There is no denying that Luis Suarez’s handball caused outrage in South Africa, not just with the Ghanains, who felt the full injustice of the situation by missing the resultant penalty and going out in a penalty shootout to Suarez’s country Uruguay, but throughout most of Africa and in some cases even the world, who were egging Ghana on as the last African nation left in the tournament. Suarez’s deliberate handball to punch the ball of the line resulted in the red card and resultant ...
[QUOTE=70's Mike;768614]If this is correct then i may have to see if they will refund my season ticket money, they struggled to fill the car park i was in at Hansons yard last season, if it is £200 plus cup games on top, then how do they hope to fill it this season. 50 years of support to end[/QUOTE] I understand it is the club, as they say that it has been too cheap so far and this now reflects how much they have to pay to rent the space. I have to say I find that difficult to accept, ...
So England are out of another international tournament having promised much and delivered very little, which of course must mean that the media knives are being sharpened. Unsurprisingly, Fabio Capello, he of a reported £6m annual salary (that's £120,000 a week, for those who prefer that metric), is the prime target having failed to top quite possibly the easiest-looking group we've ever had. Certainly the group stage was little short of a tedious disaster, having scored just two ...
Football in this country is rotten to the core, the FA care for nothing more than money, the PL has no concerns for the good of the ENGLISH game just to line its own pockets and unfortunately the players of the England squad (as a majority anyways) need to look themselves up and down and realise what a disgrace they are. What a bunch of passionless and uncommited fools they are, unconcerned to the fans and to the nation. Unconcerned for the three lions, unconcered for Sir Alf, for Alan Ball and ...
Updated 29-06-2010 at 03:37 PM by Smirking_Saint
The World Cup has not lit up as much as expected yet, and although refereeing standards are quite high, some lovely goals are being scored(sparsely) and some nice football is being played, the one thing that has disappointed me more than any is the amount of corners that have not beaten the first man. I mean, fair enough, they are playing on the biggest stage of a lot of their careers' to this point and the pressure must be huge, but how hard can it be to clip the ball far enough that it lands somewhere ...
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