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Old 2013-03-07, 17:46   Link #4181
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One of the most interesting things I've read about the red card incident was as followed: would people still question the decision if the situation was exactly the same but instead of Nani it was Pepe doing the kick?
My reaction was no way in hell, we would probably be screaming bloody murder.
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Old 2013-03-07, 19:14   Link #4182
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Referee Antony Taylor send of two players in the EPL match West Ham versus Everton recently for identical fouls. Oddly the FA rescinded both red cards. I guess it's not quite clear what the correct punishment is for this type of foul.

http://soccerrefereeusa.com/index.ph...rror-by-the-fa
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Old 2013-03-07, 19:33   Link #4183
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One of the most interesting things I've read about the red card incident was as followed: would people still question the decision if the situation was exactly the same but instead of Nani it was Pepe doing the kick?
My reaction was no way in hell, we would probably be screaming bloody murder.
Still, it all came down to the referee's competency and experience (or rather the lack of) in this kind of incident. That *censored* named Cuneyt Cakir is nothing but a part-time referee in the Turkish league, a lower tier league in Europe. Just to read that UEFA brought a part-time ref in the Game of the Decade while there are several other high-profile referees longing to work in this kind of match, what kind of message should be interpreted from that?

Anyway, my wish is that Dortmund will win this tournament while someone rips a new one on Real Madrid.
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Old 2013-03-07, 20:09   Link #4184
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Turkish referees are used to dealing with the intense Istanbul derbies. They won't get nervous from a little bit of noise from the typical CL match audience. Doubt anyone is going to accuse this ref of being a homer.
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Old 2013-03-07, 21:00   Link #4185
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so this week we have four teams in quaters finals: Real Madrid (they got lucky), Borussia Dortmund (nice team), Juventus (another nice team) and PSG (they still have work to do).

if you guys want to see bad referees you may want to see the ones at my country, it feel like is 12 vs 11 or either not pointed penalties or fabricated penalties every weekend.
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Old 2013-03-08, 12:11   Link #4186
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Old 2013-03-08, 22:00   Link #4187
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Old 2013-03-09, 08:46   Link #4188
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On the issue of the Nani incident, my first reaction was "Yellow, surely."

The red came out and was really harsh but United lost all composure and concentration after that, and based on the end result probably deserved to lose. One must wonder however, had Nani stayed on the pitch, would it have mattered in the end? Probably would have headed to extra time in my honest opinion.

Hopefully United move on and give a good go at Chelsea in the FA Cup. Sucks to see an English club crash out of the Champions League (Arsenal are probably going out as well, barring any miracle), but eh, referees have always sided the Spanish giants because Platini cannot get his head out of their behinds.
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Old 2013-03-10, 11:59   Link #4189
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Old 2013-03-10, 14:16   Link #4190
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Oh, Torres!

Successful conversion to centre-back?
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Old 2013-03-13, 17:04   Link #4191
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CL football this week, Barcelona seems on the road to recovery. Impressive victory over Milan. Villa back in the forward line adds a much needed second goal scoring threat to take pressure of Messi. Iniesta back in midfield where he belongs, same with Fabregas on the bench.

Bayern-Arsenal was odd. Terrible match and Bayern were dreadful. They completely lost it. Arsenal were pretty poor as well but still got close to making a sensational comeback.
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Old 2013-03-13, 20:08   Link #4192
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Oh, Arsenal, I love you.

Though it's more of a Bayern was dreadful than Arsenal was heroic.

Barca was glorious.
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Old 2013-03-13, 20:15   Link #4193
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Oh Arsenal, so close yet so far...

Yeah, i agree, Bayern was dreadful.
As for Arsenal itself, well the pressure is there. So can not really blame them. Though i must give my thumb for Koscielny. Good choice fielding him instead of the off-form Vermalaen.
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Old 2013-03-14, 09:48   Link #4194
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Man, one of the best European nights in our history. Now if only we could turn this kind of performance for the remaining league matches, CL spot is ours...

Bayern were poor but I'd say Arsenal were very organised and solid at the back. The attack play of both sides were poor though.
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Old 2013-03-14, 12:46   Link #4195
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we have the other four teams: Barcelona (it look like they comeback), Malaga, Bayern (why did they play so poor?) and Galatasaray (they managed to won in germany, that was a suprised for me). out of the eight teams whta I want to see is a Borussia vs Barcelona or a Juventus vs Barcelona that could be nice.
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Old 2013-03-14, 17:25   Link #4196
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I wouldn't mind a Juve vs Barca either, I mean if we are to be eliminated in the next round we might as well face the spaniards and see how much work Conte still has to do.

Though my favorite match would likely be a Juve vs Real, for very obvious reasons.
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Old 2013-03-15, 11:36   Link #4197
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Málaga - Borussia Dortmund
Real Madrid - Galatasaray
Paris SG - Barcelona
Bayern München - Juventus

Only one match between potential favorites, and no two teams from the same country play against each other. The usual coincidence.
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Old 2013-03-15, 12:46   Link #4198
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Boring quarter-final draws except for Bayern vs Juventus and maybe Barcelona vs PSG. EL draw is even worse.

edit: Apparently Bayern vs Juventus and Barça quarter-final are played on the same day. *facepalm*
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Old 2013-03-15, 13:52   Link #4199
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Málaga - Borussia Dortmund
Real Madrid - Galatasaray
Paris SG - Barcelona
Bayern München - Juventus

Only one match between potential favorites, and no two teams from the same country play against each other. The usual coincidence.
I was expecting better matches too.
so Barcelona and Real Madrid only can meet in the finals?
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Old 2013-03-15, 14:46   Link #4200
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Málaga - Borussia Dortmund
Real Madrid - Galatasaray
Paris SG - Barcelona
Bayern München - Juventus

Only one match between potential favorites, and no two teams from the same country play against each other. The usual coincidence.
Really, really poor draw.

And what's funny is that we used to have Arsenal/Liverpool in the quarterfinals in 2008.

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I was expecting better matches too.
so Barcelona and Real Madrid only can meet in the finals?
Looks that way. If we consider all the crap Platini has said before about how he would ravish at the possibility of having 2 teams from the same country playing in the finals (and he was implying the 2 Spanish giants there), there's nothing to be surprised anymore.
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