Sebastian Giovinco (10 Viewers)

[Xperd]

Peluso called him a figlio di puttana.

Thats pretty uncalled for.I'd like my players to be classy in such situations.

 

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[baggio]

What does that translate to? What Peluso said.

 

[I am John]

Things can look very bad when you have a very slow player like Cambiasso going in on a very sharp player like Giovinco - but that doesn't mean the intent was there to really hurt the opponent.

Cambiasso also isn't a player, to my mind, who has a track record of putting in nasty tackles or trying to injure people.

Frankly, I was more bothered by Gargano's foul on Chiellini. I thought it had the look of having a real premeditated intention to try and give Chiellini a whack on his dodgy ankle(s).

You watch that fucking youtube video and say again that tackle wasnt meant to injure Giovinco.
Thats nasty, and your effort to defend cambiadog is just foolish.

 

[The Curr]

What does that translate to? What Peluso said.

Son of a whore.

 

[ALC]

The topic should be wether or not to ban him for the season for this insanely brutal assault, and you arent convinced of how malicious it was?

If it were up to Red, that sort of tackle would be a soft yellow.

 

[Xperd]

What does that translate to? What Peluso said.

Son of a b*tch.

 

[IliveForJuve]

What does that translate to? What Peluso said.

Son of a whore.

 

[Post Ironic]

Regardless of how bad a tackle it was, and imo it was an awful one (just watch how Gio's leg seems to buckle a bit before it slides back), it was at the final whistle. And Cambiasso knew it was the final whistle, and that there was no chance they could take the ball downfield and score. Why was it even necessary to go in for a sliding tackle when you know the game is already over. He obviously did it out of frustration with losing, and with malicious intent to send a message/injure a player. He should be banned for the rest of the season for that.

 

[I am John]

No, he should be dead.

 

[CAPITANO]

early reports nothing serious but recovery in time for Bayern could be difficult

 

[Post Ironic]

Dead works too!

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

early reports nothing serious but recovery in time for Bayern could be difficult

Source?

 

[Jem83]

Definite intent by Cambiasso, that's 100 % certain.

His conscience kicks in and he regrets what he's done a millisecond afterwards, though, but that's no excuse.

 

[CAPITANO]

Source?

Sky

 

[Maddy]

Things can look very bad when you have a very slow player like Cambiasso going in on a very sharp player like Giovinco - but that doesn't mean the intent was there to really hurt the opponent.

Cambiasso also isn't a player, to my mind, who has a track record of putting in nasty tackles or trying to injure people.

Frankly, I was more bothered by Gargano's foul on Chiellini. I thought it had the look of having a real premeditated intention to try and give Chiellini a whack on his dodgy ankle(s).

 

[pitbull]

Cambiasso should be banned for the rest of the season, such actions shouldn't be tolerated in football. He's lucky this is professional footie, most amateurs would beat his face right after the game.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Just saw a still of it... that's just horrible.

 

[Völler]

ForzaInterForums user:

Cambiasso went to the Juve locker room after the game to apologize. True Gentlemen!

 

[Red]

I don't see your point.

Unless you found my post so exciting that you are currently having a fiddle.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Things can look very bad when you have a very slow player like Cambiasso going in on a very sharp player like Giovinco - but that doesn't mean the intent was there to really hurt the opponent.

Cambiasso also isn't a player, to my mind, who has a track record of putting in nasty tackles or trying to injure people.

Frankly, I was more bothered by Gargano's foul on Chiellini. I thought it had the look of having a real premeditated intention to try and give Chiellini a whack on his dodgy ankle(s).

"He's not that sort of player"

I love that line.