[Serie A] Lazio 1-1 Juventus [10th May, 2025 18:00 CEST] (111 Viewers)

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Mokku

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Apr 17, 2019
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I told you lot we'd mess this up. Roma are on hot form and will leapfrog us. A very mediocre squad but a master is leading them. Our junk players with some guidance are doing great things for Roma and remember, they were even more hopeless then us at the start of the season.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
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I actually expected longer given we were holding on and 2 VAR incidents.
If Kalulu's red was correct, I did not see any major incident that could help Lazio. VAR called offside instead of penalty for Lazio, no arm called on Thuram which were correct decisions. Once again we have ourselves to blame.

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I told you lot we'd mess this up. Roma are on hot form and will leapfrog us. A very mediocre squad but a master is leading them. Our junk players with some guidance are doing great things for Roma and remember, they were even more hopeless then us at the start of the season.
I did not expect us to beat Lazio or Bologna. Im surprised we did not lose considering how terrible this side is and that probably our most creative player did not play. We can still qualify but Atalanta has to beat Roma.
 
May 11, 2005
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If Kalulu's red was correct, I did not see any major incident that could help Lazio. VAR called offside instead of penalty for Lazio, no arm called on Thuram which were correct decisions. Once again we have ourselves to blame.
I mainly agree.

But the ref was so inconsistent with yellows to our disadvantage. Lazio players should have been booked in the first half in early in the second. A pattern seemed to be their player would foul us on the break, the ref would play minimal advantage and the Lazio player avoided a booking. When reversed, the ref stopped the game and booked our player. Having so many players on yellows hampered us.

I also think their no. 10 looked offside on the equaliser and was interfering with play, but not seen the replay.
 

s4tch

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Mar 23, 2015
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this was posted right after the red. i'll add one other thing too: two yellows were given to players at risk of suspension. both of those yellows were harsh. oh, and an other one: kalulu is the first player to get a red based on a doorbell camera footage mounted on a satellite



and of course we have alen protecting the ref

you should have sat this one out @Alen
 
Aug 24, 2020
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what can we do? we can not fight against it...even if expose them on media it wont make a difference, this shit is rooted inside of this mafia country and it will always be the same...we will argue here forever how this system is against us. We will have to put 20% more than opponents every match and thats all we can do.
 
Feb 12, 2006
68,974
what can we do? we can not fight against it...even if expose them on media it wont make a difference, this shit is rooted inside of this mafia country and it will always be the same...we will argue here forever how this system is against us. We will have to put 20% more than opponents every match and thats all we can do.
That's the thing, if we say nothing, nothing will change, if we speak up, at least we make it aware to everyone. Nothing will change as long as elkunt stays quiet
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
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this was posted right after the red. i'll add one other thing too: two yellows were given to players at risk of suspension. both of those yellows were harsh. oh, and an other one: kalulu is the first player to get a red based on a doorbell camera footage mounted on a satellite



and of course we have alen protecting the ref

you should have sat this one out @Alen
So going by your logic, after Kalulu's red the ref became anti-Lazio because he gave them 5 yellows for 3 fouls and he gave us only 1 for 4 fouls? Don't be selective with the facts, you're not Danielsz and you're much better than that.

It's perfectly fine to be subjective in a football forum and about your favorite team. But it's not a sin or a crime to try and be objective.
Like I said, if Kalulu's red was fine, the ref was fine. If it was wrong, then the ref fucked up everything, he decided the match, maybe even next season, and he should get a lengthy ban. But the 7 minutes added time, not giving a yellow for Lazio's fouls in the first half when it's debatable if any of those warranted a yellow, for calling De Gregorio's foul a penalty and so on, don't make this a bad ref performance. It's only about the red card call.
 
Feb 12, 2006
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this was posted right after the red. i'll add one other thing too: two yellows were given to players at risk of suspension. both of those yellows were harsh. oh, and an other one: kalulu is the first player to get a red based on a doorbell camera footage mounted on a satellite



and of course we have alen protecting the ref

you should have sat this one out @Alen
Honestly I cannot believe the only footage they had for the red was some satellite picture powered by a calculator, utterly ridiculous, just had vibes of the Juve salernitana game where VAR didn't pick up Candreva because they didn't have the right angles or some bs excuse.
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,667
Honestly I cannot believe the only footage they had for the red was some satellite picture powered by a calculator, utterly ridiculous, just had vibes of the Juve salernitana game where VAR didn't pick up Candreva because they didn't have the right angles or some bs excuse.
there's this too



guess which player got a red lol

but alen saw everything based on the doorbell camera footage

the "objective fan". dumbest oxymoron on a football forum

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this is beautiful too. var didn't even check it
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
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    Alen

there's this too
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Shut up. I said that I couldn't see intention from that bad angle. I don't know how the ref saw it.
But Tudor admitted that Kalulu made a mistake and that it was a naive thing to do, so I guess that something did indeed happen that warranted a red card.
The Lazio player milked it, tho.
 

MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
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He clearly swings. The question is how much does he actually connect. Of course, the intention is what matters and of course the only time the referee will apply that criteria is with us.

But Kalulu clearly makes a big error
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
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    Alen

He clearly swings. The question is how much does he actually connect. Of course, the intention is what matters and of course the only time the referee will apply that criteria is with us.

But Kalulu clearly makes a big error
The Lazio player milked it. There is no way that it hurt him the way he presented it. But he was perfectly aware that on camera it will look like a deliberate hit in the face. Just like Tudor said, Kalulu was very naive here. Inexcusably naive.
 
Mar 30, 2003
20,833
what can we do? we can not fight against it...even if expose them on media it wont make a difference, this shit is rooted inside of this mafia country and it will always be the same...we will argue here forever how this system is against us. We will have to put 20% more than opponents every match and thats all we can do.
The irony is that everyone in Italy thinks Juventus are the best cheaters in the world

Actually it's not even just in Italy literally everyone worldwide has this opinion of Juve
 

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