Italy vs France
Posted by Guimengo
Daniel Knott schreef:
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> You quoted it like i'd said it though.
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But u didnt said it right
Magic Senna
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> You quoted it like i'd said it though.
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But u didnt said it right
gav Wrote:
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> Muks_C Wrote:
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> > these are supposed to be professionals, can they not take a
> little
> > verbal abuse from the opposing team without lashing out
> violently?
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> I don't quite see how being an exceptionally gifted player makes you
> less prone to losing your temper...
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> If ever you're under pressure, that's it. 10 minutes from a penalty
> shootout in the World Cup final, your last ever game. In no way am I
> defending him, but if ever you're going to react to a bit of verbal,
> that's going to be the time.
i didn't say that, i mean they (all footballers, and sportsmen/women in general) should know the opposition are going to try dirty tricks to provoke you, so you should be prepared and not let it affect you.
on the Radio 2 discussion today, one guy said the Australians (and all other nations no doubt) would sledge you for 5 days solid, but you just had to ignore it and not let it affect you.
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
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> Muks_C Wrote:
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > these are supposed to be professionals, can they not take a
> little
> > verbal abuse from the opposing team without lashing out
> violently?
>
> I don't quite see how being an exceptionally gifted player makes you
> less prone to losing your temper...
>
> If ever you're under pressure, that's it. 10 minutes from a penalty
> shootout in the World Cup final, your last ever game. In no way am I
> defending him, but if ever you're going to react to a bit of verbal,
> that's going to be the time.
i didn't say that, i mean they (all footballers, and sportsmen/women in general) should know the opposition are going to try dirty tricks to provoke you, so you should be prepared and not let it affect you.
on the Radio 2 discussion today, one guy said the Australians (and all other nations no doubt) would sledge you for 5 days solid, but you just had to ignore it and not let it affect you.
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
Din't Dyer and Bower of newcastle have criminal action taken against them after a confontation on the pitch? Why not zidane?
It was obviously an absolutely stupid thing he did and he should have known better. The only way I can explain it is that he was probably pretty exhausted at that point and obviously the pressure is immense in that situation, put those two together and you can see how it can happen. That's not to excuse it, like I said it was incredibly stupid but he's the one who has to regret it for the rest of his life. Could have been so different if he'd put that header away a few minutes before it.
I think both of them were insulting each other to be honest. It seems to go on a lot in football. Zidane can hardly blame materazzi if he was also chipping in with the insults. They are both at fault, but then, it is just an unfortunate part of football. He should not at all have done what he did though. He just lost it I guess though, so he wasn't really in control. Needs to learn to control his temper really.
Someone that is infamous for trying to provoke players is bloody paul ince. I can remember huge fights breaking out when coventry played wolves, not only cos of what he said, but his snide and devious methods of fouling and such.
H E L L O
Someone that is infamous for trying to provoke players is bloody paul ince. I can remember huge fights breaking out when coventry played wolves, not only cos of what he said, but his snide and devious methods of fouling and such.
H E L L O Zidane is supposed to make an announcement next week, and if Materazzi said some stuff like that he could be punished by the no-racism movement from FIFA
my god Gui, the video you posted shows why that guy should be locked up!
what Zidane did was very wrong, but Marco needs a good kicking for all he's done to other players! (yes i know, 2 wrongs don't make a right)how does he get away with them so much?
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
what Zidane did was very wrong, but Marco needs a good kicking for all he's done to other players! (yes i know, 2 wrongs don't make a right)how does he get away with them so much?
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
At a show in Holland some time ago they asked somebody who could lip read or read lips (or whatever you call it 
) and asked her what people said to the ref during matches, that was very interesting btw :P. I think the 'experts' should give the work to somebody who really knows how to do it.
) and asked her what people said to the ref during matches, that was very interesting btw :P. I think the 'experts' should give the work to somebody who really knows how to do it.
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