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Night Strike wrote:I think soccer may be the only sport where you can break a rule to stop a score and not have the score stand. Another very unfortunate policy. He should have made the PK, but he never should have been forced into that situation.
Anarkistsdream wrote:If you guys can't tell that Doom is being forced to post this drivel, you are fools...
ga7 wrote:Night Strike wrote:I think soccer may be the only sport where you can break a rule to stop a score and not have the score stand. Another very unfortunate policy. He should have made the PK, but he never should have been forced into that situation.
Heh totally agree, a rule like "a goal will be awarded if the ball was stopped by a field player's hand" would totally make sense. Then again FIFA has proven they are less likely to evolve than a fucking coelacanth. Anyway the quarters so far have been rich and upper level, hope it will keep going tomorrow (sure of it for the first one, a bit worried about blockhaus Paraguay and neurasthenic Spain).
sonicsteve wrote:and on the other hand...
that was the best game of the world cup so far for me - loved it, superb free kick by Forlan, who has been the player of the tournament imo - if the England players had half his energy and enthusiasm...
Anyway, enough about our lot, what a finish to the match! The bravery and composure shown by Gyan to take the opening penalty in the shoot-out immediately after his last second miss, was just stunning, and I've nothing against Ghana, but I've been rooting for Uruguay since their opening game.
Fantastic.
grifftron wrote:sonicsteve wrote:and on the other hand...
that was the best game of the world cup so far for me - loved it, superb free kick by Forlan, who has been the player of the tournament imo - if the England players had half his energy and enthusiasm...
Anyway, enough about our lot, what a finish to the match! The bravery and composure shown by Gyan to take the opening penalty in the shoot-out immediately after his last second miss, was just stunning, and I've nothing against Ghana, but I've been rooting for Uruguay since their opening game.
Fantastic.
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And as for the other game...
Why has no one posted any crying pictures of Kaka? I mean when superstar (and one of my favorite players) CR is crying its a big post fest, but when Kaka is crying, no posts?
GREAT JOB HOLLAND!!!
-griff
Titanic wrote:Absolutely devastated for Ghana. Honestly don't know a single person who wasn't supporting them and they were so so close. Had enough chances even without the penalty but totally proud of the performance. Glad that the Netherlands won, one of the few upsets I've predicted, and hoping for a Germany and Spain victory tomorrow.
Germany/Argentina should hopefully be very exitiing. One team plays a open fast game and the other team has an awful defence but incredible attack. I reckon it might be about 3-2 one way or the other, hopefully.
obliterationX wrote:ga7 wrote:Night Strike wrote:I think soccer may be the only sport where you can break a rule to stop a score and not have the score stand. Another very unfortunate policy. He should have made the PK, but he never should have been forced into that situation.
Heh totally agree, a rule like "a goal will be awarded if the ball was stopped by a field player's hand" would totally make sense. Then again FIFA has proven they are less likely to evolve than a fucking coelacanth. Anyway the quarters so far have been rich and upper level, hope it will keep going tomorrow (sure of it for the first one, a bit worried about blockhaus Paraguay and neurasthenic Spain).
Before Mr Blatter confuses his old brain even more with these kinds of improvements to the game, he first needs to establish that when the ball crosses the goal-line, it should stand as a goal. Therefore, his first baby-step forward should be the introduction of goal-line technology. He is, as you said, stuck in his old ways - the rigid old man.
nietzsche wrote:wohoooo go Germany!!
Army of GOD wrote:I joined this game because it's so similar to Call of Duty.
Lord+Master wrote:4-0 now![]()
I have to admit, as an England fan this goes a long way to making me feel a bit better about the trouncing Germany gave us!
Gypsys Kiss wrote:Lord+Master wrote:4-0 now![]()
I have to admit, as an England fan this goes a long way to making me feel a bit better about the trouncing Germany gave us!
Me and the Mrs were just saying the same thing
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