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PZ Eagle Penzance 20 Jun 18 10.10am | |
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And of course the draw wasn't fixed was it? It was obviously very fortunate for the Russians that they had Saudi Arabia and Egypt for their first two games.
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topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 20 Jun 18 10.12am | |
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Originally posted by johnno42000
All teams (apart from Palace) cheat it's just that better teams have better players that cheat on another level. Edited by johnno42000 (20 Jun 2018 9.51am) The team we support don't cheat, the opposition do. Ask any fans, anywhere.
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Cannonball High in the Ozarks. 20 Jun 18 2.48pm | |
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Ronaldo is the biggest cheat of all. He's dived twice in the box in as many minutes agaist Morocco. Pity the ref didn't send the arrogant sob off.
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YT Oxford 20 Jun 18 5.12pm | |
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Originally posted by DutchEagleJohan
Sick of the simulation, cheating, blocking the flow of the game, pretended injuries and excessive time wasting. My God the game can be ugly. I think the modern game is in dire need of a revamp of rules or it may get killed within a few decades. To be fair, these are features of every board game played in the YT household. It’s not confined to the World Cup
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dorking 20 Jun 18 6.56pm | |
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Originally posted by Cannonball
Ronaldo is the biggest cheat of all. He's dived twice in the box in as many minutes agaist Morocco. Pity the ref didn't send the arrogant sob off. They seem to be so pleased with themselves that they get the right decision through VAR (penalty or no penalty) that they seem to have forgotten about bookings for simulation
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twist Miami, Florida 20 Jun 18 9.51pm | |
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Its obviously down to the ref, if you watched the Germany Mexico game, you would have seen Germany flopping at every opportunity and the ref just glaring at them and telling them to get up. One of the reasons Germany lost. I forget what country the ref was from, but he let the game flow and we all (except the Germans) benefited from it.
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michaelpearce grays 21 Jun 18 9.00am | |
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yet again cheating Portugal players, tapped on the shoulder went down like he had been shot,should be banned for the rest of the world cup,its one thing to dive to get a pen,but trying to get a player sent off by cheating is the worse crime ever to comment in any sport, Edited by michaelpearce (21 Jun 2018 9.12am)
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michaelpearce grays 21 Jun 18 9.27am | |
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Originally posted by DutchEagleJohan
Sick of the simulation, cheating, blocking the flow of the game, pretended injuries and excessive time wasting. My God the game can be ugly. Senegal's second goal scorer, allowed in by officials not having a clue should be banned for 25 games rather then allowed to celebrate a decisive goal. I think the modern game is in dire need of a revamp of rules or it may get killed within a few decades. good read about the Senegal goal Edited by michaelpearce (21 Jun 2018 9.30am) Attachment: M’Baye Niang's goal for Senegal against Poland was crazy. Who, if anyone, should be blamed for it_.html (392.96Kb)
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BarEagle Monmouth 23 Jun 18 4.49pm | |
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I just saw this on the BBC website Mexico v South Korea match: “Absolute scourge on this World Cup is players lying on the ground, feigning injury, so that the opposition have to kick the ball out! Seems to happen 3+ times every match” It really is truly appalling. Why is it acceptable?! Why? It is so infuriating. It really is no wonder the USA can’t get it into true mainstream. As an American friend of mine stated “...when they stop rolling around like they have a hot tar vest on to them miraculously recover, then it will gain respect.”
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 23 Jun 18 8.34pm | |
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Originally posted by BarEagle
I just saw this on the BBC website Mexico v South Korea match: “Absolute scourge on this World Cup is players lying on the ground, feigning injury, so that the opposition have to kick the ball out! Seems to happen 3+ times every match” It really is truly appalling. Why is it acceptable?! Why? It is so infuriating. It really is no wonder the USA can’t get it into true mainstream. As an American friend of mine stated “...when they stop rolling around like they have a hot tar vest on to them miraculously recover, then it will gain respect.” Even with players rolling around for minutes 'soccer' flows far better than NFL or baseball. The time doesn't compare to the TV timeouts, various penalties or repetitive actions of US sports. Perhaps they could spend more time watching matches rather than drinking weak beer, watching pointless shows and eating fried food out of their car boots. Then maybe baseball and NFL would take off over here.
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twist Miami, Florida 23 Jun 18 9.14pm | |
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Originally posted by PZ Eagle
And of course the draw wasn't fixed was it? It was obviously very fortunate for the Russians that they had Saudi Arabia and Egypt for their first two games. Not to mention the day of the Saudi game was the last day of Ramadan.
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 26 Jun 18 10.03pm | |
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In terms of cheating not paying off, perhaps Maradona might agree. [Tweet Link]
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