FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 (56 Viewers)
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I only watched the first half. Did Onyewu and Altidore play well in the second half?
Because they were amazing in the first 45 minutes.
P.S: And i just saw the last goal. That was a brilliant action
Because they were amazing in the first 45 minutes.
P.S: And i just saw the last goal. That was a brilliant action
I only watched the first half. Did Onyewu and Altidore play well in the second half?
Because they were amazing in the first 45 minutes.
P.S: And i just saw the last goal. That was a brilliant action
Because they were amazing in the first 45 minutes.
P.S: And i just saw the last goal. That was a brilliant action
Iaquinta called Onyewu a monkey and Onyewu went off crying. He is threatening to sue Iaquinta.
I know 5aye but I've been watching the guy play for a couple of years now. I've seen many U21 games and Villareal games, I believe he does have the talent to go very far. And now recently he has been excellent with the Azzuri, and the way he robbed the U.S midfielder of the ball, rushed forward, and unleashed an explosive strike into the far corner says a lot about his hunger. I honestly have never seen Del piero or Totti play that way for Italy, where they would try to win midfield battles and race for every single ball. That's all I was saying man.
But ofcourse, it's too early to really tell. I'm just predicting here.
Okay.. But some linesmen would have let the play continue, and that's why it was debatable dude.
But ofcourse, it's too early to really tell. I'm just predicting here.
Okay.. But some linesmen would have let the play continue, and that's why it was debatable dude.
That's my opinion, too.
However, the rule tends to be interpretated so much in favour of the attacker that that one could probably have just easily gone Italy's way.
The red card was harsh, the pen was a pen (Chiellini shouldn't have been sent off) and Legro's jump over Donovan was a foul, but you were never likely to be given a second penalty.
However, the rule tends to be interpretated so much in favour of the attacker that that one could probably have just easily gone Italy's way.
The red card was harsh, the pen was a pen (Chiellini shouldn't have been sent off) and Legro's jump over Donovan was a foul, but you were never likely to be given a second penalty.
They have a Giovinco, too.
But I hope to see them crash and burn without a doubt.
I used to have sympathy for Italy and defend them against English football fans claiming the Azzurri are a bunch of divers and cheats. But I'm sorry, I can't defend them anymore. The English are indeed right -- the Azzurri are dirty and cheap, and they do indeed dive.
Gattuso, De Rossi, Greasy Grosso, Maggot Zambrotta, Traitor Rossi, Petite Pirlo, Legrottaglie, Luca Bologne, and others are simply disgusting players. No idea how people from other nations can like the, pretty sorry fans in my opinion.
But I hope to see them crash and burn without a doubt.
I used to have sympathy for Italy and defend them against English football fans claiming the Azzurri are a bunch of divers and cheats. But I'm sorry, I can't defend them anymore. The English are indeed right -- the Azzurri are dirty and cheap, and they do indeed dive.
Gattuso, De Rossi, Greasy Grosso, Maggot Zambrotta, Traitor Rossi, Petite Pirlo, Legrottaglie, Luca Bologne, and others are simply disgusting players. No idea how people from other nations can like the, pretty sorry fans in my opinion.