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They did hand out a card for diving in one of the last group round games. USA's coach suggested that there be a review and retroactive red-cards be given. I think it would clean it up a lot. Again not necessarily for the "fall" itself, but for the flail or the time waster. However, the ref didn't get pissed enough in this game to do that though, he was relatively good even if he misjudged one of their cards and one of ours, IMO. |
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And I did find out, hours later, that the match was tied. Then I watched today's match. Ugh. Why didn't Bradley save at least ONE substitution for near the end? I don't like Ghana right now, but hey, they probably don't like me, either. |
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I don't know why we had Clark and Findley in the first place. Maybe just because they were fresh legs, but we ended up pulling Clark out anyway :-/ Ghana deserved to win, but showed poor sportsmanship throughout and I find that disappointing. |
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And I sleep in and wake up to find Germany beating the snot out of England.
*Insert Jon Stewart's joke about England calling the USA for help again.* |
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Justice!!!!
FIFA drops refs who made biggest mistakes
"Koman Coulibaly, the referee who gained notoriety for controversially denying the United States a potential game-winning goal against Slovenia in the group stage, was sent back to Mali without having refereed another match since his glaring mistake 11 days ago. "The 10 referees deemed to be the worst in the tournament were excluded from the final list of elite officials who will be in contention to take charge of the all-important quarterfinal rounds onward. "All 10 packed up their things from the secret refereeing base near Pretoria – where the officials have lived in isolation since the start of the World Cup – and were due to catch flights home either Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. "Yahoo! Sports exclusively revealed hours after the USA 2-2 draw with Slovenia that Coulibaly would not be allowed to referee another match, and so it transpired...." Don't deprive yourself from reading the whole article! (Y Viva Espana!) |
Blatter says sorry to England, debate re-opens
with the recent controversial calls, FIFA has agreed to revisit the possibility of using goal-line technology, but remains steadfast on not using video review. even the idea of limited use, ie one or two challenges for instant replay, are given little regard. FIFA President Sepp Blatter is a terrifically pompous ass. it's astounding how much i deplore the man, and he can still find room for growth. if being an A-hole was a renewable source of energy, his worth would be limitless. a perpetual jerk. FIFA = F'n Insolent French A-hole. |
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You know, I get that they can't really change the rules about goal line tech or replays at this point in the Cup. But show a little bit more apology for the way things have gone!
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Good bye Brazil.
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