Sakamoto Injury (1 Viewer)

[covcity4life]

I guess it helps to ghost defenders when you died in the past

 

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[LastGarrison]

I guess it helps to ghost defenders when you died in the past

He was nailed on with his crosses as well.

 

[Bernie Rhodes Nose]

I was a bit worried after the Stoke game when he seemed to not commit fully to a couple of balls in the air challenges but yesterday he was awesome and never ducked out of anything. Hope he doesnt become a target this season with all the attention around mve and Saka’s partnership

Hope the refs do their job.

 

[Frostie]

Sorry, dragging up an old thread, but another horrible incident here. This really must be outlawed ASAP before it ends someone's career.

 

[Nick]

Yep, thats intentional when they are in mid air.

It could be a neck breaker.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Goes to show just how ‘fortunate’ Sakamoto was that it wasn’t a career ending injury or worse.

 

[GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee]

It's terrible. The issue we have (in this country, it probably doesn't equate to the incident above) is that for years we had pundits say how clever it was when Harry Kane mastered the art in it, continually backing into players as they jumped, falling over and claiming a foul with complete disregard to his opponent, that the general football fan probably thinks there's nothing wrong with it, until their own player gets injured.

 

[SIR ERNIE]

It's a very cowardly challenge.
Should be automatic red and 5 match ban.

 

[Otis]

It's a very cowardly challenge.
Should be automatic red and 5 match ban.

It's so easily done too. Just the slightest of nudges can result in terrible injuries.

These players clearly know exactly what they are doing.

Straight red and long ban.

 

[Hobo]

It's so easily done too. Just the slightest of nudges can result in terrible injuries.

These players clearly know exactly what they are doing.

Straight red and long ban.

It is not just the players that are culpable, it is managers too for allowing them to do it.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

It still amazes me that Wagner got no punishment or even warning for publicly admitting he told his players to go out and hack Sakamoto + COH, and that he was proud of how well they did it.

 

[wingy]

It still amazes me that Wagner got no punishment or even warning for publicly admitting he told his players to go out and hack Sakamoto + COH, and that he was proud of how well they did it.

It's the words used though isn't it not quite as your interpretation of it, although that was implied and a pretty disgusting take on it,I suppose the powers that be aren't going to open a can of worms when half of teams will be trying to impede the other by such means, maybe we have a secret code or something but it doesn't come across that way, probably in development as we speak?