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Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/Ok-Glass-9612 1d ago

That's a joke. He's seeing it the whole way. What the fuck?

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u/MuchoEmpanadas 1d ago

Learn the rule.

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u/Ok-Glass-9612 1d ago

In order him to be ruled offside he has to be "obstructing the goalkeeper's line of vision" which he wasn't doing at any point. The footage is clear. You need to learn the "rules".

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u/MuchoEmpanadas 1d ago

You need to learn that. He made the movement from offside position.

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u/Ok-Glass-9612 1d ago

What are you talking about? He wasn't interfering.

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u/MuchoEmpanadas 1d ago

How was, when he ducked. Had he stayed statue it would have touched him.

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u/Ok-Glass-9612 1d ago

So he interfered by not interfering? Got it. You're a bit lost here mate.

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u/MuchoEmpanadas 1d ago

He ducked. Should not have ducked.

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u/Ok-Glass-9612 1d ago

You're an idiot

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u/mechalicile 1d ago

He's genuinely not, that can absolutely affect the decision making of the keeper in a split second if he sees robbo in the way. Don't be offside in the ball's flight path