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This is just silly.Americans call the sport Soccer, this is FIFA, Federation International Football Association, they shouldn't get near this situations, they can't face the task. VAMOS COLOMBIA.
This is just silly.Americans call the sport Soccer, this is FIFA, Federation International Football Association, they shouldn't get near this situations, they can't face the task. VAMOS COLOMBIA.
How many British refs got picked for the World Cup?I'm sorry if you feel that I'm disrespectful but this is absolutely unbelievable, I'm sorry for saying Americans as a whole.
Let's just say Mark Geiger should stick to MLS, americans need to make their league stronger and need to prove themselves on lower stages before being able to perform in this kind of games.
Blame the ref for what? He's been shit, but he's not penalized england. Far from itDon't blame the ref , England's inexperience is getting exposed. They simply stopped playing.
No English refs was due to a technicality, not because of quality reasons. That said anyone doubting the refs credentials due to his nationality are idiotsHow many British refs got picked for the World Cup?
I think it's acceptable though, referees from nations with strong football support and strong league will be more experienced than ones from say USA. Games will probably be much slower in the USA than here. High pressure matches will inevitably bring the worst out of players and the referee would simply not be able to control the game.No English refs was due to a technicality, not because of quality reasons. That said anyone doubting the refs credentials due to his nationality are idiots
Which one?No English refs was due to a technicality, not because of quality reasons. That said anyone doubting the refs credentials due to his nationality are idiots
From what I know from the two Escobars documentary it was a rather random gunning down after a small feud. Do you have any proof/ solid articles to back that up?Escobar died because the Pablo was done and the power vacuum lead to more aggressive and violent cartels trying to fill the place. One cartel bet big on Colombia winning the world cup. Escobar was killed for money
Which is why Premier League refs are so awesome.I think it's acceptable though, referees from nations with strong football support and strong league will be more experienced than ones from say USA. Games will probably be much slower in the USA than here. High pressure matches will inevitably bring the worst out of players and the referee would simply not be able to control the game.
They will obviously be better than the American ones TBF.Which is why Premier League refs are so awesome.
I guess we will never know, considering none of them are in Russia.They will obviously be better than the American ones TBF.
He’s an international-class referee, him being American doesn’t change that. Don’t get me wrong he’s awful, but it’s not his nationalityI think it's acceptable though, referees from nations with strong football support and strong league will be more experienced than ones from say USA. Games will probably be much slower in the USA than here. High pressure matches will inevitably bring the worst out of players and the referee would simply not be able to control the game.
Clattenburg was the PL representative, because he left the PL there was no time to replace him with another PL refWhich one?
Yeah, the point i was making was Colombia was more dangerous at the time because of the feuds between cartels. It was a random gunning down in that it wasn't planned. Cartel men happened to meet him outside a club, and decided to shoot him because he'd cost them big moneyFrom what I know from the two Escobars documentary it was a rather random gunning down after a small feud. Do you have any proof/ solid articles to back that up?
Ah, so he's the guy responsible for the biggest mistake of the world cup? And FIFA decided it was fine to use him again after Morocco-Portugal?This guy and his crew already ref’d the Portugal vs. Morocco and Germany vs. South Korea games at this tournament
Tbh from the little MLS I've seen recently, one thing I noticed is the referees were poor at handling gamesmanship. I don't think today's referee was bad if he was trusted with a ro16 game, just his flaws were exposed today.That didn’t take long
He didn’t have a great game, but I don’t think anybody would have had one with what went on out there today.Tbh from the little MLS I've seen recently, one thing I noticed is the referees were poor at handling gamesmanship. I don't think today's referee was bad if he was trusted with a ro16 game, just his flaws were exposed today.
That's true but some referees handle these situations better than others. The elite CL referees usually can keep control.He didn’t have a great game, but I don’t think anybody would have had one with what went on out there today.
That may be so, but I doubt it would go over well to just use UEFA officials in the World Cup.That's true but some referees handle these situations better than others. The elite CL referees usually can keep control.
To be fair a blind man could have officiated Belgium v. Japan. One of least cynical matches in World Cup historyHad a brilliant ref from the Senagalese league yesterday.
Maybe just a lack of exposure of the US refs to different kind football. Could try to have them referee a few Copa Libertadores games.That may be so, but I doubt it would go over well to just use UEFA officials in the World Cup.
I never knew that was how it went down, I thought they’d targeted him. Sad storyYeah, the point i was making was Colombia was more dangerous at the time because of the feuds between cartels. It was a random gunning down in that it wasn't planned. Cartel men happened to meet him outside a club, and decided to shoot him because he'd cost them big money
Really? I thought he was awfull managing the game.I thought he was decent. Handled some difficult moments with dignity.
A real throwback to an era I thought was long gone.To be fair a blind man could have officiated Belgium v. Japan. One of least cynical matches in World Cup history