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Feb 16 2016 04:10pm
Quote (umade @ 16 Feb 2016 23:02)
Committing GAVE him the angle. I understand what you're saying and, say, if it was a 1 on 1 straight on, it's always better to commit and come out. But that far to the side, Cavani cannot possibly shoot the ball into the net unless you give him a hole by coming out and lifting one of your legs.


Ivanovic, Cahill & especially Baba gave Cavani all the time he would have needed to even cut inside without being pressured... imo Courtois does the right thing... should have just kept his legs closed :D

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Feb 16 2016 04:52pm
enjoyable game tonight ^_^

lol that discussion about courtois
nothing he can do there imo

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Quote (umade @ 16 Feb 2016 23:02)
Committing GAVE him the angle. I understand what you're saying and, say, if it was a 1 on 1 straight on, it's always better to commit and come out. But that far to the side, Cavani cannot possibly shoot the ball into the net unless you give him a hole by coming out and lifting one of your legs.


i think you're blaming the wrong part of his reaction, sry. the WAY he committed gave him the angle, not committing itself. sure, the chance of having at least one leg in the air while rushing towards a player is higher than while pretending to be the 3rd goal post but it's still the right choice - even from that angle...

i'll try to explain what i mean by giving you a realistic everyday scenario:
imagine a terrorist threw a grenade into your kid's room (let me quickly explain why: your kid drew a picture of you eating a banana after not having shaved for 3 weeks - but let's be honest here, your kid isn't exactly van gogh and to the terrorist it looks like a picture of the prophet mohammed sucking a d*ck. so naturally, he decides that the only way to restore justice, honor and peace in this world is to violently murder the kid...) but i digress, back to the situation: you expertly judge that there's not enough time to grab your kid, leave the room and get within a safe distance between you and the grenade, so you choose to just throw it back. unfortunately, you're not exactly *whoever the van gogh of throwing stuff is* and you're understandably a tad unsettled - so you mess up the throw, hit the window frame and the grenade bounces back, right into your kid's bed where it explodes and instantly transforms you and your kid into bloody goo on the wall. would it have landed in the bed without your messed up throw? no, it wouldn't - you're right about that part. were there all sorts of possible (and even more likely) bad outcomes had you decided to do nothing? for sure. was it still the right DECISION trying to throw the grenade back? most definitely! see? that's why goalkeepers commit and rush out. to save innocent children from terrorists, it's really simple. i rest my case...
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Feb 16 2016 05:18pm
Quote (fender @ Feb 16 2016 11:11pm)
i think you're blaming the wrong part of his reaction, sry. the WAY he committed gave him the angle, not committing itself. sure, the chance of having at least one leg in the air while rushing towards a player is higher than while pretending to be the 3rd goal post but it's still the right choice - even from that angle...

i'll try to explain what i mean by giving you a realistic everyday scenario:
imagine a terrorist threw a grenade into your kid's room (let me quickly explain why: your kid drew a picture of you eating a banana after not having shaved for 3 weeks - but let's be honest here, your kid isn't exactly van gogh and to the terrorist it looks like a picture of the prophet mohammed sucking a d*ck. so naturally, he decides that the only way to restore justice, honor and peace in this world is to violently murder the kid...) but i digress, back to the situation: you expertly judge that there's not enough time to grab your kid, leave the room and get within a safe distance between you and the grenade, so you choose to just throw it back. unfortunately, you're not exactly *whoever the van gogh of throwing stuff is* and you're understandably a tad unsettled - so you mess up the throw, hit the window frame and the grenade bounces back, right into your kid's bed where it explodes and instantly transforms you and your kid into bloody goo on the wall. would it have landed in the bed without your messed up throw? no, it wouldn't - you're right about that part. were there all sorts of possible (and even more likely) bad outcomes had you decided to do nothing? for sure. was it still the right DECISION trying to throw the grenade back? most definitely! see? that's why goalkeepers commit and rush out. to save innocent children from terrorists, it's really simple. i rest my case...


Damn. I don't even have words.

Instead, I shall follow the terrorist theme with a video I saw the other day.

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Quote (fender @ 17 Feb 2016 00:11)
i think you're blaming the wrong part of his reaction, sry. the WAY he committed gave him the angle, not committing itself. sure, the chance of having at least one leg in the air while rushing towards a player is higher than while pretending to be the 3rd goal post but it's still the right choice - even from that angle...

i'll try to explain what i mean by giving you a realistic everyday scenario:
imagine a terrorist threw a grenade into your kid's room (let me quickly explain why: your kid drew a picture of you eating a banana after not having shaved for 3 weeks - but let's be honest here, your kid isn't exactly van gogh and to the terrorist it looks like a picture of the prophet mohammed sucking a d*ck. so naturally, he decides that the only way to restore justice, honor and peace in this world is to violently murder the kid...) but i digress, back to the situation: you expertly judge that there's not enough time to grab your kid, leave the room and get within a safe distance between you and the grenade, so you choose to just throw it back. unfortunately, you're not exactly *whoever the van gogh of throwing stuff is* and you're understandably a tad unsettled - so you mess up the throw, hit the window frame and the grenade bounces back, right into your kid's bed where it explodes and instantly transforms you and your kid into bloody goo on the wall. would it have landed in the bed without your messed up throw? no, it wouldn't - you're right about that part. were there all sorts of possible (and even more likely) bad outcomes had you decided to do nothing? for sure. was it still the right DECISION trying to throw the grenade back? most definitely! see? that's why goalkeepers commit and rush out. to save innocent children from terrorists, it's really simple. i rest my case...




Off topic: What is your profession Fender? I must something of this here:

- a lawyer(or student)
- a teacher or professor
- banker
- medical student / doctor
- politican

This post was edited by schnoig2 on Feb 17 2016 01:44am
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Off topic: What is your profession Fender? I must something of this here:

- a lawyer(or student)
- a teacher or professor
- banker
- medical student / doctor
- politican



LOL
Probably works at a drugstore in Germany

This post was edited by chelsea11 on Feb 17 2016 01:53am
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Off topic: What is your profession Fender? I must something of this here:

- a lawyer(or student)
- a teacher or professor
- banker
- medical student / doctor
- politican


Quote (chelsea11 @ 17 Feb 2016 08:53)
LOL
Probably works at a drugstore in Germany


you're both wrong, i'm actually a cowboy-astronaut-millionaire...
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Feb 17 2016 02:39am
he sells fender guitars in a music shop xD

/e btw: i am a scaffold builder :)

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Quote (fender @ 17 Feb 2016 10:28)
you're both wrong, i'm actually a cowboy-astronaut-millionaire...


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I highly doubt that. :lol: :rofl:
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Feb 17 2016 03:48am
Quote (fender @ 17 Feb 2016 00:11)
i think you're blaming the wrong part of his reaction, sry. the WAY he committed gave him the angle, not committing itself. sure, the chance of having at least one leg in the air while rushing towards a player is higher than while pretending to be the 3rd goal post but it's still the right choice - even from that angle...

i'll try to explain what i mean by giving you a realistic everyday scenario:
imagine a terrorist threw a grenade into your kid's room (let me quickly explain why: your kid drew a picture of you eating a banana after not having shaved for 3 weeks - but let's be honest here, your kid isn't exactly van gogh and to the terrorist it looks like a picture of the prophet mohammed sucking a d*ck. so naturally, he decides that the only way to restore justice, honor and peace in this world is to violently murder the kid...) but i digress, back to the situation: you expertly judge that there's not enough time to grab your kid, leave the room and get within a safe distance between you and the grenade, so you choose to just throw it back. unfortunately, you're not exactly *whoever the van gogh of throwing stuff is* and you're understandably a tad unsettled - so you mess up the throw, hit the window frame and the grenade bounces back, right into your kid's bed where it explodes and instantly transforms you and your kid into bloody goo on the wall. would it have landed in the bed without your messed up throw? no, it wouldn't - you're right about that part. were there all sorts of possible (and even more likely) bad outcomes had you decided to do nothing? for sure. was it still the right DECISION trying to throw the grenade back? most definitely! see? that's why goalkeepers commit and rush out. to save innocent children from terrorists, it's really simple. i rest my case...


:lol: :rofl:
for fucks sake, people are looking at me in the library atm :rofl:
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