Looks like people are starting to catch on Nick. Might want to stop doing that soon 
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[Serie A] Chievo - Juventus (3 Viewers)
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this is because we havent played montero
wht kinda foul u talking about here? u mean ku fu kick tackle?
thz for telling me this fact, but it is outta our control
man, u have no idea on this, ya just pathetic who watch every juventus match and finally found one favourable call (the pk against ya stupid team) so u make a whole story on it
wht kinda foul u talking about here? u mean ku fu kick tackle?
thz for telling me this fact, but it is outta our control
man, u have no idea on this, ya just pathetic who watch every juventus match and finally found one favourable call (the pk against ya stupid team) so u make a whole story on it
Any would-have, should-have, could-have debates lead nowhere. The only purpose they serve is catharsis for those who feel wronged. But once you've had the opportunity to air your grievances a la Seinfeld's "Festivus", even that gets old and you have to move on with your catharsis by yourself after a while.
There are people here drawing back on details and an entitled sense of being wronged that goes back well beyond the here-and-now Scudetto campaign -- as if it's even relevant anymore to the current Scudetto campaign (different coaches, players, rules, etc.). It's like the bickering married couple that always brings up, "You remember that time when you forgot to do the dishes back in 1967?! Well I'm still pissed off about that!"
There comes a point where if you can't let go anymore, it's your problem -- and no one else's fault nor responsibility.
Drowning in a cesspool of self pity is the only possible outcome from something like this.
There are people here drawing back on details and an entitled sense of being wronged that goes back well beyond the here-and-now Scudetto campaign -- as if it's even relevant anymore to the current Scudetto campaign (different coaches, players, rules, etc.). It's like the bickering married couple that always brings up, "You remember that time when you forgot to do the dishes back in 1967?! Well I'm still pissed off about that!"
There comes a point where if you can't let go anymore, it's your problem -- and no one else's fault nor responsibility.
Drowning in a cesspool of self pity is the only possible outcome from something like this.
:LOL:
"At the Festivus dinner, you gather your family around and tell them all the ways they have disappointed you over the past year."
"And is there a tree?"
"No. Instead there's a pole. Requires no decoration and I find tinsel distracting."
"Frank, this new holiday of yours is scratching me right where I itch."
"At the Festivus dinner, you gather your family around and tell them all the ways they have disappointed you over the past year."
"And is there a tree?"
"No. Instead there's a pole. Requires no decoration and I find tinsel distracting."
"Frank, this new holiday of yours is scratching me right where I itch."
That's a trap. The video never lies, but the human interpretation of it does. We're doomed for failure if we think somehow video replays will introduce greater fairness and remove the human error in the game (even though it's often that very same human error that results in scoring opportunities in Serie A to begin with).
I just don't want to see us playing the game for slow motion video cameras and not for the human eye. That's not sport. That's forensics.
I just don't want to see us playing the game for slow motion video cameras and not for the human eye. That's not sport. That's forensics.
I agree.Its all the recent horrendous mistakes being made in the game that has the community calling for technology,as I see it mistakes are part of the game and there is no guarantee that video replays will do anything to improve the situation.Even as a fan watching at home with the luxury of slow-motion replays there've always been occaisions when on-pitch incidents have caused hot disputes,even with the aid of technology everyone can see an incident in completely different and sometimes contrasting views.