Ever since Platini became UEFA President, it's been controversies over controversies in big CL matches. Quite frankly, I don't know about UEFA being bigger than football itself but Platini & his cohorts should all leave.The most respected Australian football commentator even talked about it yesterday... he's not a good boy. He's tactician not only on the field but off the fieldbut let's leave it to our opinions.
Anyone else thinks that UEFA should stop being bigger than football itself? With SAF and RIO getting sanctions ... Rio simply for sarcastic clapping and Saf should have gone there and face cruel reality and ask some stupid questions.
and back to Rio when did UEFA approve sarcasm detector lol, whos call was that ?
''look, look, LOOK!!! this f*** n*** Rio why the **** are you clapping, don't like the call, FINE!''
it doesn't make any sense
PSG escaped barely yesterday, I felt while Juventus fulfilled the formalities calmly. Personally, I'll be supporting Dortmund for the rest of the competition. Hopefully, they'll get a cool opposition in QFs.
Hahahaha! Yeah, forgot that.
No worries, even I often forget those things...sadly, they haunt every team back at some moment or others. I mean, it isn't as if we got super-advanced technology in our century that can help referees to judge a football match played in a stadium with thousands of people, so that a match can be fair...Hahahaha! Yeah, forgot that.
Also, good choice on supporting Dortmund. They are unbeaten in eight straight ChL games. They were in the ''group of death'' and reached the 1st place, beating Real Madrid, Man-City and Ajax.
But, Dortmund can't beat Bayern.
Both SAF and Ronaldo's remarks are equally disrespectful and low in standard by 2 such legends.
I expect Inter to be on the defensive today, to be honest as they are going to miss some players in this tie and that Spurs are on a good form. Not to forget the misery of Inter last time these 2 met. Inter might play a tactic similar to how they played Juventus earlier this season, where they were the first to break Juventus' undefeated streak. That being said, Spurs are also more of a counter-attacking team, so might be more of tactical match where the most efficient team will clinch it or it'll depend on how good Inter's defence will be.
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I'm not seeing anything on Nani's part about his sight's view part. I don't even see the ball's direction or Arbeloa in it. Just some random arrows done in MS Paint. Anyhow, instead of speaking rules and no rules, I think I'll re-state one person's view I've just talked to and who said to me that "as per the rules, even if Nani's foul was unintentional, he had solid contact on Arbeloa. Supposedly, FIFA rules doesn't take into account the intention of the player. But if an unintentional high-foot leads to a red card, then an unintentional two-fisted punch to the face of a player shall leads to the same sanction. By which, Diego Lopez should have been red-carded very early on. And in terms of dangerous, those punches did more damage to Vidic's forehead and nose than Nani's foot did to Arbeloa's ribs. "You must be registered for see images
i just have to post this xd,
no offense
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Seriously, this rating means nothing. Even if some person may agree to Nani's red, one can't deny how the ref had a bad match. He gave a red on a match with few fouls and mostly fair-play, he didn't notice Rafael's handball, United had 5 penalties appeal turned down, Welbeck's pulled-shirt, Lopez's 2-fisted punch ect... Red or not, he had a bad match - thereby, I doubt he deserved such a rating.
Yeah but apart from the CL elimination, must say all media are really disturbing United right now.Couldn't agree more on the last part my friend
As a Cule I really see slim chances unless Barca plays some extraordinary football with Messi/Xavi/Inesita having their A games. I really hope we don't go through with any controversial calls. I don't really see us getting too far regardless with the defence were carrying.
