website statistics
Jump to content

Men's Football FIFA World Cup 2018


Henry_Leon
 Share

Recommended Posts

Just now, Agger said:

 

I agree that it should have been red, but wouldn't you have done exactly the same in the situation?

Probably anyone would have gone for 'probably a goal' (penalty) rather than 'definitely a goal' (doing nothing) :p

 

It wasn't red though, there's a small distinction in the rules. He went for the ball and had a somewhat realistic chance at that. It would have been red if clearly all he could do was bring the Croatian guy down. 

.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Probably anyone would have gone for 'probably a goal' (penalty) rather than 'definitely a goal' (doing nothing) :p

 

It wasn't red though, there's a small distinction in the rules. He went for the ball and had a somewhat realistic chance at that. It would have been red if clearly all he could do was bring the Croatian guy down. 

 

But it stopped a sure goal, so it should be I think.

#banbestmen

Link to comment
Share on other sites

4 minutes ago, LDOG said:

Schmeichel did all he could but his teammates forgot their aim in the changing rooom.

 

As I said before the game, Croatia played their first real game today (because Nigeria and Argentina are joke teams), and what was seen isn't satisfactory.

 

Anyway, in a normal day they should pass Russia who are clearly weaker than Denmark.

 

Would say that Eriksens penalty was pretty good and a great save. Schöne was pretty bad but not terrible while Nicolai was without doubt a bad one

Link to comment
Share on other sites

vor 22 Minuten schrieb heywoodu:

What would you people do if you were Modric? Take the first penalty or not? After missing one to basically decide the match.

 

Hard decision :p

I think i would have taken the penalty. If they win, it doesn't matter whether he took the penalty or not. If they lose and he made his penalty, then at least he can say that he somewhat made up for his missed penalty and won't always have to ask himself whether he should have taken it. In 3 out of 4 possible outcomes taking the penalty would be the better decision in my opinion, so i think it would be better to take it.

You could also see it this way: Why did Modric take the penalty? The reason probably is that he is their best penalty-taker, so if he can get the missed penalty out of his head, he would increase their chances to advance by taking one of the penalties, so it's somewhat his duty to do it, but of course only he himself can tell whether he is able to get the missed penalty out of his head or not.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

vor 7 Minuten schrieb Agger:

 

I agree that it should have been red, but wouldn't you have done exactly the same in the situation?

Yes, so? Just because i would have done the same, it doesn't make it right.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • Italy will boycott the Azeri stage for protest against the international federation.
    • Likely for Tannheimer, quite unlikely for Galmace Paulin. She's far from being assured to even start in the WC before turning 20. Basically she'd have to get a spot this season, which could actually happen if she takes the extra-ticket at the JWCH. Anyway I don't see her making her way to gold in Oslo. Tänglander has a few seasons to do it, we'll see.       Quite surprisingly so, indeed. Barring her horrendous finish Richard would have made it 2 in one go. We should have some more names in the list in 2025.
    • There are some of Slovakia's finest young squads at the World Juniors in recent years
    • Alpine skiing also we have a lot of problems: the men's team is very weak and has been winning a few podiums a season for several years and the our best skier- Dominik Paris is 35. We still have a strong women's team but 3 of the 4 leaders are over 30 (Goggia, Brignone, Curtoni) and Bassino is 28. Another 2 years and we will have the same problem as the men's. There is basically no cross-country skiing without Pellegrino for many years, biathlon is based on 2 individuals with one of them has a 35 years. Vittozzi's injury was enough and we haven`t a single podium this season after 3 stages of the World Cup. As for 1 year to the home games the situation isn`t optimistic.
    • Hail to the Reds... Commanders. First time since 1991 Washington QB has thrown 5 TD passes in a game (which isn't all that improbable in the modern game alas Dan Snyder...)    
    • Italy is much better in alpine skiing, in The end all Nations have a Limited Talent Pool. Norway is far better than Sweden/Finland in Cross-Country skiing, alpine skiing and Biathlon, but Sweden/Finland are far better in ice Hockey.  Great Britain wins far more medals than Germany At Summer olympics, but GB is also inexistant in Winter Sports and Most popular Team Sports (Volleyball, Handball, Basketball, Ich Hockey).  
    • Thanks, great stat! Tannheimer wont turn 20 until August 2025, so she has The whole Season To Join Kristiansen and Neuner. Too Bad that she was ill this week. I think Galmace Paulin and Tänglander could also do it. I think Grotian (born 2004) is The First female Biathlete born after 1999 To make a World Cup Podium. On The Mens side multiple Athletes (Perrot, Giacomel, Uldal) have already done it.   E. Öberg was 22 and a half when she First won.  Dahlmeier was 21 and a half.   Edit: Grotian only narrowly missed The Podium in The Individual at The 2024 World Championships when she was still  19 year old.
    • Team Slovakia   Goaltenders:   Alan Lenďák (Fargo Force, USHL, ) Michal Prádel (U18 NT Project) Samuel Urban (Sioux City Musketeers, USHL, )     Defencers:   Milan Pišoja (Dukla Michalovce) Jakub Chromiak (Kitchener Rangers, OHL, ) Peter Valent (Quebec Remparts, QMJHL, ) Samuel Barcík (HK Spišská Nová Ves) Tomáš Královič (Slovan Bratislava) Luka Radivojevič (Muskegon Lumberjacks, USHL, ) Richard Baran (Des Moines Buccaneers, USHL, ) Maxim Štrbák (Michigan State University, NCAA, )         Forwards:   Matúš Vojtech (HK Liptovský Mikuláš) Tomáš Pobežal (HK Nitra) Lukáš Klečka (Sodertalje SK J20, ) Miroslav Šatan (Sioux Falls Stampede, USHL, ) Roman Kukumberg (Slovan Bratislava) František Dej (Dukla Trenčín) Adam Cedzo (HC Frýdek-Místek, ) Ján Chovan (Tappara Tampere U20, ) Róbert Fedor (Dukla Michalovce) Tobias Pitka (Victoria Grizzlies, BCHL, ) Juraj Pekarčík (Moncton Wildcats, QMJHL, ) Daniel Alexander Jenčko (University of Massachusetts, NCAA, ) Peter Císar (Fargo Force, USHL, ) Tobias Tomík (Dukla Trenčín) Dalibor Dvorský (Springfield Thunderbirds, AHL, )
    • https://www.instagram.com/stories/lisa_vittozzi/     Come back Lisa and save our season in World Championship.
×
×
  • Create New...