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Johan Dalin part II
Keep playing the same style and get remembered as anti-football lameness by everybody who doesn't follow your club LOL.
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that was funny dude really funny
Keep playing the same style and get remembered as anti-football lameness by everybody who doesn't follow your club LOL.
nah that's bollocks.
I mean fair enough on the first (altho mvb fouls him right before - ignored by ref and lino, like I said, if the ref was consistent it would have been 10v10 at least, possibly 10v9 as bastian flew in a few times) but the second is never a second yellow.
the bayern players made it one by pressuring the referee - just like geta did to get piqué off way back when.
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I did not see the first foul so I cannot judge that but the second one was a tug from behind to stop the opposing team from gaining a fair advantage= text book yellow card. Every professional foul is a yellow card and a tug from behind (especially at that part of the field) is always a professional foul.
That is a black and white yellow.
Playa.
it was poor refereeing to send him off, but fergie bottled it YET AGAIN after that.
rooney (clearly well below 100%) should have been off straight away and then either a midfielder or a striker should have been on and fletcher should have stayed at RB. o'shea came on, and basically played CB, which meant valencia played RB, which meant they had no outball on the right, which allows bayern to BOSS the game.
so... bad reffing but the old man came up short yet again (anyone remember his "brilliant" substitution at HT in rome? )
it was poor refereeing to send him off, but fergie bottled it YET AGAIN after that.
rooney (clearly well below 100%) should have been off straight away and then either a midfielder or a striker should have been on and fletcher should have stayed at RB. o'shea came on, and basically played CB, which meant valencia played RB, which meant they had no outball on the right, which allows bayern to BOSS the game.
so... bad reffing but the old man came up short yet again (anyone remember his "brilliant" substitution at HT in rome? )
It was very bad decissions from him, of all the players to lose rafael is the one that has the least impact. To completely forfeit midfield for the sake of keeping options upfront when you already have more gols than needed just can't be reasoned. Very surprising as of all the british managers Ferguson is no fool.
Just been to Halfords having problems with my satnav. I enter "Old Trafford" and it comes bck with "not in europe"