[Soapysteven]

Originally posted by Green

It wasn't goal because he touched the ball again

http://zippy.gfycat.com/AccurateBackDowitcher.webm

[Stardust.]

@ Izzy and all her Neymar pictures.

Originally posted by Glory And Gore

this is amazing. it was great how the germans tried to cheer the brazilians up after the match.




I know the picture isn't new but "England has nobody"

[MrDeeds]

I still don't understand why did he shoot, Jesus.

[Hilly]

Originally posted by Stardust.

@ Izzy and all her Neymar pictures.



this is amazing. it was great how the germans tried to cheer the brazilians up after the match.




I know the picture isn't new but "England has nobody"

Germany has a great team indeed, I'm still chocked. Poor England

[*Tim]

Originally posted by MrDeeds

Yeah, was about to post that.



Yes, it would have.

In a regular penalty it would.
But apparantly in shootouts it's the rule that once it bounced back, it can't be counted or something like that

I haven't found an official rule for that yet tho

[Stardust.]

It wasn't a goal. if the ball doesn't get in the first time it's a missed penalty at penalty shootouts.

[Georges]

The Brazilians will make sure the Argentinians won't go home with the cup in their hands

[Green]

Originally posted by Stardust.

@ Izzy and all her Neymar pictures.



this is amazing. it was great how the germans tried to cheer the brazilians up after the match.




I know the picture isn't new but "England has nobody"

England

[MrDeeds]

Originally posted by *Tim

In a regular penalty it would.
But apparantly in shootouts it's the rule that once it bounced back, it can't be counted or something like that

I haven't found an official rule for that yet tho

In a regular penalty the ball is "alive", of course he can't drop it or forget about it.
It would have counted:

[*Tim]

Originally posted by MrDeeds

In a regular penalty the goalkeeper wouldn't celebrate like that.

Well obviously
What are you trying to say, no shade, honest question?

[Stardust.]

Each kicker can kick the ball only once per attempt. If the ball rebounds off the goalkeeper or the goal frame, the kicker may not play the ball again.

A kick is successful if, having been touched once by the kicker, the ball crosses the goal line between the goal posts and under the crossbar, without touching any player, official, or outside agent other than the defending goalkeeper.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty...ation_football)

you can touch the ball only once @ a penalty shootout. In the regular match it's different.

[Georges]

Germany will avenge Belgium and The Netherlands

[*Tim]

Originally posted by Stardust.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty...ation_football)

you can touch the ball only once @ a penalty shootout. In the regular match it's different.

We all knew that

[Stardust.]

Originally posted by *Tim

We all knew that

didn't someone ask if the ball from the NL player should've counted (if it was in) or not?

[Georges]

Also, Cortana (who correctly predicted ALL of the kickouts) picks Germany over Argentine

[MonsterPaw]

I'm so sad that the next game is the last one with Klose I'm gonna miss him so much. Thank god I've chosen my new crush, Müller

[izzy]

Originally posted by *Tim

How is he able to walk this soon with a broken back? Is that normal?

look at his stiff walking

he talked about his injury at press conference today so waits for translation

[*Tim]

Originally posted by Stardust.

didn't someone ask if the ball from the NL player should've counted (if it was in) or not?

That was before we knew Vlaar touched the ball and we were discussing if it would've counted bad he not touched it

[izzy]

Originally posted by Stardust.

@ Izzy and all her Neymar pictures.



this is amazing. it was great how the germans tried to cheer the brazilians up after the match.




I know the picture isn't new but "England has nobody"

SCREAMING at England

[MrDeeds]

Originally posted by *Tim

Well obviously
What are you trying to say, no shade, honest question?

That it would have counted, just like the video I posted.