I thought the one in the first half was close as well
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I thought both decisions were right.
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No, ball in from the left and side-footed into bottom corner, unless I dreamed it !!Was that when he hammered it over?
No, ball in from the left and side-footed into bottom corner, unless I dreamed it !!
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No, ball in from the left and side-footed into bottom corner, unless I dreamed it !!
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Highlights confirm that the first was offside, even though Armstrong tied to do a little jink to get himself onside. Second also looks offside but would need to freeze frame.
Just watched, first was offside, second wasnt I dont think. The player by Fortune was playing him on
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Just watched, first was offside, second wasnt I dont think. The player by Fortune was playing him on
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not sure how you can call it from simply looking at the provided photos, making allowances for angles.
First decision - Offside. Relects poorly on Armstrong. Especially as he can use the 22 as a guide.
https://twitter.com/CJ_covblaze/status/706444729941172224
Second decision - Offside. At first glance I thought he was at least level but after seeing it a couple of times his knee and head are ahead of the last man. The lines from the mower make it a bit clearer.
https://twitter.com/CJ_covblaze/status/706444832277979137
To be honest, if we can't make our minds up and have to freeze frame and 1 frame/0.1 second is the difference between looking offside or looking onside, then it really isn't that bad a decision by the linesman by the naked eye.
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