What did he do which suggested he cheated in anyway? That was 100% VAR related.That wasn't a penalty. Jota's a little cheat.
He changed direction, ran into the goalkeeper. "Bought it" or whatever we're calling it these days. Vardy's really good at it too.What did he do which suggested he cheated in anyway? That was 100% VAR related.
Nah, he was running for the ball, goalkeeper shouldn't have put his hand on his chest.He changed direction, ran into the goalkeeper. "Bought it" or whatever we're calling it these days. Vardy's really good at it too.
Haha OK.Nah, he was running for the ball, goalkeeper shouldn't have put his hand on his chest.
Would have been 2-1 anyway. Shouldn't have been a pen, Jota didn't cheat.I mean literally the first match report I look at
The flagging Jota couldn’t quite bring the ball under control. But as Guaita closed in, he had an even better idea.
It was a terrible decision by referee Kevin Friend, who even with the benefit of his own eyes, the VAR and several replays failed to spot that Jota had veered to the right in order to engineer a collision with Guaita, who could do little about it.
Good in the Portuguese League , prob best player in the league this season before Xmas . Pacy wide attacker/ winger. Likes a shot on goal. Of course how that may translate to the EPL is always an issue but potentially a good signing .Luiz Diaz
Indeed. Spurs seemed keen on him and (league aside) he scores goals.Good in the Portuguese League , prob best player in the league this season before Xmas . Pacy wide attacker/ winger. Likes a shot on goal. Of course how that may translate to the EPL is always an issue but potentially a good signing .
Spurs were also interested in Traore but got neither. I like him , hope he does well.Indeed. Spurs seemed keen on him and (league aside) he scores goals.
Klopp will raise his game to PL level. He is joining a pretty happy club with a strong squad comaradary and support.I know you can't tell too much from YouTube highlight reels but he looks quick with a good shot on him. Needs to cut out the "nicking it oast the defender at the last moment" stuff though, he'll get found out by better defenders than he's used to.
Very few kids born in the La Guajira region actually have. To this day, it remains one of the most neglected areas by the Colombian government - where 4,770 Wayuu children died from malnutrition between 2008 and 2016.
The humanitarian crisis still persists and has drawn attention from organisations such as the United Nations and Human Rights Watch.
When 'Pocillo' Diaz first met the young winger in 2015, the coach was astonished by how underweight he looked.
Seeing as Figo is Portuguese, not Columbian, and played for Sporting Lisbon, not Porto I am pretty sure that Diaz is not the next Figo.Have Liverpool signed 'the next Figo'?
Luis Diaz coms from a neglected corner of Colombia where malnutrition is a major problem yet he has emerged as one of the most exciting talents in Europe.www.bbc.co.uk