[Serie A] JUVENTUS 3-2 roma (October 5th 2014) (52 Viewers)
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i dont get the crying on this forum i really dont.
1st goal Maicon jumps 1 yard forward from where he should be to block the shot with his arm while he is still in the box as the ball hits his arm. The handball was just outside the box but the player was still in the box so when he handled the ball the player was still active in the box. He could have been sent off for making 2 fouls in that 1 incident, 1st was the handball and the 2nd was advancing forward in the wall to get closer to the ball but nobody talks about that.
2nd penalty, Pogba's foot is on the line which is considered active in the box, his knee is also clearly over the line so he is definitely active in the box at the time of the foul.
3rd goal, nothing to dispute here the pics clearly show the keeper could see Bonucci striking the ball and Vidal not impeding his vision. If his vision was impeded there is no way he could have dived as early as he did to try and save the shot.
There were fine lines between the decisions they could have easily been given as a FK instead of a penalty just as much the other way around which is what happened. I didn't see much wrong with the decisions.
1st goal Maicon jumps 1 yard forward from where he should be to block the shot with his arm while he is still in the box as the ball hits his arm. The handball was just outside the box but the player was still in the box so when he handled the ball the player was still active in the box. He could have been sent off for making 2 fouls in that 1 incident, 1st was the handball and the 2nd was advancing forward in the wall to get closer to the ball but nobody talks about that.
2nd penalty, Pogba's foot is on the line which is considered active in the box, his knee is also clearly over the line so he is definitely active in the box at the time of the foul.
3rd goal, nothing to dispute here the pics clearly show the keeper could see Bonucci striking the ball and Vidal not impeding his vision. If his vision was impeded there is no way he could have dived as early as he did to try and save the shot.
There were fine lines between the decisions they could have easily been given as a FK instead of a penalty just as much the other way around which is what happened. I didn't see much wrong with the decisions.
I agree with Alen's overall summary:
I don't think there was much you could say the ref was clearly wrong about in the game.
The issue is that there had to be considerable doubt on the two penalty calls so, rightly or wrongly, you probably expect to get one of the two decisions in your favour.
Because Juve got both calls in their favour, it leaves things open to accusations of bias.
Roma are hurting their credibility when complaining about the refereeing by bring up Bonucci's goal. Rightly or wrongly (I believe the rules say there is no offside, but I don't like the current interpretation of the offside law) there is no way that goal ever gets disallowed for offside no matter the circumstances or who is playing.
I don't think there was much you could say the ref was clearly wrong about in the game.
The issue is that there had to be considerable doubt on the two penalty calls so, rightly or wrongly, you probably expect to get one of the two decisions in your favour.
Because Juve got both calls in their favour, it leaves things open to accusations of bias.
Roma are hurting their credibility when complaining about the refereeing by bring up Bonucci's goal. Rightly or wrongly (I believe the rules say there is no offside, but I don't like the current interpretation of the offside law) there is no way that goal ever gets disallowed for offside no matter the circumstances or who is playing.
Which is exactly two macthes too much.
Especially seeing as the next two fixtures are the perfect opportunity for him to grab some minutes, with Llorente out of form (though I retain my stance that, except for the game against Roma, he hasn't been nearly as bad as he's made out to be), and weak opponents.
Especially seeing as the next two fixtures are the perfect opportunity for him to grab some minutes, with Llorente out of form (though I retain my stance that, except for the game against Roma, he hasn't been nearly as bad as he's made out to be), and weak opponents.
Totti and Dule crying:
Me too. I was like, "Suck it like a wolf's tit, Roma!"
I've given up. We're never going to convince anyone in Italy about innocence or clean football no matter what we do. We could go back to Serie B, lose all our three administrators, rebuild, and people whine about the same shit over and over again. I'm done with it. I'm now I'm at a phase of feeling like, "Fuck you and your incessant whining ... just rub it in your faces."
And what was brilliant about that match? It just rubbed it in their faces. I'm done with playing nice for everybody. The only way that match could have been better is if Roma had three Gol di Muntari annulled.
This. I don't understand why any Juve fan would cheer for these pathetic clubs in Europe. I'd rather be the one good club in a mediocre league, then cheer these trash clubs on. We all know Serie A is never going to drop out of the top 6 in UEFA rankings, so we'll always have 3 CL places. And I'll always be hoping the rest of the clubs in this shitty league fail miserably.
Every major club in Italy, has at east once in the last couple years, taken a serious dig at Juventus for our legitimacy. Gol di Muntari...the game yesterday...Mazzarri as always blames the ref. These mother fuckers, if in our position, would do the exact same thing and NOT ONE would say "you know what, the whole of Italy is right and we are wrong". Hypocrites. They would be on the defensive if roles were reversed. Every major country has at least 1 team that wins way more than everyone else:
-man U
-RM/Barca
-Bayern
-Ajax
-PSG
...
-Juventus
Its the way it is. They need to deal with it. Our club will always be the focal point of Serie A and the national team. In fact, I think we have been given far fewer PK's since 2006 than the other major clubs. Maybe @Alen can dig into his black statistics box under his bed to confirm?
Why anyone here cares about coefficients and that sort of crap should reconsider because what has everyone else done for Juve? Nothing. It always has been and always will be, thank God, Juventus vs everyone else. I'd prefer it stay that way because it makes games like yesterday so fucking good.
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My point exactly. Love it.
-man U
-RM/Barca
-Bayern
-Ajax
-PSG
...
-Juventus
Its the way it is. They need to deal with it. Our club will always be the focal point of Serie A and the national team. In fact, I think we have been given far fewer PK's since 2006 than the other major clubs. Maybe @Alen can dig into his black statistics box under his bed to confirm?
Why anyone here cares about coefficients and that sort of crap should reconsider because what has everyone else done for Juve? Nothing. It always has been and always will be, thank God, Juventus vs everyone else. I'd prefer it stay that way because it makes games like yesterday so fucking good.
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Manolas 2 match ban
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My point exactly. Love it.