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Originally Posted by ukrainian_CA
Devoted,
I agree with you and disagree with Egoistka about her sister scoring with the left if she was at Gila's position
Egoistka, the more you bite Gila the more "venomous" ... and inconsistent You become. Not many strikers can pull off the spin and a getaway from the 2 defenders, not to say that it is not that easy to hit the target coming out of that twist dance. If you think differently, explain why.
Plus, the game is unpredictable, always. Sheva misses from 2 meters when the whole net is wide open at 118th minute ... it HAPPENS.
The most embarrasing missed oportunity to me was a wide open Ambros. rushing his shot.
Another situtation I wanted to discuss here is my seeing of Kaka's pass to Gila at 2 on 1.
Gila was offside at the moment of the cross to Kaka from the right (again), but it was a passive offside, since he was moving away from the goals and Kaka did beat the offside trap.
However, if Gila remembered (or knew) the passive/active offside rule he should not have been going to get open since he immediately became active in the play and the offside should have been called. Do you follow my logic? Gila should not have gone back to the goals because he started to interfere with the play, becoming active, with the offside should have been called. Should Gila have stopped Kaka would have had to shoot on the target..
Zlatanov, do you disagree? Watch 51m Gila's shot wide....
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No, I agree on virtually anything you said. I saw the offside during the game replay and that's exactly what I thought when Kaka passed the ball to Gila - that the ref would call an offside, but he didn't and it went into the books as a wasted chance. Still, such situations are sometimes called offside and sometimes they aren't. Chances are that most strikers, including Pippo, would have done what Gila did following their "predatory" instincts.
Actually, I am more angry with Kaka for that situation for he should have taken that shot rather than pass the responsibility to a player, who could have compromised the situation but above all a player who was fully covered by a Barca player.
Kaka had all the time and space in the world to take that shot, while Gila although closer to the goal, was under intense pressure from Edmilson, I think (could be wrong though)