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From: Clément on 20 Jun 2010 19:50 On Jun 20, 7:39 pm, Mehdi wrote: > 20 June 2010 > > BRAZIL 3 (Luis Fabiano 25, Luis Fabiano 50, Elano 62) > IVORY COAST 1 (Drogba 79) > (...) > > Luis Fabiano used his arm to bring down a long ball, he flicked it over > the head of another defender, flicked it over Toure, used his arm again > then blasted past Barry. Would have been a wondrous goal but for the > cheating. I was meaning to post something similar, but you said it better than I probably could. (...) > The Ivorian's reacted by trying to take out as many Brazilians as possible. (...) > The Ivorian's are a bunch of dirty, cheating bastards. They pulled these > stunts in their first game against Portugal. The Brazilian's are no > saints of course, Lucio feigned injury to hold up play for several > minutes in the first half and also appeared to take a shot at Drogba's > injured elbow but that doesn't excuse a succession of heavy fouls or > Keita's playacting. That's doubly stupid, considering they'll probably need Brazil's help against Portugal. What were they possibly trying to achieve by fouling hard, risking getting cards, or inciting Brazilian players to get cards. That said, Kaká stayed on the field longer than necessary. With the game 3-0 and the Ivorians losing their composure, it was time to sub him out. > The one good point Alan Shearer made post match, and > after the Vuvuzela he's the most irritating sound at this World Cup, was > saying if FIFA want to send out a message about playacting they should > hit Keita hard, or words to that effect. Rivaldo was banned for a > similar piece of acting against the Turks. Indeed. > Kaka' is unlikely to get his > ban rescinded. Should he? He certainly didn't hit anyone's face, but didn't he hit Keita's chest? It was evident Kaká would get a second yellow sooner or later. Abraço, Luiz Mello
From: Werner Pichler on 21 Jun 2010 04:43 On 21 Jun., 01:50, Clément <lcmello.lis...(a)terra.com.br> wrote: > On Jun 20, 7:39 pm, Mehdi wrote: > > > 20 June 2010 > > > BRAZIL 3 (Luis Fabiano 25, Luis Fabiano 50, Elano 62) > > IVORY COAST 1 (Drogba 79) > > (...) > > > Luis Fabiano used his arm to bring down a long ball, he flicked it over > > the head of another defender, flicked it over Toure, used his arm again > > then blasted past Barry. Would have been a wondrous goal but for the > > cheating. > > I was meaning to post something similar, but you said it better than I > probably could. What on earth was the ref doing, joking with Luis Fabiano about the incident afterwards??? > > Kaka' is unlikely to get his > > ban rescinded. > > Should he? He certainly didn't hit anyone's face, but didn't he hit > Keita's chest? It was evident Kaká would get a second yellow sooner or > later. That's my interpretation of things, too. Anyway, a break in a meaningless group game will do him good, he looked extremely worn out. Ciao, Werner > Abraço, > > Luiz Mello
From: Jesus Petry on 21 Jun 2010 06:29 On 21 jun, 05:43, Werner Pichler <wpich...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On 21 Jun., 01:50, Clément <lcmello.lis...(a)terra.com.br> wrote: > > On Jun 20, 7:39 pm, Mehdi wrote: > > > > 20 June 2010 > > > > BRAZIL 3 (Luis Fabiano 25, Luis Fabiano 50, Elano 62) > > > IVORY COAST 1 (Drogba 79) > > > (...) > > > > Luis Fabiano used his arm to bring down a long ball, he flicked it over > > > the head of another defender, flicked it over Toure, used his arm again > > > then blasted past Barry. Would have been a wondrous goal but for the > > > cheating. > > > I was meaning to post something similar, but you said it better than I > > probably could. > > What on earth was the ref doing, joking with Luis Fabiano about > the incident afterwards??? I think that was the ugly thing, but hopefully it would determine that this incompetent referee is sent back home. The goal obviously shouldn't stand, but I'm not sure the play deserved a yellow card, since Luís Fabiano apparently tried to chest the ball. His outstretched arm, though, meant he took a risk of handling, so it was a foul. Poor form on denying it to the referee. The first handball looked accidental to me, since the ball came from behind him, and in a replay it looked like it would hit the arm of an Ivorian defender if it had not hit the Brazilian's. Tchau! Jesus Petry
From: HASM on 21 Jun 2010 10:02 Clément <lcmello.listas(a)terra.com.br> writes: >> Luis Fabiano used his arm to bring down a long ball, Look at the replay from the goal keeper's punt. When the ball comes down Fabiano clearly pushes off the CIV defender that is trying to head the ball, so not only does he then proceed to play the ball twice with his arm, as the play should have ended right there. >> Rivaldo was banned for a similar piece of acting against the Turks. Well, Kaka did pushed/threw his elbow into the CIV player's chest, which he didn't have to do. It's quite different from Rivaldo being hit by the ball. If there was a possibility of review all that it would happen would be the addition of another caution for the CIV player, but the one for Kaka would definitely be upheld. Last minutes of the game it was clear that the losing team was trying to get some revenge and the referee wasn't able to stop it (I've been in that situation lots of times, and it's not easy). When they got one of the opposing players sent off they "won" what they wanted. Quite according to script. -- HASM
From: JK on 21 Jun 2010 11:33
Werner Pichler wrote: > On 21 Jun., 01:50, Cl�ment <lcmello.lis...(a)terra.com.br> wrote: >> On Jun 20, 7:39 pm, Mehdi wrote: >> >>> 20 June 2010 >>> BRAZIL 3 (Luis Fabiano 25, Luis Fabiano 50, Elano 62) >>> IVORY COAST 1 (Drogba 79) >> (...) >> >>> Luis Fabiano used his arm to bring down a long ball, he flicked it over >>> the head of another defender, flicked it over Toure, used his arm again >>> then blasted past Barry. Would have been a wondrous goal but for the >>> cheating. >> I was meaning to post something similar, but you said it better than I >> probably could. > > > What on earth was the ref doing, joking with Luis Fabiano about > the incident afterwards??? > My guess is that at some point after the goal the ref was informed through his headset from someone in the stands that the video showed it was a clear handball, and that he was telling Fabiano "Hey, you got away with one there." Which I think he shouldn't do in the middle of a match. It just looks bad. >>> Kaka' is unlikely to get his >>> ban rescinded. >> Should he? He certainly didn't hit anyone's face, but didn't he hit >> Keita's chest? It was evident Kak� would get a second yellow sooner or >> later. > > That's my interpretation of things, too. Anyway, a break in > a meaningless group game will do him good, he looked > extremely worn out. > > > Ciao, > Werner > > >> Abra�o, >> >> Luiz Mello > |