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juventus1897

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I have to say that tackle on Montolivio could've been red, but not in a way that every ref would've given one. The ref continued his lenient style by not giving Camo a second yellow, so I guess it's ok. I don't remember the incident involving De Rossi that Seven mentioned, so I can't say anything about it.

I don't think the ref is to blame for the draw anyways, so I'm not really worked up about it.
 

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Seven

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Jun 25, 2003
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That was a bad tackle, but I'm not convinced it was anything other than clumsy.
If Camo makes a bad tackle I'm 100% sure he wanted to hit the guy. Today again he should have been sent off. All these bad tackles were seeing at the World Cup are malicious and the one that wasn't actually earned Cahill a red card.
 

Alen

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That was a bad tackle, but I'm not convinced it was anything other than clumsy.
It wasn't, of course.
The ref wasn't giving cards and if the Paraguayans had malicious intentions, they'd have continued playing dirty with intention to hurt the Azzurri. They didn't.
 

Seven

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Jun 25, 2003
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I have to say that tackle on Montolivio could've been red, but not in a way that every ref would've given one. The ref continued his lenient style by not giving Camo a second yellow, so I guess it's ok. I don't remember the incident involving De Rossi that Seven mentioned, so I can't say anything about it.

I don't think the ref is to blame for the draw anyways, so I'm not really worked up about it.
Of course the ref isn't to blame. Italy created nothing.
 

Seven

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Jun 25, 2003
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It wasn't, of course.
The ref wasn't giving cards and if the Paraguayans had malicious intentions, they'd have continued playing dirty with intention to hurt the Azzurri. They didn't.
If I'm on a football pitch I know who or what I'm going to hit when I go in. I don't believe any of these players are clumsy.
 

juventus1897

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Sep 19, 2006
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Of course the ref isn't to blame. Italy created nothing.
Nah that's too harsh, Paraguay was the team that created absolutely nothing. Can't blame them, but Lippi needs to figure out a setup that works better offensively. Next game is New Zealand, which should be more than winnable, [after that is Slovakia] and hopefully by then the offense will be in full gear + a return of Pirlo.
 

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If Camo makes a bad tackle I'm 100% sure he wanted to hit the guy.
That is true in many cases with him.

Today again he should have been sent off.
True.

All these bad tackles were seeing at the World Cup are malicious and the one that wasn't actually earned Cahill a red card.
I don't think there have been that many malicious tackles. The worst one I've seen was in France v Uruguay, and he got sent off, though it should have been a straight red.
 

Alen

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If Camo makes a bad tackle I'm 100% sure he wanted to hit the guy. Today again he should have been sent off.
For the first foul (the one that got him a yellow card) or for the other fouls as well?

If it's about the first foul then I don't really agree, but I leave it open for discussion. If it's for the other "fouls" then watch them again. They were far from tough fouls, some weren't even fouls and they weren't malicious. He was simply fighting for every ball. The ref did great for not giving him a second yellow, because none of the fouls he made after the yellow (2 fouls actually and he got the ball in the second one) deserved a second yellow.
Actually, looking at how the ref was tough on the whistle, I was even surprised that he gave those fouls against Camoranesi.
 

Seven

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For the first foul (the one that got him a yellow card) or for the other fouls as well?

If it's about the first foul then I don't really agree, but I leave it open for discussion. If it's for the other "fouls" then watch them again. They were far from tough fouls, some weren't even fouls and they weren't malicious. He was simply fighting for every ball. The ref did great for not giving him a second yellow, because none of the fouls he made after the yellow (2 fouls actually and he got the ball in the second one) deserved a second yellow.
Actually, looking at how the ref was tough on the whistle, I was even surprised that he gave those fouls against Camoranesi.
I don't think the other fouls were even fouls. So I agree with you there. But his first one was malicious and not necessary. He wasn't going to win that ball, but went in knowing full well he would hit the guy on the ankle.
 

Alen

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The one where Camo stepped on the guy's foot may have been deliberate.
It was :D

But I'd never give a straight red for that. He deserved a yellow and he got it.

Come on guys, Camo should be sent off on 2 out of 3 matches going by your rules. He's rarely being sent off (almost 2 years, I think) so either your idea of a red card is wrong or the refs love Camo and favor Juve and Italy.
Camoranesi is a tough guy, but pretty idiotic from time to time. I think the refs usually recognize toughness and idiocy and they don't punish him for toughness. The same case with Chiellini. He's one of those 4-5 Juve players who get the least number of yellow cards (check the stats thread) and many will think at first glance that he's the one who is carded the most.
 

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It was :D

But I'd never give a straight red for that. He deserved a yellow and he got it.

Come on guys, Camo should be sent off on 2 out of 3 matches going by your rules. He's rarely being sent off (almost 2 years, I think) so either your idea of a red card is wrong or the refs love Camo and favor Juve and Italy.
Camoranesi is a tough guy, but pretty idiotic from time to time. I think the refs usually recognize toughness and idiocy and they don't punish him for toughness. The same case with Chiellini. He's one of those 4-5 Juve players who get the least number of yellow cards (check the stats thread) and many will think at first glance that he's the one who is carded the most.
Camoranesi should be sent off more than he is.

Chiellini is very aggressive, but he is an excellent tackler.

Camoranesi is aggressive, but he is getting slower and he is not a good tackler.
 

Suns

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It was :D

But I'd never give a straight red for that. He deserved a yellow and he got it.

Come on guys, Camo should be sent off on 2 out of 3 matches going by your rules. He's rarely being sent off (almost 2 years, I think) so either your idea of a red card is wrong or the refs love Camo and favor Juve and Italy.
Camoranesi is a tough guy, but pretty idiotic from time to time. I think the refs usually recognize toughness and idiocy and they don't punish him for toughness. The same case with Chiellini. He's one of those 4-5 Juve players who get the least number of yellow cards (check the stats thread) and many will think at first glance that he's the one who is carded the most.
Alen, you're suppose to defend Camoranesi.
 
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