[Champions League] Shakhtar 0-1 JUVENTUS (December 5, 2012) (7 Viewers)

[JuveJay]

Oh btw I thought yesterday's ref was awesome. Handles the game well.

He basically just made the easy decisions all the time, not really the correct ones. Kucher made three borderline yellow card fouls before he finally got booked. Second half he made another 3-4 fouls including a really rough one on Pogba that he played on for. So he was looking to give nothing controversial. Yet he was quite happy to give soft yellows in nothing situations.

 

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[Alex-444]

 

[Lapa]

I'm happy that our team has learned not to score more goals than what we actually need....or not to score at all and still win.

 

[DUKAC]

Oh btw I thought yesterday's ref was awesome. Handles the game well.

Not so sure.
There was a clear penalty for us in the first half after Pirlos free kick when their player directly affected the game by touching the ball with his hand in front of I think Chiellinis head(I am not sure about this) but definitely a school example of penalty

 

[Nedved03]

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[Red]

Sky commentators were also generally very favourable towards Juve, which is rare. They did seem to hate Shaktar tho.

Shows how outraged the English were about Luiz Adriano's goal that they favoured Juve.

Oh btw I thought yesterday's ref was awesome. Handles the game well.

Thought he was mixed.

Having been so quick to book Vidal - not that that was a wrong decision - he should have been quicker with cards generally through the game.

Also thought Juve should have had a penalty for the handball in the first half.

Not the ref's fault, but Juve's goal was offside.

All in all, I wasn't overly impressed with the officiating.

 

[Juliano13]

Shows how outraged the English were about Luiz Adriano's goal that they favoured Juve.



Thought he was mixed.

Having been so quick to book Vidal - not that that was a wrong decision - he should have been quicker with cards generally through the game.

Also thought Juve should have had a penalty for the handball in the first half.

Not the ref's fault, but Juve's goal was offside.

All in all, I wasn't overly impressed with the officiating.

The offside goal and the handball are the same linesman's fault.

 

[Enron]

The offside goal and the handball are the same linesman's fault.

Aye, that dude was balls bad.

 

[Red]

The offside goal and the handball are the same linesman's fault.

Offside, obviously, was the linesman's fault.

Penalty wasn't, though.

It would have had to be given by the ref or the official on the goalline.

 

[Enron]

Offside, obviously, was the linesman's fault.

Penalty wasn't, though.

It would have had to be given by the ref or the official on the goalline.

Plenty of over zealous assistants have given penalties in the past.

 

[Red]

Yeah, but I don't think that was one he would have had a good enough view of to make the call.

 

[Juliano13]

Yeah, but I don't think that was one he would have had a good enough view of to make the call.

i think he did.

 

[sempreJuve]

A great team makes it-s own luck and gio becomes useful by making the goal without scoring

 

[sallyinzaghi]

one thing I did not like was shakhtar's play acting, you'd have to wonder which was the real italian team then!

 

[Lapa]

one thing I did not like was shakhtar's play acting, you'd have to wonder which was the real italian team then!

What did you expect from those fuckers? C'mon, they are from a fucking Ukraine.

 

[JuveJay]

Their play acting was terrible, but I liked how we started doing a bit of it (Pogba, Asamoah) later in the game after we had scored

Referees in the CL often give freekicks for just falling over under pressure.

 

[Lapa]

That's actually the biggest disease in football...fucking falling down without any real reason. Refs should just let the game go on if that happens.

 

[Gerd]

Never really been a fan of paolino , but that response was great

 

[Raz]

That's actually the biggest disease in football...fucking falling down without any real reason. Refs should just let the game go on if that happens.

Just do a post video review after a game and anyone who dives blatantly, dives without any contact gets a suspension, you won't see any of that shit anymore.

 

[JuveJay]

That's actually the biggest disease in football...fucking falling down without any real reason. Refs should just let the game go on if that happens.

Srna and Midi-chlorian were disgusting with it.