From: jvazquez on
On 4 jun, 18:43, "Adama" <s...(a)invalid.com> wrote:
> Not sure it would be penalty, it didn't look deliberate at all..
> But if the irish are satisfied with this "justice", then it's fine by me.

No way. By any means, mait.

If I were Irish I wouldn't be satisfied till the French are stalled in
first round after a dubious, controversial penalty in the 93 minute of
the last match they play, commited by... Henry!.

Sorry my French friends.

Juan Vazquez



From: gsn on
On Jun 4, 6:43 pm, "Adama" <s...(a)invalid.com> wrote:
> "gsn" <gsnaraya...(a)ymail.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 78c3885f-188e-4494-b3f0-99ff69932...(a)y21g2000vba.googlegroups.com...
>
> >     Thierre Henry was involved in a goal mouth melee in the Chineses
> > penalty box. Henry tried to kick the ball over a Chinese defender's
> > head towards the goal. A second Chinese defender (sorry, do not know
> > the names) and the goal keeper converged on the ball to clear it away.
> > In the process, the Chinese defender pushed the away with his hand!
> >    The referee did not notice this and the game continues! The TV
> > announcer showed a couple of replays which showed clear handling of
> > the ball, and commented on the irony!
> > Thierre was denied a penalty.
> >    I think it was at the 87' and France were down by one goal and the
> > game ended 1-0 China.
>
> Not sure it would be penalty, it didn't look deliberate at all..
> But if the irish are satisfied with this "justice", then it's fine by me.


Admittedly it was a border line case, some referees would have
awarded a penalty.
But it appeared the referee did not even notice it, he was looking at
the player who had been tripped down.

It was ofcourse partial "justice" (losing to China) , not full
justice as it happened only in a friendly!

- gsn



From: Bob on
jvazquez(a)semavenca.com wrote:
> On 4 jun, 18:43, "Adama" <s...(a)invalid.com> wrote:
>> Not sure it would be penalty, it didn't look deliberate at all..
>> But if the irish are satisfied with this "justice", then it's fine
>> by me.
>
> No way. By any means, mait.
>
> If I were Irish I wouldn't be satisfied till the French are stalled in
> first round after a dubious, controversial penalty in the 93 minute of
> the last match they play, commited by... Henry!.
>
> Sorry my French friends.

The only thing to be sorry about is the disgraceful behavior of those who
deny, despite overwhelming evidence, that Given (the Irish goal keeper) took
Anelka down in the box minutes before Henry handled the ball:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_vo8OwMBTs

Anybody is free to spin anything any which way they want, but the evidence
is what it is: Given cheated, then disgracefully gestured to the ref he
hadn't touched Anelka, then remained quiet while the Irish FA and the anglo
media made asses of themselves.





From: Manx Gunner on
On Fri, 4 Jun 2010 17:53:51 -0700, Bob wrote...

> > No way. By any means, mait.
> >
> > If I were Irish I wouldn't be satisfied till the French are stalled in
> > first round after a dubious, controversial penalty in the 93 minute of
> > the last match they play, commited by... Henry!.
> >
> > Sorry my French friends.
>
> The only thing to be sorry about is the disgraceful behavior of those who
> deny, despite overwhelming evidence, that Given (the Irish goal keeper) took
> Anelka down in the box minutes before Henry handled the ball:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_vo8OwMBTs
>
> Anybody is free to spin anything any which way they want, but the evidence
> is what it is: Given cheated, then disgracefully gestured to the ref he
> hadn't touched Anelka, then remained quiet while the Irish FA and the anglo
> media made asses of themselves.

Spot-on.
From: ixion martin - GdBx on
gsn a formul� ce samedi :

> But it appeared the referee did not even notice it, he was
> looking at the player who had been tripped down.

He was behind, so he wasn't able to see it.
In fact, I'm not sure anyone (except the chinese player)
noticed it.

--
Ixion
Contre une �quipe �trang�re, quand on dit diplomatiquement
que l'arbitre n'est pas dans un bon soir, c'est toujours le
club fran�ais qui morfle.