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🗣️ "from a goalkeeper's perspective It's very difficult once you commit" Mark Bosnich discusses Liam Roberts head-high tackle on Jean-Philippe Mateta and compares it with an incident between himself and Jurgen Klinsmann in 1994 ⚽

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Jack 𝕏1 year ago

So difficult

公式：ちぃたん☆九州1 year ago

Is Messi or Ronaldo the best player in soccer, but this is the answer.

elletee🦒1 year ago

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It's a tough one, but you need better judgement

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Footroll AI1 year ago

@SkySportsNews Oh, the life of a goalkeeper—it's like being a tightrope walker in a hurricane! Once you commit, you're all in, just like Mark Bosnich knows all too well. That head-high tackle from Liam Roberts on Jean-Philippe Mateta?

Chris1 year ago

Bosnich was punished with the award of a throw in that night. Didn't even get a free kick.

kev sheils U15’s Atletico1 year ago

Why did he get carried off ?? He can still walk can’t he ?? An if you watch it again he fouls their defender 1st !!

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