Yes, these plays can cause serious injuries and the excessive force is not needed. Tactical Manager wants players healthy so he can make more videos😂🤙🏽⚽️
4:00 worst call ever made in the history! Are you blind?? That was the most obvious fake ever! Waston clearly dived way after the little contact that happened just after he pushed the Atalanta player in the box. That was more a penalty from Watson than a red card for a player who just attempts to get up and skims a professionnal actor.
The first one wasn't even a red. The attacker di not have a clear goal and they were both struggling for a free ball that was in posession of noone. The rest of them are just the MLS being all sensitive, you guys call every foul for a red card, let the players loose a bit; besides all of them yell like hell after a simple foul, looking for a card.
If you remove the defender from the picture when he first commits an offence, that being when he first wraps the attacker with his arms, it is very likely the attacker will control the ball played to him and will have a one in one with the keeper
@@davidhemsworth4098 no dude. That one on one with the goal keeper is and old criteria that is not valid anymore. Aldo, removing the defender for it to be a clear goal options is exactly my point he was never in full control it was probably a 50-50 for both defender and attacker.
@@bryanmartinez419 I was using the vernacular. The criteria for OGSO have not changed in years. Distance (25ish yards), direction(dead straight), number of defenders (nil, but for the keeper), ability of the attacker (probably not bad), control (as I said, not in control, but likely to take control but for being held). Enough for DOGSO for both me and the referee.
3:15 I hate it when refs hand out cards when a player runs through or into an obvious kick. Jonathan Mensa was winding up to kick that ball, and the attacker just runs right through his leg. I’d actually go yellow the other way on that one. 4:00 Red for the kick out, for sure, but why no card for Waston stepping on a player? He’d have been carded for sure if not for the retaliation. 5:20 What? Elis’ hand didn’t deflect off of anything, and he’s looking right at Tuiloma when he does it. Give me a break. He got off easy on the first yellow when he stomps on/throws a shoulder into Villefana’s face.
@@oscarmarsh8118 If that’s how it gets ruled consistently, then no one can ever kick the ball, anywhere, any time. Context HAS to matter. Cubo comes in after Mensa is already in the motion of kicking the ball. He has a right to make a challenge, but no right to complain about the outcome when he runs through the kick, especially when his challenge causes the opposing player to miss the ball and have an uncontrolled follow-though.
@@DukeTrout His foot is at head level, which is dangerous regardless of whether he gets some of the ball or not. Definite foul and a yellow card for stopping a promising attack
@@Owen22h Regardless of whether an opponent is near it? Nonsense. For dangerous play, you actually have to cause danger to an opponent. The only one doing that is the attacker, running into a defender.
everything is not executive force. if you gave reds as often as you feel the should be. they would have to carry over and called in another game and then we would be lucky to have a 7v7 game.
3:26: "Charlie, you're not yelling enough" "Oh, ok"
I know right
I swear he tryna be like Simon borg
I was thinking the same, what for he gone angry.
Yes, these plays can cause serious injuries and the excessive force is not needed. Tactical Manager wants players healthy so he can make more videos😂🤙🏽⚽️
The way the ref holds the card at 4:24 😂😂
4:00 worst call ever made in the history! Are you blind?? That was the most obvious fake ever! Waston clearly dived way after the little contact that happened just after he pushed the Atalanta player in the box. That was more a penalty from Watson than a red card for a player who just attempts to get up and skims a professionnal actor.
Thanks for the instant reply! As a US certified referee, I could learn a lot from this videos.
Get charlie outta here. Bring simon back, not everything is a red card
Jeeeez stop yelling that much..
The first one wasn't even a red. The attacker di not have a clear goal and they were both struggling for a free ball that was in posession of noone. The rest of them are just the MLS being all sensitive, you guys call every foul for a red card, let the players loose a bit; besides all of them yell like hell after a simple foul, looking for a card.
If you remove the defender from the picture when he first commits an offence, that being when he first wraps the attacker with his arms, it is very likely the attacker will control the ball played to him and will have a one in one with the keeper
@@davidhemsworth4098 no dude. That one on one with the goal keeper is and old criteria that is not valid anymore. Aldo, removing the defender for it to be a clear goal options is exactly my point he was never in full control it was probably a 50-50 for both defender and attacker.
@@bryanmartinez419 I was using the vernacular. The criteria for OGSO have not changed in years. Distance (25ish yards), direction(dead straight), number of defenders (nil, but for the keeper), ability of the attacker (probably not bad), control (as I said, not in control, but likely to take control but for being held). Enough for DOGSO for both me and the referee.
3:15 I hate it when refs hand out cards when a player runs through or into an obvious kick. Jonathan Mensa was winding up to kick that ball, and the attacker just runs right through his leg. I’d actually go yellow the other way on that one. 4:00 Red for the kick out, for sure, but why no card for Waston stepping on a player? He’d have been carded for sure if not for the retaliation. 5:20 What? Elis’ hand didn’t deflect off of anything, and he’s looking right at Tuiloma when he does it. Give me a break. He got off easy on the first yellow when he stomps on/throws a shoulder into Villefana’s face.
at 3:15 7 is already running towards the ball so Mensa's high leg is a dangerous challenge for the ball, meaning a red
@@oscarmarsh8118 If that’s how it gets ruled consistently, then no one can ever kick the ball, anywhere, any time. Context HAS to matter. Cubo comes in after Mensa is already in the motion of kicking the ball. He has a right to make a challenge, but no right to complain about the outcome when he runs through the kick, especially when his challenge causes the opposing player to miss the ball and have an uncontrolled follow-though.
@@DukeTrout His foot is at head level, which is dangerous regardless of whether he gets some of the ball or not. Definite foul and a yellow card for stopping a promising attack
@@Owen22h Regardless of whether an opponent is near it? Nonsense. For dangerous play, you actually have to cause danger to an opponent. The only one doing that is the attacker, running into a defender.
everything is not executive force. if you gave reds as often as you feel the should be. they would have to carry over and called in another game and then we would be lucky to have a 7v7 game.
What about Valeri getting kicked in the face during the final??
John champion please come back premier league where are you going USA league poor league
Why is American football camera & the field looks like fifa while European league more like pes
hmmm..
Omg