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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:01 Nitro68 wrote: The two offside player don't touch the ball, so no offside. But the hand... We need a real team  one of the guys interfered with play though, he got tangled up with the Irish defender. | ||
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:01 Nitro68 wrote: The two offside player don't touch the ball, so no offside. But the hand... We need a real team you need a damn coach, the only good decision he ever made was to convince Thuram and Zidane to return for 2006 | ||
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zerglingsfolife
United States1694 Posts
![[image loading]](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20407/24exhy8.gif) GOD DAMNIT IRELAND IS GOING TO MISS OUT ON ANOTHER WORLD CUP BECAUSE OF THIS DISGRACE OF FRANCE. ANELKA DIVING TRYING TO GET A PEN AND NUMEROUS TIME WASTING AND FAKING INJURIES. FUCKING BULLSHIT | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28854 Posts
in a world of football where coaches are way more likely to be sacked prematurely than too late, domenech still holding his job is amazing. not only has france performed worse than they should in every championship cept 2006, but he's crazy to boot. | ||
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TonyL2
England1953 Posts
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:12 zerglingsfolife wrote: FUCK YOU FRANCE AND HENRY YOU FUCKING PIECES OF SHIT. DISGRACE TO THE FUCKING GAME. GOD DAMNIT IRELAND IS GOING TO MISS OUT ON ANOTHER WORLD CUP BECAUSE OF THIS DISGRACE OF FRANCE. ANELKA DIVING TRYING TO GET A PEN AND NUMEROUS TIME WASTING AND FAKING INJURIES. FUCKING BULLSHIT Anelka was not diving dude. There was contact intentional or not, pen or not. It's not my decision, but he didnt dive. And seriously? ANY TEAM/ANY PLAYER in the world would have acted in the same way. | ||
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zerglingsfolife
United States1694 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:13 SuperArc wrote: Anelka was not diving dude. There was contact intentional or not, pen or not. It's not my decision, but he didnt dive. And seriously? ANY TEAM/ANY PLAYER in the world without class would have acted in the same way. Fixed it for you  | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28854 Posts
he'd be remembered as the most mannered player in the world if he did tell the referee, but he'd risk _knocking his country out of the world cup_. that's some pretty damn strong motivation there.. | ||
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
It's the damn World Cup. Anyone would have done it. There is no team/player in the world who would want to miss it. | ||
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zerglingsfolife
United States1694 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:23 SuperArc wrote: It's the damn World Cup. Anyone would have done it. There is no team/player in the world who would want to miss it. Yes, I am just so god damn bitter because I have to wait another 4 years to try to see Ireland qualify out of such a difficult group. Getting eliminated by a team I hate (France) on a bullshit nocall handball does not help. FIFA last minute seeding and bias for big teams does not help me either. | ||
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:27 zerglingsfolife wrote: Yes, I am just so god damn bitter because I have to wait another 4 years to try to see Ireland qualify out of such a difficult group. Getting eliminated by a team I hate (France) on a bullshit nocall handball does not help. FIFA last minute seeding and bias for big teams does not help me either. Incidents like this make me wonder why FIFA still doesn't allow video refereeing. | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:22 Liquid`Drone wrote: ya henry looked sincerely shameful about the goal.. im not sure there's a single top player (you can certainly find some, but on the highest level? henry is known as one of the most honest players as it is, and his reputation doesnt get tarnished by this. ) in the world who would tell the referee about the handball in this situation, and i'm not sure it's a really conscious decision when he handballs, more like a reflex. he'd be remembered as the most mannered player in the world if he did tell the referee, but he'd risk _knocking his country out of the world cup_. that's some pretty damn strong motivation there.. While Henry's assist was rotten and disheartening, and I don't really buy that it was a reflex or unconscious reaction, the onus in that situation is entirely on the referees. It's not for the players to police themselves. It was just maddening because I felt like Ireland played a solid game, and certainly outplayed a French team that didn't even seem particularly concerned about winning. A dispassionate performance, to say the least, but such is life and there's no reason to stay upset about something that will never change. | ||
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MK
United States496 Posts
Definitely. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:36 BroOd wrote: While Henry's assist was rotten and disheartening, and I don't really buy that it was a reflex or unconscious reaction, the onus in that situation is entirely on the referees. It's not for the players to police themselves. It was just maddening because I felt like Ireland played a solid game, and certainly outplayed a French team that didn't even seem particularly concerned about winning. A dispassionate performance, to say the least, but such is life and there's no reason to stay upset about something that will never change. Irish supporters have every right to be upset because they were robbed, they wouldn't have a reason to complain if the goal was fair. Bad refereeing can be changed if video technology is introduced. | ||
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:43 zulu_nation8 wrote: Irish supporters have every right to be upset because they were robbed, they wouldn't have a reason to complain if the goal was fair. Bad refereeing can be changed if video technology is introduced. I'm just trying to talk myself out of my annoyance. | ||
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zerglingsfolife
United States1694 Posts
Five minutes later, France skipper Thierry Henry won the match for the hosts when his angled pass amid a goalmouth scramble was met by the head of Wiliam Gallas. The goal enabled France to qualify and avoid a repeat of their humiliating failure, at the hands of Bulgaria, to qualify for the 1994 FIFA World Cup finals. http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/news/newsid=1136804.html#gallas breaks irish hearts | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
i somewhat knew that some referee "mistake" would happen. | ||
tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
On the other hand, wonderful for Slovenia. And we all know France will draw some obscure African or Asian side, totally underestimate them, and flub out in the pools. So don't worry too much. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28854 Posts
On November 19 2009 08:36 BroOd wrote: While Henry's assist was rotten and disheartening, and I don't really buy that it was a reflex or unconscious reaction, the onus in that situation is entirely on the referees. It's not for the players to police themselves. this is pretty much it. the thing is, all players constantly feel that there are loads of decisions that go against them. thus, when the referee wrongly decides something to their favour, it just feels like they're evening things out. there are some examples of players policing themselves and telling the referee when they wrongly get favoured by the referee - fowler deliberately missing a penalty after telling the referee it wasnt a penalty and the referee not reverting his decision is one, and that's awesome. but I can't recall a single incident where a player did that when the goal was of actual importance. | ||
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Freaky[x]
Canada995 Posts
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