F
Flavia
Guest
You guys saying it's not that bad should ask to someone to kick you in the knee, as hard as isco did. Neymar could had gotten injured. It wouldn't be career ending, but it could be serious.
You guys saying it's not that bad should ask to someone to kick you in the knee, as hard as isco did. Neymar could had gotten injured. It probably wouldn't be career ending, but it could be serious.
I was referring more to his taunting and occasional dirty plays.
Some people here sound as if he's Iniesta.
Potentially, every tackle, bad or not can cause a serious injury. Thats just nitpicking.
Difference here is intention. Neymar also got lucky his leg was in the air when hit.
Now you are discussing something completely different. We were talking about injuries and tackles, intention got little to do with it.
Now you are discussing something completely different. We were talking about injuries and tackles, intention got little to do with it.
People seem to be dwelling on the idea of the kick being a potential bad injury as it allows them to stick up for Isco a bit as it wasnt 'as bad as that'.
It was a disgusting/thuggish tackle. The chances of long term injury or it being a one off from a nice lad is irrelevant. He tried to hurt Neymar and there was malice behind it.
Little to do? His intent was to injury Neymar. That's why he aimed for his knee. Neymar was lucky that leg was in the air. If it was the one supporting his weight...
It was a clear red and a dirty foul but no way does a kick to the knee alone cause a career threatening injury. Ligament tears are caused by impact with bodyweight level force applied to the knee at an improper angle (landing incorrectly or, as in Messi's recent injury, feeling an impact in the joint with a person's full weight behind it). I don't ever recall a knee ligament injury occurring in the non-planted leg of a player. Isco did catch Neymar at a bad spot but not nearly with that level of power. That's not to redeem him of his wrongdoing but it just shows he was being a frustrated cunt and not a genuinely malicious career-ender.
The reactions are over the top as well. Isco fouled him intentionally and was red-carded and should get a deserving suspension but now he's somehow the devil himself? lol. Our own players have made bad tackles in frustration or bad judgement, it's not uncommon. He just couldn't keep his cool and that's less than I'd expect from him.
Let me ask you, if there were no intent, would the tackle automatically been much less dangerous?