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Old 11-06-2010, 09:05 AM   #31 (permalink)
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Probably not but I don't think it was anywhere near close to going in.
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Would the offside have mattered if he hadn't touched the ball? Looked to be going in as scaly said.
nope, he wouldn't have been interfering with play if he'd missed it, love when pros don't know the rules though, he clearly thought it was okay coz of the guy on the line, well done Carlos
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Don't think it was going in.

Good first half. Mexican keeper looks pretty uncomfortable with high-ish balls.
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Probably not but I don't think it was anywhere near close to going in.


Oh I agree with that, but it's funnier to think otherwise
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I know int football is not always about the best football but what would be the quality of these two teams.

I reckon Mexico is like a mid table premiership side in quality SA maybe bottom of the table side.
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Think the linesman has probably been the best on the pitch tbh...
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Haha, it is.
I think his thought process would've been more "Just stick this in the back of the net and hope the lino gets it wrong". Or at the very least "If I leave this we gain nothing, if I gamble at least there's a chance".
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Don't think it was going in.

Good first half. Mexican keeper looks pretty uncomfortable with high-ish balls.
yeah quite small for a goalie
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It was going inside the far post by a yard and some change. Straight from the head it was going wide but it curled inwards . The fact that the guy smashed it in from inches out with his left foot should tell you something.
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SA looking better now
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Great goal. Phenomenal finish.
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Mexico play so naive football...

Ah well, can't get angry about losing points in the tipping for a change.
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Old 11-06-2010, 09:19 AM   #45 (permalink)
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Haha, that's an awesome strike.
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