Those who claim that Friedel did NOT foul Torres have argued that because Friedel was stationary (and Torres crashed into him), there was no foul. Well, here's something to consider proving you are all misguided.
The picture sequence below (click on it to enlarge) shows that from the time Torres gained control of the ball (Picture #1), to the time contact was made (Picture #4), Friedel WAS MOVING and did indeed crash into the striker, not the other way around.
Had Friedel NOT BEEN MOVING (i.e. stayed in the same position he was in in picture number 1), Torres would have WALTZED around him and scored.
Note that the RED LINE in the pictures is in the same position thereby demonstrating relative movement of both players.
I hope this puts this ridiculous argument to bed once and for all but just in case: "Lawd up in heaven, please give me strenghth to deal with the madness of Karl's (and Jangle's) response"
Friedel-Torres-2.jpg
The picture sequence below (click on it to enlarge) shows that from the time Torres gained control of the ball (Picture #1), to the time contact was made (Picture #4), Friedel WAS MOVING and did indeed crash into the striker, not the other way around.
Had Friedel NOT BEEN MOVING (i.e. stayed in the same position he was in in picture number 1), Torres would have WALTZED around him and scored.
Note that the RED LINE in the pictures is in the same position thereby demonstrating relative movement of both players.
I hope this puts this ridiculous argument to bed once and for all but just in case: "Lawd up in heaven, please give me strenghth to deal with the madness of Karl's (and Jangle's) response"
Friedel-Torres-2.jpg
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