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They would and they do. Kane does this to 6ft + 13st defenders regularly. If you're pushed at that point in your leap you have no control of your landing (hence why it is outlawed in rugby).

It happens all the time but probably shouldn't. I would say it wasn't a deliberate attempt to cause injury but I am certain the defender knew he was not going to win the challenge and could have pulled out. He was comically late.

Saka did well to flick it on, he wins a lot more in the air than you'd expect for a little lad.

Is the mortality rate so high because they are more commonly from things like car accidents which will also have a lot of other significant injuries due to the nature of the event?

I must have lost interest at this point, I have zero recollection of this

What manager doesn't?

When was that?

I wonder if the ref was made aware of the severity of the injury. He was completely different type of incompetent in the second half.

I mean it's a foul. It's reckless. It endangers the player. No attempt to play the ball. Red card?

Blinded by the glare from the baldy head of the little c**t that was pretending to be a referee for the eve.

Seemed so live... Not challenging for the ball for sure.

I knew it. We've got ourselves a pitch pooer!

You rotter

Saka went up for a header and the defender left one on him when he was mid jump. Not even going for the ball. Should be a red for shit like that, cowardly challenge.

Pretty sure a good physio can diagnose that type of injury. No idea how anyone outside the team/coaching set up would know this tho.

The circle? Could be a game changer.

Exactly 24,500 The roundness of the number was the only satisfying thing about the night.

Dirty protest?

Ohh the penny has dropped. I thought some of the descriptions for second hand bikes on ebay were a bit florid... How lazy have you got to be to not write a short concise description of something!

I do this on my work phone with unknown numbers. Not my own, I don't pick up to randoms.