Portugal vs Netherlands - Page 2

Frenssen · 06-26-06, 01:22 AM

In fact I think Ivanov did a decent job. It`s not his fault that the players behave like idiots. He did one big mistake and that was not giving an early red card for the the disgusting attempts to injure C. Ronaldo. When a player nicknamed "the cannibal" runs his studs into an opponents thigh in 120 km/h early in the game I see a pattern.
At the same time I think the players are under great pressure and do anything to win.

sergbuto · 06-26-06, 06:22 AM

I guess it would be a good idea to start pressing criminal charges for things similar to what was done to Ronaldo, like they do in Italy for using the doping.

CB.. · 06-26-06, 07:47 AM

theer seems to be a kind of rule of thumb with referering matches---the more Free kicks you give the more you HAVE to give--the fewer free kicks you give the fewer you HAVE to give---
as soon as the players realise your up for doling out free kicks every thirty seconds they immediately start diving around the floor like stranded dolphins--and of it goes untill some one looses their temper--

retired1212 · 06-26-06, 12:20 PM

The players were trying to play American football but the yellow guy had some other temper problems.
Sadly, there was nobody who could show first YELLOW and then RED card to the referee.

Skybird · 06-26-06, 03:32 PM

In 1970 there was a call by FIFA that referees should allow physical tough play and should not interrupt, to brake the Brazilian technical superiority and help other teams to stop them before they could score another trophy win. However, this year there is also a well-known agenda, and no official denies it: that refrees should be more strict in protecting the attcking player from being stopped by physical means (fouls). I admit I suppoort that move, it should help that wqe see more technical performcnes, and more goals. What I hold Ivanov guilty of is not that he pratcices accoridng to this FIFA rule, but that he did not perform on the same level. He failed to show cards were, by his own example should have done so, and soem cards were simply too penibel and helped to destroy the match. He was not consequent. Else I would be very much in favour of moderatinga match that strictly. Footbal can be a technically very exciting sports, and I hate that a technical superior player is so easily betrayed of his reward by physical rudeness. I wish they would be a bit more like the kind of referee-ing in basketball (which in theory should be a sports without body-contact).

06-26-06, 01:22 AM	#16
Frenssen Sparky Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 155 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	In fact I think Ivanov did a decent job. It`s not his fault that the players behave like idiots. He did one big mistake and that was not giving an early red card for the the disgusting attempts to injure C. Ronaldo. When a player nicknamed "the cannibal" runs his studs into an opponents thigh in 120 km/h early in the game I see a pattern. At the same time I think the players are under great pressure and do anything to win. Last edited by Frenssen; 06-26-06 at 02:03 AM.

06-26-06, 06:22 AM	#17
sergbuto Pacific Aces Dev Team Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 1,331 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	I guess it would be a good idea to start pressing criminal charges for things similar to what was done to Ronaldo, like they do in Italy for using the doping. __________________ Serg's SH4 and SH3 pages

06-26-06, 07:47 AM	#18
CB.. Ace of the Deep Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: UK Posts: 1,278 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	theer seems to be a kind of rule of thumb with referering matches---the more Free kicks you give the more you HAVE to give--the fewer free kicks you give the fewer you HAVE to give--- as soon as the players realise your up for doling out free kicks every thirty seconds they immediately start diving around the floor like stranded dolphins--and of it goes untill some one looses their temper-- __________________ the world's tinyiest sh3 supermod- and other SH3/SH2 stuff http://www.ebort2.co.uk/ The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity. W.B.Yeats

06-26-06, 12:20 PM	#19
retired1212 Officer Join Date: May 2005 Location: North Pole, World Posts: 240 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	The players were trying to play American football but the yellow guy had some other temper problems. Sadly, there was nobody who could show first YELLOW and then RED card to the referee. __________________ Sub has been gifted to enemy in exchange of asylum and money

06-26-06, 03:32 PM	#20
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,626 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	In 1970 there was a call by FIFA that referees should allow physical tough play and should not interrupt, to brake the Brazilian technical superiority and help other teams to stop them before they could score another trophy win. However, this year there is also a well-known agenda, and no official denies it: that refrees should be more strict in protecting the attcking player from being stopped by physical means (fouls). I admit I suppoort that move, it should help that wqe see more technical performcnes, and more goals. What I hold Ivanov guilty of is not that he pratcices accoridng to this FIFA rule, but that he did not perform on the same level. He failed to show cards were, by his own example should have done so, and soem cards were simply too penibel and helped to destroy the match. He was not consequent. Else I would be very much in favour of moderatinga match that strictly. Footbal can be a technically very exciting sports, and I hate that a technical superior player is so easily betrayed of his reward by physical rudeness. I wish they would be a bit more like the kind of referee-ing in basketball (which in theory should be a sports without body-contact). __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.