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- Iain who? exactly worst piece of garbage i have heard in my entire life? two european cup finals in the space of three years, how long did it take Sir PinkNosed ferguson to win his first european...
- Michael Timbury is obviously a mug with no brains
- if any thing this proves that who ever wrote this article is racist as he clearly generalises both sets of supporters which is a racist trait
- I agree he was always a defensive coach but the point he has simply become so entrenched in his 'holier than thou' single-minded beliefs, that there is no way back. If Liverpool ever win...
- what a rubbish article
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For the first 60 minutes at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, the game looked remarkably familiar. Chelsea were passing the ball beautifully around the pitch. Wonderful movement off the ball. Using incredible amounts of imagination and creativity. Yet they couldn’t seem to score that cruci
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7 months ago
The first goal should not have stood and I am an Arsenal fan. Good article though nice comparison between what usually happens to us and today.
Dont worry too much, you fuckers will still win the league.
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I still think Chelsea is the most complete club and will win the league. One point at home from the Big Three is worrisome, but they TCB against the others better then the other three, particularly Arsenal and Liverpool, seem able to.
Congrats to the Gunners for two giant-killing performances.
7 months ago
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Q. An attacking player, bringing the ball up the field, attempts to pass the ball to his teammate, B. Player B is in an offside position. However, before the pass reaches player B, the ball deflects off a defender. The deflection ends up going directly to player B, who was in an offside position at the time of the intended pass. Is the play stopped and offside penalty assessed?
A. Offside. The deflection by the opponent does not change the fact that the player in the offside position gained an advantage from his position and was therefore actively involved in play.
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duh
it was offiside
thanks for that