think it's penalty - it wasn't and it isn't. We've come to a conclusion here.
They’re doing okay, pretty even but get the feeling Napoli will start winning the midfield battle..
Not terrible but Napoli getting physical
Can Spurs end in EL, and do we want them in EL?
Regarding Son; i read that protocol states that he must be out for two weeks. That can't be right.
It is a rule, at least informally. Again, if it weren't players in the wall would not put their arms up