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RE: Euro 2016 - lovebabes56 - 08-07-2016 06:03
(07-07-2016 21:06 )HannahsPet Wrote: actually be good if france win when you think most of the team aint superstars and play for poor clubs like Leicester , westham and Crystal palace put the pretentious wankers that call themselfs england players to shame
And some of those wankers will still be probably starting in September, I think whoever the FA will appoint will not be brave enough to end a few England careers of some of them.
RE: Euro 2016 - setter1000 - 08-07-2016 10:45
(07-07-2016 21:39 )William H Bonney Wrote:(07-07-2016 21:26 )dominar rygel xvi Wrote: Good spot by the referee.
Agreed. A definite penalty.
Schweinsteiger challenged for a header with a raised arm - and after the penalty was awarded he told the referee he had headed the ball when he clearly hadn't.
Watch the replay and see how Schweinsteiger points to his head, despite the fact that the ball didn't touch his head.
It was not a definite penalty. He had to use his arms as leverage and it hit him on the arm. If the ref had not awarded the penalty would the french players have held it against him? Most likely not. It was controversial either way. I personally thought the defender gets the benefit of the doubt. Howard Webb in the times said"it is not clearcut, but I can support Nicola Rizzoli's decision to award the penalty. The ball came off Patrice Evra's head on to the hand of Bastian Scweinsteiger, which makes it harsh. But the German takes a risk putting his hand towards an opponents head"
If it the penalty had not been awarded don't think people would have blamed the ref. Handball is a very grey area. For me If the person gets an unfair advantage regardless if their Is no intent by the Defender than the opposing team should be penalised. Maybe an indirect free kick. Evan than there still would be controversies.
RE: Euro 2016 - aaron - 08-07-2016 11:08
Now that we only have the final to come we can review the tournament, and overall I don't think it's been that great. There have been some good stories with Iceland and Wales doing so well, but I don't think there have been many really gripping matches.
What do we think was the best match? Possibly Hungary-Portugal? I'd nominate Croatia-Portugal as the worst.
RE: Euro 2016 - setter1000 - 08-07-2016 11:20
(08-07-2016 11:08 )aaron Wrote: Now that we only have the final to come we can review the tournament, and overall I don't think it's been that great. There have been some good stories with Iceland and Wales doing so well, but I don't think there have been many really gripping matches.
What do we think was the best match? Possibly Hungary-Portugal? I'd nominate Croatia-Portugal as the worst.
Beating the Weslh in the last minute and watching their supporters reaction to it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1QPWW99Gb3o
RE: Euro 2016 - 7 stars of the orient - 08-07-2016 11:55
(08-07-2016 10:45 )setter1000 Wrote: He had to use his arms as leverage and it hit him on the arm.
Had to use his arms as leverage did he? It's notable that Patrice Evra didn't need that kind of leverage and he was jumping higher.
![[Image: image-ECF0_577F937F.jpg]](https://www.tvgirlsgallery.co.uk/image-ECF0_577F937F.jpg)
Had to use his arms as leverage - best excuse I've heard in a long time.
Anyway it's good to know that Howard Webb supports the decision to award a penalty.
RE: Euro 2016 - setter1000 - 08-07-2016 12:09
Evra's got his arm out. He was also about to jump. If you are Looking to prove a point I suggest you show the film of it.
Webb also said it was not clear cut. My main point was that the penalty was controversial. Not really disproven my point with the pic and the Webb reference.
RE: Euro 2016 - Mellow - 08-07-2016 14:10
Mark Clattenburg appointed referee for Sunday's final.
RE: Euro 2016 - lovebabes56 - 08-07-2016 17:42
(08-07-2016 14:10 )Mellow Wrote: Mark Clattenburg appointed referee for Sunday's final.
Here's hoping he ends up giving Ronaldo a straight red before half time!!
RE: Euro 2016 - lovebabes56 - 08-07-2016 17:50
(08-07-2016 11:08 )aaron Wrote: Now that we only have the final to come we can review the tournament, and overall I don't think it's been that great. There have been some good stories with Iceland and Wales doing so well, but I don't think there have been many really gripping matches.
What do we think was the best match? Possibly Hungary-Portugal? I'd nominate Croatia-Portugal as the worst.
I have to agree that at times the standard wasn't what I expected from 24 of Europe's best footballing Nations and at times some of it probably has been less than what probably the TV companies also expected. Agreed there have been some good stories with Iceland and Wales doing so well thus proving, that some less than normal nations upset the odd giant but I also agree there have been many really gripping matches.
Possibly Hungary-Portugal I'd agree, but I think was about the best game there was for sheer entertainment value I'd have to nominate England V Iceland as the worst.
RE: Euro 2016 - Charlemagne - 08-07-2016 17:54
(08-07-2016 14:10 )Mellow Wrote: Mark Clattenburg appointed referee for Sunday's final.
Martin Atkinson is the better of the two English referee at the Euros.