He stood his ground once he was underneath De Gea. So it was a foul.
That doesn't make sense. Nowhere in rules does it say you can't stand still on a football field.
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He stood his ground once he was underneath De Gea. So it was a foul.
its a foul, if he's not there de gea lands with the ball safely in his handsThat doesn't make sense. Nowhere in rules does it say you can't stand still on a football field.
Watch it again. Welbeck's feet actually never stop moving. He's trying to take him out and does. Clear foul.That doesn't make sense. Nowhere in rules does it say you can't stand still on a football field.
It might be different if Welbeck was trying to head it but he's just run under him and taken him out. I really don't get the uproar.its a foul, if he's not there de gea lands with the ball safely in his hands
and gareth southgate is a fraud
Never a foul in a million years, De Gea made a right mess of it, you can't have Ref's protecting Keepers from their own poor play.He stood his ground once he was underneath De Gea. So it was a foul.
how is it a foul, he's got two hands on the ball before the welbeck incidentNever a foul in a million years, De Gea made a right mess of it, you can't have Ref's protecting Keepers from their own poor play.
Spain were lucky, England more than matched them over the 90, comical set piece defending cost them.
Having someone step underneath of you in the air so you land sideways isn't poor keeper play mate. It's getting fouled.Never a foul in a million years, De Gea made a right mess of it, you can't have Ref's protecting Keepers from their own poor play.
Spain were lucky, England more than matched them over the 90, comical set piece defending cost them.
Clear obstruction for me. If it is in the outfield it is a foul all day.Watch it again. Welbeck's feet actually never stop moving. He's trying to take him out and does. Clear foul.
Two hands and totally out of control of his body, Welbeck did nothing wrong, De Gea's momentum took him over him and he spilled the ball, you can't ask players to step out the way for Keepers.how is it a foul, he's got two hands on the ball before the welbeck incident
only reason the ball gets loose is because of welbeck
You're right players shouldn't have to move out of the way. The problem is Welbeck intentionally moved into the way. Which is why it was a foul. His momentum would have been fine if he didn't get flipped over.Two hands and totally out of control of his body, Welbeck did nothing wrong, De Gea's momentum took him over him and he spilled the ball, you can't ask players to step out the way for Keepers.
It was a classic case of over protecting the Keeper when he's made an arse of it.You're right players shouldn't have to move out of the way. The problem is Welbeck intentionally moved into the way. Which is why it was a foul. His momentum would have been fine if he didn't get flipped over.