Durhamfootman wrote:Gingerfinch wrote:Any reason why the pen that Earps saved wasn't re-taken? She looked off her line. Gabby and friends are saying she wasn't but it looked like it to me.
now that I've looked again..... you've got me wondering. She did move forward off the line, but it was a very late movement. I've rewound it a few times and she did move forward just before the player struck the ball. I confess that I don't know what constitutes an offence
bigfluffylemon wrote:Durhamfootman wrote:Gingerfinch wrote:Any reason why the pen that Earps saved wasn't re-taken? She looked off her line. Gabby and friends are saying she wasn't but it looked like it to me.
now that I've looked again..... you've got me wondering. She did move forward off the line, but it was a very late movement. I've rewound it a few times and she did move forward just before the player struck the ball. I confess that I don't know what constitutes an offence
Apparently it was VAR reviewed and ok - just. When the ball is kicked, the keeper needs to have at least one foot on, or in line with, the line. Earps had started moving, but her trailing foot was still in line with the goal line (only just), so it was ok.
https://7news.com.au/sport/fifa-womens- ... c-11649935
bigfluffylemon wrote:Good lord, the BBC comments section remains a cess pool of misogyny. There seems to be a sizeable contingent out there that are appalled with the attention the women's world cup has been getting, think that women's sport is an abomination and England are terrible, and are glad they lost as maybe it will serve them right for hyping it up, or something
If you're not interested in watching it, fine. Don't watch it. Lots of people want to (the viewing figures prove that), so it's appropriate for broadcasters and the papers to cover it. Why not just live and let live rather than go out of your way to be unpleasant about it?
I must admit, I've never understood the amount of effort some people put into complaining about something they profess not to be interested in or care about...
Durhamfootman wrote:I've never signed up to this modern tendency for everyone to give everyone else a hug
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