bleedblue1223
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He's not supposed to put his leg that high in the air. It's against the rules, plain and simple. Incredibly reckless play by Mane and a deserved red.
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He's not supposed to put his leg that high in the air. It's against the rules, plain and simple. Incredibly reckless play by Mane and a deserved red.
Why is Klavan starting in such an important game?
He has a right to the ball. Mane has to put his leg up to play the ball. Ederson was equally reckless and he got hurt.
Exactly.
He didn't not have to do what he did. Ederson was not equally reckless.
He has a right to the ball. Mane has to put his leg up to play the ball. Ederson was equally reckless and he got hurt.
Mane has a right to the ball. He is 5'8", where else is he supposed to put his leg in order to play the ball?
Mane is 5'8". Ederson is 6'3" and leading with his head. Mane doesn't see him . Where is Mane supposed to put his leg? That's why it's head height. Let's not pretend Ederson got karate kicked.
I don't agree and that's okay.
Ederson comes off his line recklessly and aggressively which is his style but he put himself in danger and he got caught.
Does Mane not have a right to go for that ball?
He in no way "has to" put his leg 6 feet in the air to play the ball. In fact he explicitly isn't supposed to do that. He could have let it drop further before playing it or been in a better spot to get under it to head/chest it. It's against the rules to do what he did, why is that so hard to grasp?
Ederson wasn't equally reckless. If they had simply collided and Ederson got hurt, I'd put more of the blame on him for coming way out for sure. He was kicked in the face though, so he in no way gets half the blame for that.
If you have to put your foot that high and risk the safety of everyone else on the pitch to challenge for the ball maybe you shouldn't challenge for the ball in that situation.He has a right to the ball. Mane has to put his leg up to play the ball. Ederson was equally reckless and he got hurt.
If you have to put your foot that high and risk the safety of everyone else on the pitch to challenge for the ball maybe you shouldn't challenge for the ball in that situation.
Mane is potential 1v1 with the keeper, whom he doesn't see. He isn't going to play that with his head there when he beat the defense. It was a complete accident. Ederson comes out head first, and drops his head. Head meets foot.
I don't agree. And that's fine.
He has to put his foot high because he is trying to play a ball that he has the right to. It's not his fault that the keeper is six inches taller than him and has his head down.
NO ONE IS SAYING THIS WAS INTENTIONAL.
It's reckless to kick that high and it's against the rules. If he can't play the ball without kicking that high, he shouldn't be trying to play the ball. It was a reckless challenge and a deserved red. You don't know he didn't see Ederson either, and I find it hard to believe he didn't with the angle of approach. I highly doubt Mane's peripheral vision is so bad he couldn't see him coming at all.
Do you know what peripheral vision is? Being totally focused on the ball is not the same as not being able to see any of your surroundings.
I think Clatterberg knows better than either of us