Royalee wrote:Same old idiots attacking the ref for trying to do the right team and keep the game a spectacle. Fair play to Webb, I actually felt sorry for him towards the end and I don't often defend referees.
paultheroyal wrote:Pearcey, please!
How can you tell if players respect him. Your arguement is based on guess work which therefore makes it nonsense.
I think a Champions League Final Ref and a ref awarded the final gets the utmost respect.
He tried to keep it a spectacle which in the main he did.
I think they'd have tried to and someone would have been sent off much sooner.PEARCEY wrote:paultheroyal wrote:Pearcey, please!
How can you tell if players respect him. Your arguement is based on guess work which therefore makes it nonsense.
I think a Champions League Final Ref and a ref awarded the final gets the utmost respect.
He tried to keep it a spectacle which in the main he did.
Do you think the players would have acted like that if Pierre Luigi had been in charge?
+1RoyalChicagoFC wrote:The Dutch had Webb overseeing a prison yard and not a football match from the off
Perhaps if instead he'd "of" pulled out a rod and winged one of the lairy bastards in the first ten minutes and kept the cards in his pocket
Everything to loathe about this match origin7ed with them
And I keep seeing gripes on FB and so on about "Spanish play-acting" --"Spanish play-acting"?!
Sh'yaright, those paragons of footballing rectitude Robben and Van Persie would never stoop to such a thing
The bonus is even though I tainted myself by prefering the Dirty Dutch, I get to take the piss out of a guy at work who hates Spain with almost mindblowing passion.PEARCEY wrote:^ Agreed Ian and sometimes you have to get a red card out otherwise the players know they can get away with it. The Dutch were appaling though.
YESPEARCEY wrote:paultheroyal wrote:Pearcey, please!
How can you tell if players respect him. Your arguement is based on guess work which therefore makes it nonsense.
I think a Champions League Final Ref and a ref awarded the final gets the utmost respect.
He tried to keep it a spectacle which in the main he did.
Do you think the players would have acted like that if Pier Luigi had been in charge?
The disturbing thing is the number of fouls committed by players like van Bommel yet they continually got away with it by staying on their feet. Would Colina have allowed van Bommel and de Jong to stay on the pitch after their outrageous first half challenges? We will never know. What we do know is that for once, the good guys triumphed. And this coming from someone who grew up on Total Football, Cruyff, Neeskens etc.PEARCEY wrote:paultheroyal wrote:Pearcey, please!
How can you tell if players respect him. Your arguement is based on guess work which therefore makes it nonsense.
I think a Champions League Final Ref and a ref awarded the final gets the utmost respect.
He tried to keep it a spectacle which in the main he did.
Do you think the players would have acted like that if Pier Luigi had been in charge?
by John Madejski's Wallet » 11 Jul 2010 23:19
11 Jul 2010 23:19From the Country who brought us total football, we now have endure total fouling. I had no feelings on the outcome of tonight's game whatsoever, yet the more the game wore on I was firmly in the Spain camp. Had the first half been a normal Prem game, Webb would have sent off De Jong for sure. Fair play to Webb, he handled the night very very well indeed. Having to brandish so many yellow cards cannot be easy. He must have known at half-time that a red was a formality.Terminal Boardom wrote:The disturbing thing is the number of fouls committed by players like van Bommel yet they continually got away with it by staying on their feet. Would Colina have allowed van Bommel and de Jong to stay on the pitch after their outrageous first half challenges? We will never know. What we do know is that for once, the good guys triumphed. And this coming from someone who grew up on Total Football, Cruyff, Neeskens etc.PEARCEY wrote:paultheroyal wrote:Pearcey, please!
How can you tell if players respect him. Your arguement is based on guess work which therefore makes it nonsense.
I think a Champions League Final Ref and a ref awarded the final gets the utmost respect.
He tried to keep it a spectacle which in the main he did.
Do you think the players would have acted like that if Pier Luigi had been in charge?
Nope -- funny how (sober) Dutch players are so much hotter tempered than their (totally stoned) supportersTerminal Boardom wrote:Will the Dutch end the game with 11 on the pitch?
Heh!The whole year inn wrote:New Zealand the only undefeated team in this tournament
by John Madejski's Wallet » 11 Jul 2010 23:47
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