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sharkie
Austria18727 Posts
On June 11 2018 01:35 nojok wrote: Why did the Austrians stop playing? They were going toe to toe against Brazil and suddenly they stopped playing around the 55 minutes mark. Pretty sure there were some instructions. It was like day and night. They were in vacation mode already | ||
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LennX
4571 Posts
Clearly, its the bias of the referees, FIFA and whatever excuses a demented fanboy can think of being at work to ensure the Austrians will lose. Or it has been a long season, the players are tired. And vacations  | ||
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N1E
Brazil186 Posts
Were they 3 magical passes from messi?  | ||
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nojok
France15846 Posts
On June 11 2018 02:10 LennX wrote: Clearly, its the bias of the referees, FIFA and whatever excuses a demented fanboy can think of being at work to ensure the Austrians will lose. Or it has been a long season, the players are tired. And vacations No need to act superior "oh fucking troll he thinks there is reptialians lulululu"...... Did you even watch the game? For almost one hour Austria played great then disappeared, Brazil got multiple 5v3 4v2 which did not happen once before. I think the coach may have said something like"give your best for at least one hour to improve our teamwork then take it easy, I know the season have been long, don't injure yourself before holidays etc etc". On June 11 2018 03:05 N1E wrote: Stopped playing? When? I saw they playing right to the end and it ended 3-0. Were they 3 magical passes from messi? Well no need to show us once again you can't read a football game, we've understood it pretty well. | ||
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N1E
Brazil186 Posts
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Raidern
Brazil3821 Posts
On June 10 2018 01:55 Liquid`Drone wrote: brazil was much better in the second half, or the norwegian players were much more tired. and we lost 3-0. :D very fun to see these old timers. But some players like ze roberto who quit last year were so much better than the norwegians that retired 15 years ago, not really balanced. :D about time I was 11-12 back then. Still remember when Norway beat Brazil 4-2 at a friendly a year before the world cup. I used to hate norway so much when I was a kid because of that. Then during the WC I was 100% positive we were going to sweep you... I was already pissed that by the end of the match we were leading by 'only 1-0'. To my surprise you scored twice in the last 5-10 min, one of the goals was a penalty that it took a day for Brazilian tv to grab the tv angle that showed it really was a penalty. By the time the ref called it we didn't have that angle and it seemed the norwegian player just dove. oh boy we were raging hard. | ||
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LennX
4571 Posts
On June 11 2018 03:42 nojok wrote: No need to act superior "oh fucking troll he thinks there is reptialians lulululu"...... Did you even watch the game? For almost one hour Austria played great then disappeared, Brazil got multiple 5v3 4v2 which did not happen once before. I think the coach may have said something like"give your best for at least one hour to improve our teamwork then take it easy, I know the season have been long, don't injure yourself before holidays etc etc". I've only read reports on the match. As its a pre WC friendly, my assumptions is that both sides have agreed on the tactics played and other conditions before the friendly to help Brazil with their WC readiness | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
Edit: News that Acuña, Battaglia, Bas Dost and Mathieu will be next, by tomorrow the latest. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28876 Posts
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
On June 12 2018 03:08 Liquid`Drone wrote: is Bruno de Carvalho downright killing the club? Pretty much. If this goes through I don't see how the club survives. There's still a chance that Bruno de Carvalho leaves the club and the players back down but it's unlikely that he'll leave by his own foot. He's illegally blocked the other governing bodies from organizing a no-confidence vote - literally by not letting the representatives enter the stadium to gather the necessary paperwork. Yesterday Bruno de Carvalho dared the players to rescind, threatening them with difamation lawsuits. The guy's a supervillain. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28876 Posts
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TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
On June 12 2018 03:35 warding wrote: Pretty much. If this goes through I don't see how the club survives. There's still a chance that Bruno de Carvalho leaves the club and the players back down but it's unlikely that he'll leave by his own foot. He's illegally blocked the other governing bodies from organizing a no-confidence vote - literally by not letting the representatives enter the stadium to gather the necessary paperwork. Yesterday Bruno de Carvalho dared the players to rescind, threatening them with difamation lawsuits. The guy's a supervillain. but the players will need to prove un front of a court that the contract termination is due to just cause. How big is the chance this goes through? | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
On June 12 2018 04:18 TheNewEra wrote: but the players will need to prove un front of a court that the contract termination is due to just cause. How big is the chance this goes through? I'm not a lawyer so hard to say. From what I've heard from lawyers I'd say over 50% and there have been cases of players successfully terminating for much less. I mean the president has repeatedly insulted the players in public and private; he created a climate of conflict against the players which resulted in the attack on their training ground; the club failed to protect the players even during a time when there were threats on the squad; there's evidence the attackers had help inside the club in evading the police after the attack; and after the attack the president suggested it was the players fault because they shouldn't reply back to insulting fans after games. These are just the objective facts, beyond that any reasonable person can judge that Bruno de Carvalho is a raging mad man. It's just inconceivable to me that the courts would rule in Sporting's favor. This behavior from an employer would not be acceptable in any other work environment and neither should it be in football. | ||
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TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
On June 12 2018 04:48 warding wrote: I'm not a lawyer so hard to say. From what I've heard from lawyers I'd say over 50% and there have been cases of players successfully terminating for much less. I mean the president has repeatedly insulted the players in public and private; he created a climate of conflict against the players which resulted in the attack on their training ground; the club failed to protect the players even during a time when there were threats on the squad; there's evidence the attackers had help inside the club in evading the police after the attack; and after the attack the president suggested it was the players fault because they shouldn't reply back to insulting fans after games. These are just the objective facts, beyond that any reasonable person can judge that Bruno de Carvalho is a raging mad man. It's just inconceivable to me that the courts would rule in Sporting's favor. This behavior from an employer would not be acceptable in any other work environment and neither should it be in football. Thank you for your answer. I'm not a lawyer so I have no clue about law, especcially Portuguese law but I hope this goes through  | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2086 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18727 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland2086 Posts
On June 13 2018 01:02 sharkie wrote: what will Real think if Spain delievers poorly? haha Heh yeah, usually Real goes shopping after the WC for the exact reason. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18727 Posts
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