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sherer 16-06-2004 11:20

Re: Euro 2004
 
we'll we've seen all the teams play and so far none of them look good enough to win it yet. Even though the Swedes have the best result Bulgaria game them a run for their money for 60 mins..

Was impressed with Latvia yesterday but up a god performance just hope they can keep it up against the other teams in their group..

homealone 16-06-2004 11:42

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom
Germany, Holland 1-1. Germany much the better side IMHO, brilliant finish from Van the Man.

I have to admit I don't watch a lot of football, but did anyone else think the amount of shirt pulling/arm holding etc, in this match, was excessive? Van Nistelroy's goal was exceptional - especially as the defender had him in a bear hug, when he scored it.

sherer 16-06-2004 11:46

Re: Euro 2004
 
it goes on all the time now.. what really annoys me :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: is the diving and cheating that goes on.. How can any top ref \ the FA \ UEFA \ FIFA think that the standard human reaction to getting kicked in the face like that German \ Brasil bloke Kuranyi was is to cover your face go ARRRGGG and then roll over 6 times in each direction !! :Yikes: :Yikes: :Yikes:

if that was the case what would boxers do when they got kicked...

It seems only the refs and the governing bodies think rolling on the floor 15 times after a slight touch is believable and then 2 minutes later they can sprint for 40 yards..

It's been going on since the first game of the tourney and really should be stopped.. They are meant to be sportsmen.

danielf 16-06-2004 11:49

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
I have to admit I don't watch a lot of football, but did anyone else think the amount of shirt pulling/arm holding etc, in this match, was excessive? Van Nistelroy's goal was exceptional - especially as the defender had him in a bear hug, when he scored it.

Yes, I saw some footage on BBC where they showed how one of the German defenders was holding Van Nistelrooy during corners. Completely unacceptable.

iadom 16-06-2004 11:51

Re: Euro 2004
 
Bolton are to fine their Greek midfielder' Stelios, a weeks wages under club rules for getting cramp whilst playing against Portugal in Euro 2004.:disturbd:

Nugget 16-06-2004 12:01

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom
Germany, Holland 1-1. Germany much the better side IMHO, brilliant finish from Van the Man.

TBH, after such a poor start to the game, Frings could only get better :erm:

homealone 16-06-2004 12:02

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf
Yes, I saw some footage on BBC where they showed how one of the German defenders was holding Van Nistelrooy during corners. Completely unacceptable.

The corners were very messy, weren't they, I got the impression during one of them, that the players were so intent on pushing & shoving each other, they hardly realised the ball had arrived :erm:

danielf 16-06-2004 17:50

Re: Euro 2004
 
Uefa have started disciplinary proceedings against Totti for spitting at Poulsen during Italy-Denmark. He could face a three match ban.

http://www.euro2004.com/News/Kind=1/newsId=194049.html

sherer 16-06-2004 20:11

Re: Euro 2004
 
ok but what about all the diving and cheating that has been going on or is that allowed ?

danielf 16-06-2004 20:24

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sherer
ok but what about all the diving and cheating that has been going on or is that allowed ?

It's called the beautiful game for a reason I suppose :)

Spain-Greece 1-1. Tonight's loser goes home, unless it's Portugal, who are home already.

carlingman 17-06-2004 01:56

Re: Euro 2004
 
Well it seems after many have called for harsher punishment it has now happened.

The sore losers after their defeat have been punished.

Quote:

Portuguese court has sentenced an England fan to two years in prison for taking part in a riot in the Algarve


Link here

:erm:

sherer 17-06-2004 10:57

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlingman
Well it seems after many have called for harsher punishment it has now happened.

The sore losers after their defeat have been punished.

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Link here

:erm:

damn right too.. Found out where the rioting happened was nowhere near where any of the games were!! Don't think anyone involved in it were proper fans.. UEFA don't seem concerned about it at the moment..

Trouble i find is that the media and not just the UK media always focus on our fans.. The German's have this sort of trouble as well but that never gets reported about on the same scale..

abailey152 17-06-2004 11:08

Re: Euro 2004
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sherer
UEFA don't seem concerned about it at the moment..

No, they're probably waiting to see if we get past the first round........then they'll ban us!:D

sherer 17-06-2004 13:06

Re: Euro 2004
 
it's all going to go wrong the diamond is back

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...nd/3787999.stm

gazzae 17-06-2004 13:11

Re: Euro 2004
 
So anybody any idea? Why can't Scholesy score for England.


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