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Bjerknes

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Mar 16, 2004
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You hate United. If they were doing it you were gonna be the first one here crying about it. Yet you don't. I wonder why.

And again, how can always the same people do this. We hate Barca and we attack them, sometimes we exaggerate, but how can the same people defend every fucking shit they do? :lol:
Actually, I wouldn't, considering I understand that this running up to the referee is a part of football nowadays. Pretty much every team does it, including our own. It's not really a big deal.
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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Jose Mourinho:

"[Wednesday] once again showed that you don't stand a chance against Barcelona. Uefa doesn't allow any team to really do something against them. I really don't know what's behind all this. Maybe it's their ties with Unicef or maybe it's because they just find Barcelona a sympathetic club. I've been wondering about this all my life and I'll get an answer one day."

Mourinho was surprised by the referee's decision to send him to the stands for dissent and added that officials have been harsh on Barcelona's opponents on a consistent basis in the past few years.

"I don't know why the referee sent me to the stands. I just laughed and applauded his decision. That's all I did. My career will probably be over if I tell him and Uefa how I feel about all this. I have only one question and that's: 'Why?' We could have played for three more hours and would not have conceded. We couldn't lose this game with our tactical plan.
 

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I see teams doing it when it is warranted, like ours. Thinking Palermo away and the non-handball, for example. Warranted.

The disgusting shit that Man Utd used to get away with around 97-2003, it seems this pops up again in the bigger matches, especially those with particularly cuntish players and coaches. Some people will do literally anything that can get away with to win.
 

mcrae

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Regarding the whole surrounding the referee, can you tell me a team, one single club, that does not surround the referee whenever there are rough challenges in a hotly-contested affair?

Watch a bit of Serie A. It happens all the time.
others answered for you.there were no rough challenges when barca players surrounded the ref twice in the first half but disgusting acts of diving.So the plan is,one players dives the rest surround the ref.Nope that's unique,that's truely somethin new they brought to football
 
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    Jose Mourinho:

    'Why?' We could have played for three more hours and would not have conceded. We couldn't lose this game with our tactical plan.
    The game did have 0-0 written all over it until the red card.
     
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    others answered for you.there were no rough challenges when barca players surrounded the ref twice in the first half but disgusting acts of diving.So the plan is,one players dives the rest surround the ref.Nope that's unique,that's truely somethin new they brought to football
    Rangers have been doing that for as long as I can remember.
     

    Alen

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    Rangers have been doing that for as long as I can remember.
    Inter were doing something similar a lot after Calciopoli, but only in serie A, not in Europe. Even when a foul was light, they surrounded the ref.
    Now, why do Rangers do it in SPL, Inter in serie A and Barca in CL?
     

    Bjerknes

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    others answered for you.there were no rough challenges when barca players surrounded the ref twice in the first half but disgusting acts of diving.So the plan is,one players dives the rest surround the ref.Nope that's unique,that's truely somethin new they brought to football
    :lol:

    Watch more football, dude.
     

    Alen

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    Reckless studs tackle on someone's leg ... is violent and gets punished most of the time (red or yellow, either way),
    Not when you touch the ball first.
    I've seen 100's of situations when two players go for the ball. One with his foot high and the other one with his head. When the guy with the high foot touches the ball, the ref gives a foul (and a yellow sometimes) to the guy with the high foot. It's a very dangerous play too and it targets the head. The yellow is given for dangerous play, but I'm yet to see a red card given for that.
    Yesterday's situation was the same.

    Now, the ref could have thought that it's a dangerous play and Pepe targeted the leg, without touching the ball at all, and he gave a red card for that. In any case, even if the ref didn't give the red to deliberately give advantage to Barca, he made a mistake.
    But looking at other situations when Real were getting yellows for the things Barca wasn't carded, then it questions the red card decision too.
     
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    Inter were doing something similar a lot after Calciopoli, but only in serie A, not in Europe. Even when a foul was light, they surrounded the ref.
    Now, why do Rangers do it in SPL, Inter in serie A and Barca in CL?
    Because they know they have the ref in their pocket and just need to give him a gentle reminder to make sure he makes the 'right' decision.
     
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    I think that was after Celtic had been denied a couple of clear penalties against Hearts.

    It was very funny, but the refereeing was very odd.

    Can't honestly say I would be disappointed if one of the bombs huns have been posting makes it to that cunt Lennon.
     

    Trezegol17

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    So its great acting from Alves, he could deserve an Oscar for it. But i'm sure if Pepe hitted him, Alves would have a serious injury. Really disliked the game , it seemed it was match between who could manipulate the referee more. Seeing Affelay play was great tho.
     

    Osman

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    Not when you touch the ball first.
    I've seen 100's of situations when two players go for the ball. One with his foot high and the other one with his head. When the guy with the high foot touches the ball, the ref gives a foul (and a yellow sometimes) to the guy with the high foot. It's a very dangerous play too and it targets the head. The yellow is given for dangerous play, but I'm yet to see a red card given for that.
    Yesterday's situation was the same.

    Now, the ref could have thought that it's a dangerous play and Pepe targeted the leg, without touching the ball at all, and he gave a red card for that. In any case, even if the ref didn't give the red to deliberately give advantage to Barca, he made a mistake.
    But looking at other situations when Real were getting yellows for the things Barca wasn't carded, then it questions the red card decision too.
    They differentiate between high kicks in such scenario, like trying to kick away the ball from someone heading, to going in with studs (high kicks generally not with studs, more like in a motion of trying to flick the ball), later get more red cards, because its bit more dangerous. Though it doesnt get red cards as much as it should.
     

    Nicole

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    Regarding the whole surrounding the referee, can you tell me a team, one single club, that does not surround the referee whenever there are rough challenges in a hotly-contested affair?

    Watch a bit of Serie A. It happens all the time.
    Honestly, the whole thing is a cover-up by Mourinho at the fact he's failed to do what he was brought to the club to do.

    Put up a big show about how they've been cheated, far less likely for the fans and powers-that-be at the club to call into question his methods.

    It's so obvious.

    Real Madrid lose to Barcelona in the Champions League semi final, lose to them in the League, Mourinho is critised by the fans and management.

    Lose to them, seemingly because the dark mystical powers of the ILLUMINATI and that well known corrupt machine of UNICEF are conspiracing against you and get everyone to join with you instead.

    Its all a charade.
     

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