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Vialli_92

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Suarez was so great. He didn't let the first dive knock his diving confidence when he got booked and got back up and kept diving to finally win his hard earned penalty.

His will to win is what separates him from other players. I bet he would sell his own grandmother if it meant winning.
 

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Hydde

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One last question, do you believe juve deserved their 3-1 win over napoli, yes or no question
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Ill say YES and i will explain my answer because i have to , since this is a trap question.

We shoudl have won that game, maybe not 3-1 because dybs did a blatant dive in my eyes. But IMO we outplayed them. Were on par in the first half and we bested them in the 2nd.
Their first Napoli goal was offside but a difficult call, our penalty was nonexistent IMO, but we played better overall and wanted it more. The ref got wrong calls against both teams in the end.

If you are trying to say that im being bias towards Juve in Italy but im against the same thing in UCL with Barcelona.. is not even close. In Italy, if anything, most referees are even afraid to call penalñties in our favour because of the media backlash and the conspiracy shid. Even teams like Milan get more penalties than us. Also, the pressure that referees get in Italy in our games in nothing close o the amount of pressure, coverage and consequences related to making Barcelona not get their penalties and free kicks.
One thing is to win a game like this..and other is totally force a score like it happened today.

Is not even comparable. The amount of whinning from most teams in italy againmst us is based on ill feelings, inferiority complexes and uncalled theories just to damage Juventus. Ill not say we havent got dubious calls in the past, but what is happening with a team like Barcelona is simply out of hand.

That team has too much history and fabled players to be depending on theatrics.
 

Juliano13

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May 6, 2012
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When it went to 4-1 I knew it would be Barca going through because the big teams always seem to get that luck they need in the end to scrape through.

I've seen it countless times with the big teams like Real Madrid against Atletico in both finals with offside goals and last minute equalisers.

I went to take a piss on 88 mins and I had a feeling when I came back it would be 5-1 then the inevitable 6th came.

The big teams always just find a way whether it's the refs or the other team bottling it.
It's not always, but you only remember the times when it happens. The fact is they would not have won without the ref.
 
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    Ill say YES and i will explain my answer because i have to , since this is a trap question.

    We shoudl have won that game, maybe not 3-1 because dybs did a blatant dive in my eyes. But IMO we outplayed them. Were on par in the first half and we bested them in the 2nd.
    Their first Napoli goal was offside but a difficult call, our penalty was nonexistent IMO, but we played better overall and wanted it more. The ref got wrong calls against both teams in the end.

    If you are trying to say that im being bias towards Juve in Italy but im against the same thing in UCL with Barcelona.. is not even close. In Italy, if anything, most referees are even afraid to call penalñties in our favour because of the media backlash and the conspiracy shid. Even teams like Milan get more penalties than us. Also, the pressure that referees get in Italy in our games in nothing close o the amount of pressure, coverage and consequences related to making Barcelona not get their penalties and free kicks.
    One thing is to win a game like this..and other is totally force a score like it happened today.

    Is not even comparable. The amount of whinning from most teams in italy againmst us is based on ill feelings, inferiority complexes and uncalled theories just to damage Juventus. Ill not say we havent got dubious calls in the past, but what is happening with a team like Barcelona is simply out of hand.

    That team has too much history and fabled players to be depending on theatrics.
    Good job you managed to contradict yourself by the second sentence. I guess one cannot be both bitter and sensible at the same time
     

    GiocataGrande

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    Some luck is indeed part of the game. that includes the referees decision.

    We would be the biggest hypocrites in the world if we start to judge other teams based on that.

    These mistakes go both ways. Always has done and will continue to do so until they find out how to replace the human errors that is generated through the current system.

    whether some teams are more fortunate than others is another debate.

    I do agree that the big teams a lot of times get favorable calls, especially in home matches where they are pressuring. But as someone mentioned earlier, pressure equals opportunities, which further increases the chance for more potential mistakes from the referees.

    When Juve supporters starts to sound like $hinter fans, its gone too far.
     

    Juliano13

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    Finally someone not oozing with bitterness.

    People find it annoying how everyone blames The reff when they lose to us, but somehow use The same arguments in tonights game. Fickle bunch. Pathetic really
    Amazing how much people over here have been mind fucked by Napoli and Inter fans. Just because these losers bitch about Juve getting help you think that you should never complain and just take it up the ass. Well guess what - it's a totally different situation! Turn your brain on, man! Merda/Napoli fans will always bitch and call us thieves no matter what. Even if they get 2 penalties every game and we get a penalty against us every game and they are all undeserved and we somehow win the title anyway, they are still going to say they deserved it. You know why? Because they are pathetic idiots who need somebody to blame for their teams shortcomings. Most likely, they are just the same in life - the governments fault that the got fired for sleeping on the job, their wife is a slut for sleeping around, even though their dick doesn't work and so on.. That's who they are.

    Here, I am a neutral fan and I am simply annoyed at the injustice. I am not saying its a conspiracy and Barcelona own UEFA and all the newspapers and TV stations (which didn't even mention the penalty), and they should be demoted and all their titles are stolen. I am discussing this specific game. It was an obvious dive and it decided the game (I also think the first penalty was questionable. Neymar deliberately ran into the defender). Everything else is secondary.

    And about that great Barca spirit crap - it's much easier to get motivated to turn a game around than it is to keep focused and play well when you are seeing your big lead disappear. Everyone who has played a sport knows that.
     

    king Ale

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    11 years and finally more people are starting to realize :touched:
    @Alen @king Ale do you remember our battles against the ignorance?
    They have to be in the competitions. They are good for football, for me, for you, for life, for love. Football won tonight. I hope we get them in the next round, and they beat us just like that, so football will win again. Forza football! :weee:
     

    king Ale

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    Thanks for the correction, how about don't put yourself in that position in the first place? Also calls even up over the course of the competition, psg gets no sympathy from me and this ref talk is like i said secondary at best, what barca did tonight is truly legendary, to continue to believe man chapeau
    Barca also put themselves in a similar position by conceding four goals in the first leg. But they can get themselves out of that position by getting questionable calls in their favor. Happened against Arsenal (van Persie incident), Chelsea, Milan, etc. Props to them for never sitting back, sure, but no team has had the refs consistently on their side in the past decade as much as Barca have.
     

    GiocataGrande

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    Amazing how much people over here have been mind $#@!ed by Napoli and Inter fans. Just because these losers bitch about Juve getting help you think that you should never complain and just take it up the ass. Well guess what - it's a totally different situation! Turn your brain on, man! Merda/Napoli fans will always bitch and call us thieves no matter what. Even if they get 2 penalties every game and we get a penalty against us every game and they are all undeserved and we somehow win the title anyway, they are still going to say they deserved it. You know why? Because they are pathetic idiots who need somebody to blame for their teams shortcomings. Most likely, they are just the same in life - the governments fault that the got fired for sleeping on the job, their wife is a slut for sleeping around, even though their $#@! doesn't work and so on.. That's who they are.

    Here, I am a neutral fan and I am simply annoyed at the injustice. I am not saying its a conspiracy and Barcelona own UEFA and all the newspapers and TV stations (which didn't even mention the penalty), and they should be demoted and all their titles are stolen. I am discussing this specific game. It was an obvious dive and it decided the game (I also think the first penalty was questionable. Neymar deliberately ran into the defender). Everything else is secondary.

    And about that great Barca spirit crap - it's much easier to get motivated to turn a game around than it is to keep focused and play well when you are seeing your big lead disappear. Everyone who has played a sport knows that.

    I agree: what happens here in Italy is a completely other case, and offcourse you are entitled to call out injustice without being as pathetic as a $hinter fan in a specific game.

    Whats annyoing me is when people ignore big factors of a game and run with a referee decision without addressing the main problems:

    The BIG problem with this game was PSG turning up like a bunch of scared chickens and playing completely without any balls. If they would defend properly and play with a good game-plan they would never have lost. Offcourse they are going to get pressured like a bitch in a corner when they try to park the buss from the first minutes, and voila: after that, a few decisions goes the wrong way and they were completely Fu##ed.

    They played right into Barcelonas hands and have noone else to blame for that than themselves. If you want to win against Barcelona in Nou Camp you need to make the right preparations , and Unai Emery made his team fold from the first whistle.

    I mean, what did he expect?

    This, in my opinion is a much more deciding factor than the referee gifting a penalty. They were up 4-0 after all, not 1-0
     

    Collaguazo

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    Suarez did dive to get the second penalty but what about the completely two idiotic goals that PSG allowed in the first half and the clear chances missed by Cavani and Di Maria.

    Even then after 3-1 they were in complete control of the game and failed to finish the job. Psg can only blame themselves for this monumental collapse. I don't think Barcelona will get far in the CL, unless some lucky draw. I think the first leg game against PSG shows the true level of Barcelona and I wouldn't be surprised if they are eliminated easily on the next round.
     
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    GordoDeCentral

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    Barca also put themselves in a similar position by conceding four goals in the first leg. But they can get themselves out of that position by getting questionable calls in their favor. Happened against Arsenal (van Persie incident), Chelsea, Milan, etc. Props to them for never sitting back, sure, but no team has had the refs consistently on their side in the past decade as much as Barca have.

    So what, no one denied psg their win, and absolutely no one felt any sympathy for barca, what that has to do with today i don't know. As for the rest i know you don't believe that stuff, you also went from questionable calls to outright refs consistently on their side in one post :p

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    Suarez did dive to get the second penalty but what about the completely two idiotic goals that PSG allowed in the first half and the clear chances missed by Cavani and Di Maria.

    Even then after 3-1 they were in complete control of the game and failed to finish the job. Psg can only blame themselves for this monumental collapse. I don't think Barcelona will get far in the CL, unless some lucky draw. I think the first leg game against PSG shows the true level of Barcelona and I wouldn't be surprised if they are eliminated easily on the next round.
    They will be riding momentum, i won't be surprised if they win it
     
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    I would like everyone to read this article please? It makes so much sense

    https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/watch-luis-suarezs-dive-barcelona-psg-downright-disgusting-116083

    To say Barcelona deserved to go through is a lie. Score should have ended 4-1 with Barcelona having 10 men due to Saurez's second dive. I'm sorry PSG may have contributed to their own downfall, but the fact is had Barcelona not cheated then they had would have seen them off. At 4-1 Barcelona would have been deflated with only 10 men.

    I can't believe how laid back football really is when it comes to stamping out cheats. I also find it puzzling how the media look at an incidence such as Saurez at being so insignificant. It's getting ridiculous.
     

    lgorTudor

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    Gotta jinx more matches to see you fuckers get wound up about something a Juventus fan should give zero fucks about. At everybody who seems to be emotionally invested in a Barca-PSG match: do you remember watching football before social media, tabloids and ratcafe were a thing? Like when two teams played and you outright didn't give a shit about the outcome and just wanted an entertaining game? Afterwards you turned off the TV and it instantly turned into a distant memory. The more time I spend here the more I am convinced you actually sit there rooting for PSG or Bayern because reasons and I'm the only one doing it ironically
     

    Juliano13

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    I agree: what happens here in Italy is a completely other case, and offcourse you are entitled to call out injustice without being as pathetic as a $hinter fan in a specific game.

    Whats annyoing me is when people ignore big factors of a game and run with a referee decision without addressing the main problems:

    The BIG problem with this game was PSG turning up like a bunch of scared chickens and playing completely without any balls. If they would defend properly and play with a good game-plan they would never have lost. Offcourse they are going to get pressured like a bitch in a corner when they try to park the buss from the first minutes, and voila: after that, a few decisions goes the wrong way and they were completely Fu##ed.

    They played right into Barcelonas hands and have noone else to blame for that than themselves. If you want to win against Barcelona in Nou Camp you need to make the right preparations , and Unai Emery made his team fold from the first whistle.

    I mean, what did he expect?

    This, in my opinion is a much more deciding factor than the referee gifting a penalty. They were up 4-0 after all, not 1-0
    Of course PSG fucked up and could have gone through despite the referee. The point is they would have qualified without the penalty and refs shouldn't change the outcome of a tie, especially when you consider how obvious that dive was.

    The bold is the key thing. Barcelona didn't impress me at all. Just look at all the goals - 2 defensive fuck ups, 2 penalties and 2 free kicks. Basically PSG beat themselves with the refs help. I didn't see any "Barca magic" and that's why I don't blame PSG for defending, they just didn't do it properly, like you say.
     

    king Ale

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    So what, no one denied psg their win, and absolutely no one felt any sympathy for barca, what that has to do with today i don't know. As for the rest i know you don't believe that stuff, you also went from questionable calls to outright refs consistently on their side in one post :p

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    They will be riding momentum, i won't be surprised if they win it
    I'm talking about a consistent pattern in getting questionable calls (i.e., having refs on their side) :stuckup:

    I hate psg, always have, but how can't you agree that their mistakes and the ref's are independent? Only because there's a lot they can blame themselves for doesn't mean that Barca didn't qualify on the basis of a nonexistent penalty. The ref was just waiting for the tiniest contacts in the penalty area to give it to Barca.
     
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