The Sinking Ship v Lille (R)
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From: ixion martin - GdBx on 19 Mar 2010 21:10 William Clark avait �nonc� : > In article <4ba30a0a$0$8271$426a74cc(a)news.free.fr>, >>> Aaah, go back to bitching about Attoub and Dupuy. Your >>> Anglophobia is reaching dangerous levels. >> >> Do you want to speak about Hartley ? > > If you can't see the difference between a handbags, pushing, > spat, and cynically lying on the ground and deciding to > stick you fingers into someone's eyes (twice, in the case of > Dupuy), then you are seriously deranged. OK. http://cjoint.com/?dubK5qX40H So, it's just a push, just a handbag. If I see a finger in the opponent' eye, it's because I'm "seriously deranged" �. And for Dupuy it's a gouge, even if he doesn't touch Ferris' eye, even if IRB recognize it's not a gouge. OK, I see. Your francophobia "is reaching dangerous levels". � -- 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. En s�lection, c'est parfois l'inverse. Dans ce cas, on ne nous le pardonne pas.
From: ixion martin - GdBx on 19 Mar 2010 21:23
Chagney Hunt a formul� la demande : > On Mar 18, 6:49�pm, "ken.over...(a)gmail.com" > <ken.over...(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> On Mar 18, 6:42�pm, SHUSSBAR <shuss...(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> >>> so : obvious foul = no call? Dive= penalty, great night for >>> Liverpool then. >> >> I think that's what is referred to as a 'Magical Anfield >> Night'. Where penalties magically appear and disappear. > > It's called home field advantage. And if you think that sort > of magic doesn't happen at Camp Nou, you ought to change your > tinted glasses. I don't care that kind of magic happens at Camp Nou. I see that kind of magic doesn't happen at a french field versus an big four english team. When Lille plays Manchester, you have a referee who suggests Scholes to put the ball directly in the net while the goalkeeper places his wall, and this referee cancelled a valid goal because of a very tight contact. When Marseille plays Liverpool, the referee blows a penalty for the Reds even if he is in the middle of the pitch (luck, it's was really a penalty but he couldn't be sure). When Lyon plays Manchester, the Ferguson's boys can make big fouls without a yellow card, except if a french player contest, but he will also take a yellow. In Anfield Road, Fernando take a red for less. When Marseille goes to Liverpool, Gerrard and Mascherano can both make harsh tackles on Niang and ... (I don't remember which player) : only one foul whistled, no card. In France (and wherever in Europa, except Milan) : red card x2. Always the same way. English teams are usual better, but that makes the challenge impossible to success. -- 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. En s�lection, c'est parfois l'inverse. Dans ce cas, on ne nous le pardonne pas. |