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Bizarre equaliser for Everton. Shoving match between Ndiaye, Fernandes, Mount + O’Brien after Fernandes takes a swipe at Ndiaye. Everton keep attacking + score when Amad hits the ball against Heaven to screw into bottom corner. #MUFC

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My first time coming to twitter about Opta but hopefully we get this awarded sooner rather than later as it’s obviously a mistake IMO Martinez originally got a shot added then took away and Donovan got awarded an offside which is correct, Opta has deemed the offside to be before the shot happens when it’s clearly after The replay shows that after martinez hits his shot the ball hits Donovan about 1 yard away from the goal line and it’s proven by the linesman in the bottom right corner running down to the corner to flag the offside , if it was any possible offside before the shot then the offside would be a lot further out Hopefully OptaJoe Opta Analyst Orbinho overturn this as I know there is quite a few people with Jose martinez for a shot Jay’s Picks Matthew O'Regan AF Tipster @PlayerShots @TheFootieGuys TLBETS Any retweets/likes appreciated to try get this overturned 👍🏻

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44,156 views • 4 months ago

HT Everton 0 - 3 Spurs Wow what a great game of football I’m absolutely buzzing we go 3rd in the table with so many players out. The cries all week for Frank Out 🤫 Drop Bentancur (another assist)🤫 It was a fantastic team performance Micky Van De Ven was a true leader out there not just because of his goals. What a difference Kolo Muani made in that first half he held the ball up brought others into play. Super Kevin Danso at the back and another brilliant goalkeeping display from Vicario Great support from the fans and great energy from the players tonight we need to match this at home. #COYS 🤍💙

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Kevin Durant on Cam Thomas: “I feel like Cam has a bright future. It just takes somebody to believe in his talent and his skill. Scorers and guys that score the basketball at a high rate, they get taken for granted in this league a bit. We’re so used to loving defenders, playmakers, and guys that can be connectors. Sometimes scorers get taken for granted. Hopefully, somebody takes a chance on Cam and gives him what he deserves and puts the ball in his hands and builds around him and lets him grow into a player. What is he 24? He’s still got a lot of time in this league to keep getting better. Hopefully a team puts some trust in him.”

Kevin Durant on Cam Thomas: “I feel like Cam has a bright future. It just takes somebody to believe in his talent and his skill. Scorers and guys that score the basketball at a high rate, they get taken for granted in this league a bit. We’re so used to loving defenders, playmakers, and guys that can be connectors. Sometimes scorers get taken for granted. Hopefully, somebody takes a chance on Cam and gives him what he deserves and puts the ball in his hands and builds around him and lets him grow into a player. What is he 24? He’s still got a lot of time in this league to keep getting better. Hopefully a team puts some trust in him.”

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56,333 views • 6 months ago

🚨 Gareth Wheeler slams Argentina's approach: "You don't come to a World Cup final hoping for penalties." 🗣️ Gareth Wheeler When I saw Lionel Scaloni in tears after the defeat, I honestly wondered why. From the way Argentina approached that match against Spain, it never looked like they came to win it. It looked like they came to survive it. There is a huge difference between being defensively organised and spending ninety minutes waiting for a penalty shootout. Argentina barely imposed themselves, barely pressed Spain and rarely looked willing to take control of the game. For a team of that quality, it was a disappointing and, at times, embarrassing approach. Spain played to become champions. Argentina played not to lose. At the highest level of football, that mentality almost always catches up with you. You cannot expect to lift the World Cup by hoping the match drifts into penalties. Champions go out and win games they don't wait for them.

🚨 Gareth Wheeler slams Argentina's approach: "You don't come to a World Cup final hoping for penalties." 🗣️ Gareth Wheeler When I saw Lionel Scaloni in tears after the defeat, I honestly wondered why. From the way Argentina approached that match against Spain, it never looked like they came to win it. It looked like they came to survive it. There is a huge difference between being defensively organised and spending ninety minutes waiting for a penalty shootout. Argentina barely imposed themselves, barely pressed Spain and rarely looked willing to take control of the game. For a team of that quality, it was a disappointing and, at times, embarrassing approach. Spain played to become champions. Argentina played not to lose. At the highest level of football, that mentality almost always catches up with you. You cannot expect to lift the World Cup by hoping the match drifts into penalties. Champions go out and win games they don't wait for them.

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