Yeah having seen it again, I stand corrected.
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Yeah having seen it again, I stand corrected.
Another ankle injury for Kane. If it's the same foot as before, he needs to be given a few months surely.
Probably wasn't even fully healed from last injury.
2-3 months out is my guess if it's a grade 2/3 sprain. I'm currently nursing the exact same injury.
Not sure exactly, but it didn't look good given the way he left the field.
um Kane went in for the tackle but whatever fits your narrative
feck yeah!
You can feck off.
I swear Kane gets injured every season, someone tell me I'm wrong.
thanks for explaining yourself. i was worried you lacked class.Yes seen another replay
Ah come on it's clearly an accident.
So shit though, gutted for Kane and despite the whole 'they played better when he was out!' (this isn't actually really true, we were really scratching results from easy fixtures during his absence, Leicester was one of our worst performances of the season and we were super fortunate to win) he is a tremendous loss.
Mahrez with a superb tactical foul. Only useful thing he's done. Not sub him off.
Seeing the replay, you're absolutely right.
I want to be this guy and say to you that you don't seem to have much playing experience.
I wasn't sure, looked like Kane made a challenge and Delph stamped on his ankle but I only caught the last bit of the replay so you could both be right yeah.
UUF that is a big blow for them not just in the tie but in hopes of top 4.
Don't look like anyone wants to score here..
Got broken or dislocated ankle written all over it.
Is it me or is Mahrez half the player he was for Leicester?
What a waste of £50 million or whatever City paid. His penalty miss vs Liverpool will probably end up costing them too.
What a waste of £50 million or whatever City paid. His penalty miss vs Liverpool will probably end up costing them too.
you're right too. Don't mind the white-knights on this forum always trying to take the moral high ground pretending they care when really they're secretly delighted. This is an United forum, not a rival sympathy forum!
Delph knew what he was doing IMO. Tried to take both the ball and then the man.
They step it up against the better teams, and they get away with it. That's why they do it.
Maybe its just me but it looked like Kane went in strong with a force
Kane has an injury in him every season sadly.
Spurs need to at least get one
Sue me
self centered much ?Exactly. It's basically a reward for shit defending.
I was saying this to a City fan I know the other day. Been a pretty bad signing for them I think.
feel like a 0-0 game favors spurs in 2nd leg just from the fact that since they have played a decent amount of games at city wont really be a true away game
x2
Looked the same to me
Yeah, and it will get abused so much by players. What a ridiculous thing to say
A tackle Boris Johnson would’ve been proud off. Unnecessary and unfortunately come off worse.
From the replays it seems that Kane was making a normal no risk challenge (not even that big tackle), but his leg slipped a bit and then it got right under Delph's foot.
Can't get over Sterling's run
Players goes into slide tackles with the intention of getting the ball and gets decieved in the last second by the player on the ball and commits the foul. I don't see the difference here. He tried to block took the risk and hit his arm not anywhere else in the body.
Not sure why Kane went flying into that challenge to be honest, all a bit pointless to pick what looks to be quite a bad injury in a situation like that.
If the sight of a player hobbling down the tunnel due to a painful injury (which seems to be recurring) makes you go 'feck yeah!' then you have issues.
You don't need to be overly sympathetic, and obviously to an extent you're going to think about the impact on United, just have enough class to not publicly celebrate somebody being hurt.
It's not fecking complicated.
You don't need to be overly sympathetic, and obviously to an extent you're going to think about the impact on United, just have enough class to not publicly celebrate somebody being hurt.
It's not fecking complicated.
Yeah, I think they're as good as out if they don't take a 2 goal lead to the Etihad. If City score tonight that I can't see them progressing.
Can't get over Sterling's run
I saw it described on reddit as "a trex needing to take a shit"
Sums it up perfectly.