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That's a trap. The video never lies, but the human interpretation of it does. We're doomed for failure if we think somehow video replays will introduce greater fairness and remove the human error in the game (even though it's often that very same human error that results in scoring opportunities...

Any would-have, should-have, could-have debates lead nowhere. The only purpose they serve is catharsis for those who feel wronged. But once you've had the opportunity to air your grievances a la Seinfeld's "Festivus", even that gets old and you have to move on with your catharsis by yourself...

Someone please close this before we need to rename the :totti: icon as :incuborossonero: :rolleyes:

I'm with Beretta on his understanding of the human flaws and calling the play. But what I don't understand is his math. By saying "the error made by the linesmen that probably denied his team of a glorious win over Juventus", I am guessing he thinks that a soccer match lasts only 50 minutes...

By saying, "We pulled a Milan!" yesterday, I wasn't going back into the recesses of Moggi's days on the pitch. I was talking about this season.... actually, this year of this season. Perhaps unlike maybe a number of Italians, I don't hold grudges for longer than I've been potty trained...

Oh, Nick. Please. Pot? Kettle. Let me introduce you. As bad as Juve played yesterday, my first reaction after it ended was to laugh and literally say, "We pulled a Milan!"

I am not going to fault the ref over this. This again was one of those situations where we have the luxury of sitting on our fat arses in front of the telly with our slow motion remotes -- and we're not hustling downfield with the players. Call it a minor form of what happened to the Spurs...

I'm surprised Makinwa didn't file a police report against Nesta. Not only for taking the shirt off his back, but also for an attempted theft of his kidneys.