Claudio Marchisio (68 Viewers)

Fr3sh

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Jul 12, 2011
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:lol:
@AlexJuventino did you see how effective your hero was? :lol2:
You support USA now?

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fagbag :lol: He surely looked like one. And that fuckin Suarez cunt with his biting.:sergio:
The biting was BEAUTIFUL! Say what you will, but :lol: Chiello dived like a bitch all game long, acted like a little cunt, Suarez carefully chose his target and voila.
 

Lion

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Jan 24, 2007
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2 things i want to mention:

he brought his shins up 2 feet away from the referre. you would think a professional player would know better

2- red card or yellow card. doesn't matter. watch most of marchisio's yellow card bookings with juventus. he's the stupidest juventus player when it comes to getting yellows. he gets them over stupid challenges. no surprise that eventually a red would replace a yellow.
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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Marchisio career is all but over.
Just another leechfuuck. This is a huge problem in our country.

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HE STAMPED ON HIS FUUCKING LEG!

Azzurri fans are the worst of the worst poor sports.
A fool.
Cost his country going through.
DICK CHEESE!

2 things i want to mention:

he brought his shins up 2 feet away from the referre. you would think a professional player would know better

2- red card or yellow card. doesn't matter. watch most of marchisio's yellow card bookings with juventus. he's the stupidest juventus player when it comes to getting yellows. he gets them over stupid challenges. no surprise that eventually a red would replace a yellow.
You. :lol:
 

king Ale

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Oct 28, 2004
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ok so marks are there but none of the referees saw it, they should still sanction the player based on chiellini's word? come on you know thats bs. It was unlucky for italy that their red card offense happened in front of the ref, while uruguays didnt, or maybe uruguay is just better at ebing a dirty team :D
Rather on the actual evidence (marks) and the player's record.
 

king Ale

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Oct 28, 2004
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chiellinis record of sportsmanship? no way any reasonable good ref would sanction a player on an incident he or his assistants didnt see.
Are you being sarcastic or I was not clear enough?

Anyway we are back to my initial point. Not seeing an incident can never be an excuse. It's just sheer incompetency.
 

GordoDeCentral

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Apr 14, 2005
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Are you being sarcastic or I was not clear enough?

Anyway we are back to my initial point. Not seeing an incident can never be an excuse. It's just sheer incompetency.
all i see is sheer bias in your post, no ref no matter how competent he is will catch every single detail that happens on the pitch, and i challenge anyone here to have spotted the bite without the multiple replays and angled takes. Your initial point is moot to start with because players are constantly punished because of video evidence, if we expected referees to be all seeing super humans like you do, we wouldnt need panels to review video evidence post match.
 

acmilan

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Nov 8, 2005
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X in favor of a South American team on a call that went against Chiellini's favor? Who would have thought? ;)
I hope Deneb's hard-on for the SA teams bursts and gets infected when the EU teams push them some SA shit in later in the tourney.

That being said, I agree with him on both accounts. It was an unfortunate/stupid/unlucky call it whatever you want incident with marchisio as I think he was just trying to win position there by turning around and pushing Perreira(?) off the ball. In the end, however, he didn't leave the ref much of a choice - justified RC for me.

As for the Suarez bite, that was a straight RC offense too and will hopefully result in at least a year-long ban due to previous history. Problem is it was something you would expect the ref and the linesmen to miss more often than not. That's the whole point of being a sneaky shithead like Suarez and go for the bite as opposed a kick, stomp, punch, butthead, etc (Pepe should be taking notes). And he's kind of perfected his craft by now, as well. On top of it being a sneaky and difficult to detect attempt for malicious contact, it's not something most refs would expect and look out for anyway, making it that much harder to see. And no ref can or should make a game-time call based on the word of a player even if said player still had his chastity belt intact and signed by the Pope himself.
 

Raz

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Nov 20, 2005
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I'm glad Italy crashed out, our players can finally rest. And plus I'm rooting for Uruguay :)

Don't think it was a clear red though, but any ref can give a red for such tackle and it would be ok.
 

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