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[1/2] Heung-min Son will be available for Tottenham Hotspur FC’s next three domestic fixtures after an independent Regulatory Commission upheld a claim of wrongful dismissal.
4-4 now. He's been ok. Given the ball away a few times when a good pass would've been dangerous, but he's also had some very positive moments. He's been one of Chelsea's better players today though.
I love that I have been watching games for decades, thousands and thousands of games, and I can still randomly watch a game and see something I have never see before. This game was beyond bonkers.Were you sweating when it was over?
That game was all kinds of crazy.
No doubt. I am a near neutral(only cheering for Chelsea because of CP) and even I cringed at that. Thing is.... both were yellows(and both already had yellows). It was the right call IMO. Still just crazy and a lot of fun to watch.I love that I have been watching games for decades, thousands and thousands of games, and I can still randomly watch a game and see something I have never see before. This game was beyond bonkers.
I can't imagine being a Ajax fan and watching your team suffer a PK and a double red card at the same time. I mean, jesus
Due to @Sinn Fein's recent bitter postings, I submit he change his username to Provos...that is all.Sinn Fein said:
The BBC feed joked about them still getting forward, with outside backs getting shots off- after going down to nine.
They created 2 or 3 real good scoring chances after it was level 4-4. Find the highlights on youtube if you get a chance.
They did. They actually had what was probably the best shot on goal after Chelsea tied it 4-4(Other than the disallowed goal that is). It looked to me like Chelsea's players all tried to play hero ball at that point and stopped moving it around smartly.
Hate that, if so. The guy had his arms pretty tight to his body on the replay I saw (on my phone)... tough PK, let alone yellow...regardless of the letter of the law these days.
Agree that it was a little harsh, especially given the setting. It was "letter of the law" though as it did stop a shot on goal.
The rest of the ratings were pretty high considering they packed four goals at home and came back after going up two men.
it is certainly a positive for the US that Pulisic is showing well both at the 10 and at the wing. Whether the coach can figure out the best system for the US is another question.
Apparently there is a better video of the walk where there are police in full riot gear lined up against the side of the walls at various points along the walk...
(Not kidding)
I agree. Pulisic has taken a step in the last month IMO. This is the most dangerous he's ever looked. He's actually a bit selfish on the ball now and looking to score first/pass second and I think that is absolutely a Lampard suggestion. I'm excited to see what heights he can reach with Chelsea and Frank coaching him the way they have.
He was getting subbed before he scored. You could see his sub on the sidelines waiting to come in on the build up to the goal.
I made a mess of the "perfect timing" comment, which was supposed to relate to the international break not the subbing.
I knew what you meant. It seems to be our bane :(
"Clear and obvious."*VAR
Just happy to get a point today vs a better team.
I don't even recall the last time two Spurs players scored on the same day in the EPL.
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