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FIFA HQ location: Zurich, Switzerland
Joseph Blatter birthplace: Visp, Switzerland
Tomorrow's match referee is from Sweden... why Euro ref for a South American vs. European match?
We're ed.
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FIFA HQ location: Zurich, Switzerland
Joseph Blatter birthplace: Visp, Switzerland
Tomorrow's match referee is from Sweden... why Euro ref for a South American vs. European match?
We're ed.
They did the same to Mehico....Euro zebra reffing Flopplland.
Looks like a ty remake of sensible soccer.
I think that's what they're aiming at...
Pretty sure it was on purpose. Just like Football teams do it with their TE's or Recievers (in honor to Larry Sanders).
Neuer did a great job. He won all of his duels, best mark of any German defenderAdditionally, he had 59 touches with the ball and 21 out of these were out of the penalty box.
So two games remaining for an upset to happen
most likely USA or Swiss ?
Likely USA. Belgium hasn't impressed me that much. They still have their flaws as seen vs. Algeria. Russia and South Korea were no real opponents, both sucked.
If Messi doesn't show up today he should never ever be put in the GOAT discussion again. GOATs against Switzerland should have a fest.
Articles 46a, 47m, 57 and 84a of the FDC. Its an unsanctioned disciplinary violation that has no place in the game and should have resulted in a penalty thus had a far bigger impact on the result than the bite; the cited articles support a sanction.
Of course, if the blatant sakho elbow wasn't punished neither will this. (Art 48 d, same article used to punish Suarez). Or the matuidi foul that broke onazi's ankle. Yesterday re: robben diving FIFA said they only review serious infringements. But a penalty is classified as serious as is assault (articles 47 and 48). So why no review? I'm still waiting for the sahko review you said was coming.
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Vamos vamoooos, Argentinaaaaaaa, Vamos vamooooos a ganaaaar! esta barraaaaa quilomberaaaaaa no te deja no te deja de alentaaaaar!!!
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Mexico Coach Blames The Referee For His Team's Loss, Wants Him Kicked Out Of The World Cup
By Tony Manfred June 30, 2014 8:40 AM
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Mexico coach Miguel Herrera, who became a cult figure at this World Cup for his irresistible exuberance on the sidelines, ripped referee Pedro Proença after his team's controversial 2-1 loss to the Netherlands.
The Dutch won after Arjen Robben was awarded a penalty in the 94th minute. It looked like a clear dive, even though Mexican defender stepped on Robben's foot.
Herrera says the referee single-handedly eliminated his team from the World Cup and he should be kicked out of the tournament.
From the Guardian's Sid Lowe:
"The penalty was invented. I hope the referees’ committee looks at the decision and that he, like us, goes home. We’re leaving [the World Cup] because of the fact that the decision to stay was not in our hands. If they have a conscience, he should not take charge of another game at the World Cup."
"In three of the four games, the refereeing has been disastrous,. In four games, three of them had tendentious refereeing. Against Cameroon we were denied two goals, there were two penalties in the same move [denied] against Croatia, and today he conditioned the game all the way through with favours [to Holland] and then he invented a penalty that was so big."
As brutal as the penalty was, Mexico ultimately has itself to blame.
El Tri took a 1-0 lead three minutes into the second half, and then played far too conservatively for the final 20 minutes or so. If it wasn't for the brilliance of Meme Ochoa in net, the Dutch would have equalized earlier. When Wesley Sneijder scored to make it 1-1 in the 88th minute, it felt like it had been coming for a while.
Mexico held a 1-0 lead in the 88th minute and managed to lose before extra time. While the call at the end was borderline, the referee isn't the reason they're going home.
Anyone think Altidore plays any today vs. Belgium?
If the US is down by a goal with 15 mins remaining, then I think he goes in to try and add offense. Otherwise, no.
Daf, nono, manuloco, manu's maglefthand and diego.... all ting bricks ATM TBH
SPFC FC had to practice it. Getting back on defense to cover him. He was very good in his prime. If it was not a goal, it would be at least close. That's the only reason why they let him do it in the 1st place. Because it's indeed very risky.
Once I remember that Rogerio was so excited to score his 20th I think, that he took too long to get back. And a Fluminense player called Roger scored on him from the mid-field.
It's in the end of this video (Both great goals btw)
just woke up
If it's tied after regulation and it goes 120 minutes and the U.S. have some subs available, probably.
Nono, what do you think of this? BS?
just woke up
http://futbol.as.com/futbol/2014/07/...77_173454.html
It’s going to be war!, joked Tuesday Pope Francis before several of its Swiss guards, a few hours from the Argentina-Switzerland World Cup match, reported the agency specializing on Vatican Media.
http://grupoderua.com/world-switzerl...r-joking-pope/
smells like BS... but Dive Maria did have a couple beefs with RMAO fans
Zabaleta been ass all tournament, tbh
On today's episode of How The World Cup Turns...Nono will play the role of Lerfty...
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