QUOTE(air_mood @ Jul 13 2010, 04:56 PM)
Which was why I was surprised when he didn't go down after Puyol fouled him. The Robben we all knew would have and it was a clear foul anyway as Puyol has his hands across Robben.
Might have been harsh. but the rules states that Ramos prevented him from a goalscoring opportunity did he?? It was barge into Ozil's leg. Irregardless, it should have been a peno at the very least, that is definite. A sending off, well it can go either way.
You can't say that Ramos could only avoid it if he had completely stopped. Just because he didn't mean it, doesn't mean it wasn't a foul. Let's take for an example the fleet footed wingers. Robben at his best for Chelski had a very bad injury because he got caught by Aaron Mokoena. Mokoena of course apologised afterwards saying that he mistimed as Robben was too quick for him. Mokoena's fault not Robben for being too quick. Same case for Ramos here. Because Ozil made a sudden turn which collided with Ramos' current momentum, it's still a foul as he was denying Ozil a goalscoring opportunity. He probably didn't mean it but just because he had good intentions and didn't mean it, doesn't mean it was a non foul.
Firstly it was not a clear cut goal scoring opportunity. Ozil wasn't even in a position to pull the trigger yet and there was another defender there.Might have been harsh. but the rules states that Ramos prevented him from a goalscoring opportunity did he?? It was barge into Ozil's leg. Irregardless, it should have been a peno at the very least, that is definite. A sending off, well it can go either way.
You can't say that Ramos could only avoid it if he had completely stopped. Just because he didn't mean it, doesn't mean it wasn't a foul. Let's take for an example the fleet footed wingers. Robben at his best for Chelski had a very bad injury because he got caught by Aaron Mokoena. Mokoena of course apologised afterwards saying that he mistimed as Robben was too quick for him. Mokoena's fault not Robben for being too quick. Same case for Ramos here. Because Ozil made a sudden turn which collided with Ramos' current momentum, it's still a foul as he was denying Ozil a goalscoring opportunity. He probably didn't mean it but just because he had good intentions and didn't mean it, doesn't mean it was a non foul.
Secondly Ozil's turn did not collide with Ramos' momentum. Ozil actually turned away from Ramos who was running alongside him initially. By turning away his left foot sort of stuck out and Ramos sort of tripped over it. You can watch replays of it over again.
First time I saw it I thought the ref made the right call cause Ramos didn't stick a leg out to tackle. Replays showed there was contact but as I said it's understandable why the ref dismissed it.
We can argue over 50-50 incidents over and over again without ever coming to a conclusion. So might as well just let it go.
Jul 13 2010, 05:13 PM
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