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- Can some one give me The song for Goal Number 1 Please Or playlist please!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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netherlands owned
even tho first goal was offside,
nth would change the scenraio...
i think enough to break down italy
good job holandia!
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This could be their year.
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.
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I don't think so. good luck but....NO..
1 year ago
It's bitter sweet. :)
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.[/quote]
You are dead wrong. He was out of play after being knocked down and should NOT have been considered in play.
ALL of the post game commentaries will say this.
They were gifted that goal and it broke Italy's morale.
Actually... the ref really had it in for them. At one point the Dutch had close to 20 fouls vs. 9 yet Italy had the yellow cards.
Cannavaro's absence really showed, but they shouldn't have lost that badly. Del Piero should have been played from the beginning.
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He could have made a difference if he didn't choose to lie down.
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WHO ? PETR CECH, DOES HE PLAY FOR ITALY? get real Buffon?.. the best?, try again..there is maybe half a dozen other goalies that are way ahead of him..
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He could have made a difference if he didn't choose to lie down.[/quote]
Out of play means out of play and he was out of play, not just in the fact that he was on the ground and not moving but he was physically off the pitch.
In this particular case, the ref either didn't "catch" the offside or didn't care that a player was down and out of play - either way, the goal shouldn't have counted.
1 year ago
anyway, van nistelrooy is not offside when he scored eh....
there's an italian guy behind the far post.. even though he's out of play.
Rmb the funny videos when a goalie rolled a ball on the floor, only for an opponent to come from behind the goal and kick the ball into the net?
if that guy was not out of play, i couldn't see why pannuci is..
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In this particular case, the ref either didn't "catch" the offside or didn't care that a player was down and out of play - either way, the goal shouldn't have counted.[/quote]
You are a little confused by the rules. His injury was not acknowledged and thus he was not out of play or still "active". If it was acknowledged pannucci would have had to ask permission from the ref to enter the pitch again, which was not needed in this case.
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Coming from an Australian with a dutch background this was a sweet sweet victory. GO HOLLAND!
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The best defender=giovanni van bronckhorst
The best midfielder=wesley sneijder
The best striker=ruud van nistelrooy
The best coach=marco van basten
The best team=NETHERLAND
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He could have made a difference if he didn't choose to lie down.[/quote]
Out of play means out of play and he was out of play, not just in the fact that he was on the ground and not moving but he was physically off the pitch.
In this particular case, the ref either didn't "catch" the offside or didn't care that a player was down and out of play - either way, the goal shouldn't have counted.[/quote]
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Ok, I get really irritated whenever someone says this. First, Materazzi was sent off unjustly. He committed a foul but it certainly did not deserve a red card. Italy dominated the game when the numbers were even, and Australia is so supremely lucky that they didn't find themselves a goal down earlier in the game. Even after Materazzi was sent off, Australia failed to score. Finally, if you look closely, you will see that Grosso was actually tripped up by the Aussie's arm. Australia lost to a superior team and you just need to get over it.
Now, I do believe that Holland's first goal should have been disallowed, and that may have changed the momentum of the game, but the Italians simply didn't play today,a nd no one can claim that they don't deserve the victory.
1 year ago
Panucci,DAMMY injury,chek official referees what they say,100% legal goal.
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yes Its true,Austrian official referees gave 100% support to the referee for that goal.:d
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I hate italian way of playing,mostly dirty,in contrast with holland,denmark on some tournaments,france and brasil.
only Milan has been spectacular team,but...with Marko Van Basten, Gullit and Reikard.
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They Can only vs each other if both make it all the way to the final. What a game it would be. Ronaldo Would Destroy Bhoulerouz though.
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Feeling safe when I see him stands in front of the Holland's net ^^
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If France show up with the same formation and mentality they had today, the Netherlands will walk all over them.
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The first goal was offside, no doubt about it.
The Italian player was not involved in the play and out of the field, this results in a passive offside.
Toni told the ref to look at the replay and copped a yellow card for it, watch the reaction of the Holland team, they themselves could not believe it.
I will agree with statements of Italy's defence.
2 counter attacks' 2 goals.
Italy Really need to organise there midfield, Perhaps a change in formation.. 442 apposed to 433.
Please don’t use this game to Judge Euro, Holland played great but by no means will they play the same against a team with a solid defensive lineup!
Also, Del-Piero and Casano need to be out there more.
Del-Piero is in form and Lucatoni is overrated.
The mids are solid, Pirlo again held his ground in the centre.
Italy needed this wakeup call.
Spain ALL THE WAY!!!!!
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The first goal was offside, no doubt about it.
The Italian player was not involved in the play and out of the field, this results in a passive offside.
Toni told the ref to look at the replay and copped a yellow card for it, watch the reaction of the Holland team, they themselves could not believe it.
I will agree with statements of Italy's defence.
2 counter attacks' 2 goals.
Italy Really need to organise there midfield, Perhaps a change in formation.. 442 apposed to 433.
Please don’t use this game to Judge Euro, Holland played great but by no means will they play the same against a team with a solid defensive lineup!
Also, Del-Piero and Casano need to be out there more.
Del-Piero is in form and Lucatoni is overrated.
The mids are solid, Pirlo again held his ground in the centre.
Italy needed this wakeup call.
Spain ALL THE WAY!!!!![/quote]
passive offside?? wad's tt?? lol.
hear what the professional ref says:
http://www.footballingworld.com/2008/06/09/holl...
hope this helps settle some very disturbing issues...
and oh ya, hope holland plays as well against the french..
1 year ago
Van Nistelrooy paid a nervous look towards the assistant when he stabbed the ball past Italian captain Gigi Buffon, but referee expert Julian Carosi’s advice appears to clear up the matter.
On his website, he states the following in answer to a question over offside interpreation:
Where should the Assistant Referee place himself to judge for offside in the following instances: A defender’s momentum, takes him out over the goal line but he is not injured.
“Answer: A player leaving the field of play because of his momentum during play, is not deemed to have left without the Referee’s permission and can therefore re-enter without the Referee’s permission. In this instance, although the defender is off the field of play, (and until he returns to the field of play), he should be deemed to be standing on the goal-line (in the field of play) when considering offside. The Assistant Referee should stand in line with the last opponent on the field of play (which in this case will probably be the defending goalkeeper). When deciding offside in this scenario, the two last defending opponents are the defender who has travelled off the field of play, and the defending player who is nearest to the goal line on the field of play (which in all probability will be the goalkeeper).
If an uninjured defender purposefully remains off the field in an attempt to place an attacker in an offside position, then that defender should also be deemed to be standing on the goal-line (on the field of play) when considering offside. Trickery of this nature circumvents the spirit of the offside Law.”
And the ‘Advice to Referees’ booklet, part 11.11, back this up:
“A defender who leaves the field during the course of play and does not immediately return must still be considered in determining where the second to last defender is for the purpose of judging which attackers are in an offside position. Such a defender is considered to be on the touch line or goal line closest to his off-field position. A defender who leaves the field with the referee’s permission (and who thus requires the referee’s permission to return) is not included in determining offside position.”
The Italian media won’t be interested in listening, but Peter Fröjdfeldt and his team seem to have got a critical decision absolutely correct - and expect the UEFA Referees’ Committee to corroborate that fact. They are currently in the process of releasing a note supporting the decision made by the Swedish team.
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I hope that our teams will play against in the Final 8->
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http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=72...
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If France show up with the same formation and mentality they had today, the Netherlands will walk all over them.[/quote]
im not implicating that France will beat holland but its the 2nd round by then most of them would take of in form and be more serious and motivated... im actually in support of italy...i feel its still a long way to go....hard to judge based on one performance....i think italy were also a lil stunned or stale on this first match....like the world cup they bloomed late... lets hope its not too late.... with reference to the top comment (gosh did u watch France play yesterday....even when italy lost i had more fun watching them....it was dull....:) ...even so were u watching the finals in 06....i think ur comments are wat u commented :)
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GOOD one!
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Van der Vaart and Sneijder played very nice. What will happen when Robben comes back, unbelievable!!
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Great game by the dutch =] Let's hope they can keep it up against France and Romania.
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The first goal was offside, no doubt about it.
The Italian player was not involved in the play and out of the field, this results in a passive offside.
Toni told the ref to look at the replay and copped a yellow card for it, watch the reaction of the Holland team, they themselves could not believe it.
I will agree with statements of Italy's defence.
2 counter attacks' 2 goals.
Italy Really need to organise there midfield, Perhaps a change in formation.. 442 apposed to 433.
Please don’t use this game to Judge Euro, Holland played great but by no means will they play the same against a team with a solid defensive lineup!
Also, Del-Piero and Casano need to be out there more.
Del-Piero is in form and Lucatoni is overrated.
The mids are solid, Pirlo again held his ground in the centre.
Italy needed this wakeup call.
Spain ALL THE WAY!!!!![/quote]
WHATTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OOH PLEASE!!!! i'm spanish and not one good word for the italians! i think you should be half italien?? we hate italy dont forget that! HAIL HOLLAND 4 beating up those idiots!! Espana para siempre and you get the F... out of spain!!
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anyway, the game..for a team to beat a world cup winner 3-0.. dutch for the win ? .. it's possible lol ... nice counterattacking football by the Dutch, bad Italian defense.. no maldini no nesta no cannavaro ... there goes the famous italian defensive wall ..
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i m the best su cker in the world
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i m the best su cker in the world
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i m the best su cker in the world[/quote]
poo on van der sar
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anyway, the game..for a team to beat a world cup winner 3-0.. dutch for the win ? .. it's possible lol ... nice counterattacking football by the Dutch, bad Italian defense.. no maldini no nesta no cannavaro ... there goes the famous italian defensive wall ..[/quote]
excuse me but may i say...
fred54 may be a good guy, but he only recorded it from "Match of the Day" on TV. And also i ask you 'howie' how do you manage to do a bowing thingy? http://www.footytube.com/smilies/yahoo_worship.gif that where it is right?
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anyway, the game..for a team to beat a world cup winner 3-0.. dutch for the win ? .. it's possible lol ... nice counterattacking football by the Dutch, bad Italian defense.. no maldini no nesta no cannavaro ... there goes the famous italian defensive wall ..[/quote]
excuse me but may i say...
fred54 may be a good guy, but he only recorded it from "Match of the Day" on TV. And also i ask you 'howie' how do you manage to do a bowing thingy? http://www.footytube.com/smilies/yahoo_worship.gif that where it is right?[/quote]
You say this as if I mug the producers at gun point LOL.
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.[/quote]
You are dead wrong. He was out of play after being knocked down and should NOT have been considered in play.
ALL of the post game commentaries will say this.
They were gifted that goal and it broke Italy's morale.
Actually... the ref really had it in for them. At one point the Dutch had close to 20 fouls vs. 9 yet Italy had the yellow cards.[/quote]
Yeah you are dead right... I mean Italian footballers are not really known for laying down on the ground when they arent really hurt (re. Lucas Neill's horrific legbreaker on Fabio Grosso in the World Cup 2006 Second Round). In this case Panucci must also have been really hurt by his own goalkeeper to then go on and play the remaining match. I can't believe it either... I mean 3 goals to zip.
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100000000% Agree!!! They cheated there way to the world cup and now everyone is seeing the REAL italy!
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revange on euro 2000
greatest defeat for italy on a tournament ever
last time holland won from italy was in 1978 ( not anymore :d )
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lol speed..keep dreaming xD
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They Can only vs each other if both make it all the way to the final. What a game it would be. Ronaldo Would Destroy Bhoulerouz though.[/quote]
I think it was boularouz who almost destroyed ronaldo last match we played! And he'll do it again!
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The best defender=giovanni van bronckhorst
The best midfielder=wesley sneijder
The best striker=ruud van nistelrooy
The best coach=marco van basten
The best team=NETHERLAND[/quote]
u are so wrong, but yes, you are dutch!
there are like an full hand of players that are better than the ones u chose!
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I hope France wil be knocked out same as Romania,,,,Holland #1
Italy #2
If you compare both games played that day you'll see that France and Romania are the shitest teams in group C
1 year ago
it happens that a team plays better than another and we of course make our best wishes to holland for playing such a match. if you are honest you know that italy from last night is NOT the real italy, even though a bad match can always happen to anyone.
so, we have to get to work, get humble and crush romania and france and hope to get our revenge on holland in the finals.
FORZA RAGAZZI!
Enrico,ITALY
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let me remind you that despite having lost a match last night we still are the world champions so i guess we deserve a little respect.
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it happens that a team plays better than another and we of course make our best wishes to holland for playing such a match. if you are honest you know that italy from last night is NOT the real italy, even though a bad match can always happen to anyone.
so, we have to get to work, get humble and crush romania and france and hope to get our revenge on holland in the finals.
FORZA RAGAZZI!
Enrico,ITALY[/quote]
A humble Italian, a rarity, but one I can agree with. France and Romania were rubbish.
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I guess the right thing to have done was for the holland player to kik the ball out of play when he saw the italian player down in back play, but given that it was an attacking oppotunity I dont imagine that any team would of given away possession and I certanly wouldnt expect italy to do that if they were in that position.
It was a great game credit where credit is due, holland played well...lets move on and stop the pathetic whinging, because if Italy was good enough they could of come back and drawn or even won the game. They were just out played on the day.
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.[/quote]
You are dead wrong. He was out of play after being knocked down and should NOT have been considered in play.
ALL of the post game commentaries will say this.
They were gifted that goal and it broke Italy's morale.
Actually... the ref really had it in for them. At one point the Dutch had close to 20 fouls vs. 9 yet Italy had the yellow cards.[/quote]
Yeah you are dead right... I mean Italian footballers are not really known for laying down on the ground when they arent really hurt (re. Lucas Neill's horrific legbreaker on Fabio Grosso in the World Cup 2006 Second Round). In this case Panucci must also have been really hurt by his own goalkeeper to then go on and play the remaining match. I can't believe it either... I mean 3 goals to zip.[/quote]
Sorry...You are totally out of the loop my friend.
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Sorry...You are totally out of the loop my friend.[/quote]
Admittedly late, and a poor post... much like Panucci you could say.
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This was the best game in this Euro so far, and it is just my luck that it won't work anymore.
I can't believe Toni did not score THAT chance!
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let me remind you that despite having lost a match last night we still are the world champions so i guess we deserve a little respect.[/quote]
Yeah, I really do not like Italy because they won the World Cup 2006 on penalties when I thought France should have won.
Also Materazzi must have said something pretty bad to make Zidane lose his cool.
But yeah -- show Italy some respect. :-"
yeah I do not like Italy because they won the World Cup 2006 on penalties when I really thought France was better. Also because of the things Materazzi said that got Zidane sent off. But yeah, show Italy some respect!:-":-":-"
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The best defender=giovanni van bronckhorst
The best midfielder=wesley sneijder
The best striker=ruud van nistelrooy
The best coach=marco van basten
The best team=NETHERLAND[/quote]
u are so wrong, but yes, you are dutch!
there are like an full hand of players that are better than the ones u chose![/quote]
Haha Italy played well but Holland played better, all Italians will have to admitt (unless their too Italian) :-"
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.[/quote]
You are dead wrong. He was out of play after being knocked down and should NOT have been considered in play.
ALL of the post game commentaries will say this.
They were gifted that goal and it broke Italy's morale.
Actually... the ref really had it in for them. At one point the Dutch had close to 20 fouls vs. 9 yet Italy had the yellow cards.[/quote]
Yeah you are dead right... I mean Italian footballers are not really known for laying down on the ground when they arent really hurt (re. Lucas Neill's horrific legbreaker on Fabio Grosso in the World Cup 2006 Second Round). In this case Panucci must also have been really hurt by his own goalkeeper to then go on and play the remaining match. I can't believe it either... I mean 3 goals to zip.[/quote]
Apparently -- Ruud Van Nistelrooy was onside, due to the infamous 11th rule.
FIFA and UEFA have agreed that the goal was totally legal and anyone to say otherwise is just being pig-headed.
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They Can only vs each other if both make it all the way to the final. What a game it would be. Ronaldo Would Destroy Bhoulerouz though.[/quote]
I think it was boularouz who almost destroyed ronaldo last match we played! And he'll do it again![/quote]
I really do hope Holland get revenge on Portugal for that horrid game in the WC06.
That would be heaven!
1 year ago
netherlands owned
even tho first goal was offside,
nth would change the scenraio...
i think enough to break down italy
good job holandia!
:d/[/quote]
Heavens! That first goal was not offside you stupid!
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It's bitter sweet. :)[/quote]
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:dHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:-"
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this is ITALY
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Dutch scumbags: 1 euro
I understand why you're so happy about 1 win, your international record is a joke, so get over it you bunch of homos. your team of clowns will choke at some point as they always do, and you can crawl home with your wooden shoes on and build some more windmills.
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let me remind you that despite having lost a match last night we still are the world champions so i guess we deserve a little respect.[/quote]
Yeah, I really do not like Italy because they won the World Cup 2006 on penalties when I thought France should have won.
Also Materazzi must have said something pretty bad to make Zidane lose his cool.
But yeah -- show Italy some respect. :-"
yeah I do not like Italy because they won the World Cup 2006 on penalties when I really thought France was better. Also because of the things Materazzi said that got Zidane sent off. But yeah, show Italy some respect!:-":-":-"[/quote]
Whyh should France have won? Italy put the ball in the back of the net more and that is all that matters. Sure, maybe the French appeared more dominant, but keep in mind that the Italians had played a more difficult game in the semis than France. Germany, the host nation, was a superior opponant than Portugal, and Italy played Germany for 120 minutes while France played Portugal for 90 minutes. Italy would have been more fatigued than France and that can affect your performance. France didn't score, and Italy won the PSO, fair and square.
1 year ago
Read more:
http://www.sport.pl/sport/0,90654.html
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Spain vs. Netherlands!!!
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Don't count Italy out yet.
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in your dreams!
Portugal is going to, once again, kick some Dutch ass out of the tournament. I hope we play again Greece in the final match - REVENGE.
But after the beating they took against Sweden there's not much chance that happens.
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If "out of play means out of play".... what happens when a player is dribbling down the line and steps outside?
Clearly if "out of play means out of play"... he CANNOT touch the ball again OR come back onto the field until the referee allows him to come back in.
Could we then just have our defenders all jump outside the line, to keep the opposition offsides?
But wait... that would ruin all arguments against this goal!
He tumbled outside of the field, by his own player. Nothing dirty went on, he wasn't injured.
Goal is a goal and Ruud dominates again. :)
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If "out of play means out of play".... what happens when a player is dribbling down the line and steps outside?
Clearly if "out of play means out of play"... he CANNOT touch the ball again OR come back onto the field until the referee allows him to come back in.
Could we then just have our defenders all jump outside the line, to keep the opposition offsides?
But wait... that would ruin all arguments against this goal!
He tumbled outside of the field, by his own player. Nothing dirty went on, he wasn't injured.
Goal is a goal and Ruud dominates again. :)[/quote]
Because he didn't run out of play and decided to stay out of play... he was injured, on the floor and was unable to stand. Therefore, he was OUT OF PLAY.
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Please tell me how Italy "cheated." The only call you can question is the PK against Australia and if you look closely, you would see that the Aussie's arm had made contact with Grosso's leg. The Aussie made no contact with the ball and brought Grosso down. That is a PK. Now, Materazzi was sent off in that same game after an offense that did not deserve a red card. In the final, Malouda dived and got a PK for it. I don't understand how anyone can claim that Italy cheated. You don't want to see the truth because you let your bias affect your judgement. Get over the fact that you lost in the World Cup and accept that Italy won the title fair and square. Stop being a bad sport, that isn't what football is about.
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Because he didn't run out of play and decided to stay out of play... he was injured, on the floor and was unable to stand. Therefore, he was OUT OF PLAY.[/quote]
When a player goes down due to injury, play can continue and usually does if it's in a crucial area.
If the play had to be stopped due to him being injured, the referee would have blown the whistle when he was originally "injured."
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kthnxbai
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this is ITALY[/quote]
More like Portugal I believe, If you look back at wc2006 against Netherlands, And if you look at Ronaldo playing, But I like the way he move his feet
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Netherlands won, and played better football than Italy indeed.But this doesn't mean they now are the world champions, because we still are the best:d/
The problem of our team is DONADONI, noone has mentioned him...
Ambrosini was palying instead of DeRossi:o Camoranesi played as a FORWARD:((
And BARZAGLI DOES REALLY SUCK! I can defend better than him ( and i'm not joking:( )
We want Lippi back!!Donadoni plz go away!
1 year ago
in your dreams!
Portugal is going to, once again, kick some Dutch ass out of the tournament. I hope we play again Greece in the final match - REVENGE.
But after the beating they took against Sweden there's not much chance that happens.[/quote]
If the ref is better and both teams would play like they played this week,,,, I think Holland would win by miles, Turkey didn't play well and Portugal won only by 2-0, The world champions played good but holland was 3 times better, so please STFU
1 year ago
I'm part dutch and man was i proud to see Holland play total football again; Its been so long since I have seen such a great performance.
On the offside, for me its offside and Ruud Van Nistelrooy's expression tells me so, he thought it was offside. The referee has made a mistake judging Ruud to be inline with the last 2 defenders and then has used pannucci as an escape goat.
In my opinion Italy won the world cup by luck, if Zidane wasn't sent off France would have won. Don't even think for a second Italy would have won with him as you couldn't break France down for most of the match and had to revert to winning on penalties.
The reason your hated so much: You never cease to stop yelling how amazing Italy are just because they won the world cup.
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This time (after 30 years) Holland was better but they had a little bit of help with the 1ste goal,most of the referees will dissalow it.
2 half italy was playing a bit better but damage was already done.
We could say that Holland scored 2 typical Italian counter goals .
My predictions Italy is not out yet and If Holland always scores first it will be difficult to beat them because they can keep the ball good however if they come behind it will be difficult for them.
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A FIFA rule indicates that if a player (pannucci) goes out of bounds, he is still an active player, and therefore would still be considered in play. The goal was legal. Right call. Check it again, Pannucci lies down out of bounds keeping van nistelrooy onside.[/quote]
go learn the rules of football idiot, if hes out of the field (past that white line you see behind the goalie, then its considered offside unless the ref thinks he went outside the line deliberately, which he didnt cuz he was pushed out there by Buffon) so the first goal WAS OFFSIDE which changed the outcome of the match cuz the other 2 goals were very fast counter attacks since italy really needed to score...
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go learn the rules of football idiot, if hes out of the field (past that white line you see behind the goalie, then its considered offside unless the ref thinks he went outside the line deliberately, which he didnt cuz he was pushed out there by Buffon) so the first goal WAS OFFSIDE which changed the outcome of the match cuz the other 2 goals were very fast counter attacks since italy really needed to score...[/quote]
It's easy to say others idiot while we don't want to learn and open our mind. FYI, check this! Van Nistelrooy’s goal opinion from President of Italian
Referee Association:
http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=72...
1 year ago
portugal will goes to the final... :d/
1 year ago
1) the goal was correct. whereas an offensive player could not gain from being off the field, out of play (there is already a "passive offsides" rule), a defensive player could gain from it by being sneaky and drawing everything from corner kicks to free kicks offside simply by stepping off the field. thus, Panucci was still active; the ref did not let him or make him leave the field of play. and i'm sure if Panucci had thought he could have intervened against Nistleroy, he would have simply stood up and done just that. if that happened, we would hear no uproar about how Panucci illegally stepped back onto the field (remember: the ref did not let or make him leave the field of play and was thus still involved). in the name of the most important "fair play" law in the good book (NOT the bible), the play should stand.
2) people have seemed to forget that later in the game, Van Persie would have been through leaving the closest Italy defender 15 meters back had it not been wrongfully flagged by the linesman. thus, it all ended up right in the end either way you argue.
1 year ago
Italy played one of the worst match ever in our history.
But we played football against Holland; we tried to win and we've done our match. Why I have to read so many bad comments on Italy ? Why don't you mention teams like Greece (was it footbal or what against Sweden???) or France-Romania and 80% of the matches played during this tournament?
Why I have lo listen again this boring refrain about our cheating football?
We won WC2006 playing with 3 attackers. During the semi against Germany Lippi put inside Iaquinta, Del Piero, Gilardino and Toni (4 attackers). Isn't enough?
Against Holland we played with Toni, DiNatale and Camoranesi as foward in a 4-3-3.
So stop saying bullshit about Italian Football if you want us to cease reply remembering we are the World Champion
Matteo, ITALY
1 year ago
1) the goal was correct. whereas an offensive player could not gain from being off the field, out of play (there is already a "passive offsides" rule), a defensive player could gain from it by being sneaky and drawing everything from corner kicks to free kicks offside simply by stepping off the field. thus, Panucci was still active; the ref did not let him or make him leave the field of play. and i'm sure if Panucci had thought he could have intervened against Nistleroy, he would have simply stood up and done just that. if that happened, we would hear no uproar about how Panucci illegally stepped back onto the field (remember: the ref did not let or make him leave the field of play and was thus still involved). in the name of the most important "fair play" law in the good book (NOT the bible), the play should stand.
2) people have seemed to forget that later in the game, Van Persie would have been through leaving the closest Italy defender 15 meters back had it not been wrongfully flagged by the linesman. thus, it all ended up right in the end either way you argue.[/quote]
There is one flaw in your logic, and this is what Dutch fans don't seem to compehend. You keep saying that the rule is there to prevent defenders from simply "stepping off the field." I completely agree with you, however, Panucci did not "step off the field," he was knocked off. The rule includes the word "deliberate" for a reason. If the defender is off the field not of his own accord, than he cannot be expected to assist in defense and therefore cannot be considered "active." This is the case with Panucci. He does not fit into the required description of "deliberately" off the field for a goal to be upheld, and as such, the goal should have been disallowed.
In any case, it doesn't matter now. I would encourage everyone to stop focusing on this one call and worry about the upcoming games instead.
1 year ago
1) the goal was correct. whereas an offensive player could not gain from being off the field, out of play (there is already a "passive offsides" rule), a defensive player could gain from it by being sneaky and drawing everything from corner kicks to free kicks offside simply by stepping off the field. thus, Panucci was still active; the ref did not let him or make him leave the field of play. and i'm sure if Panucci had thought he could have intervened against Nistleroy, he would have simply stood up and done just that. if that happened, we would hear no uproar about how Panucci illegally stepped back onto the field (remember: the ref did not let or make him leave the field of play and was thus still involved). in the name of the most important "fair play" law in the good book (NOT the bible), the play should stand.
2) people have seemed to forget that later in the game, Van Persie would have been through leaving the closest Italy defender 15 meters back had it not been wrongfully flagged by the linesman. thus, it all ended up right in the end either way you argue.[/quote]
There is one flaw in your logic, and this is what Dutch fans don't seem to compehend. You keep saying that the rule is there to prevent defenders from simply "stepping off the field." I completely agree with you, however, Panucci did not "step off the field," he was knocked off. The rule includes the word "deliberate" for a reason. If the defender is off the field not of his own accord, than he cannot be expected to assist in defense and therefore cannot be considered "active." This is the case with Panucci. He does not fit into the required description of "deliberately" off the field for a goal to be upheld, and as such, the goal should have been disallowed.
In any case, it doesn't matter now. I would encourage everyone to stop focusing on this one call and worry about the upcoming games instead.[/quote]
i understand your interpretation of "deliberate," but his own teamate knocked him out which i think has to be considered (and the team was punished for his poor play). second, play can continue (and does) if the player is only slightly injured. you can't tell me Panucci had a concusion or something. moreover, if he was officially injured, the referee would have had to let him re-enter the field once play had restarted (from the ensuing kick-off). really, play couldn't stop if a defense just decides to stop playing defense and thus became innactive. that would be ridiculous.
again, i think the "fair play" rule is most important. we can't penalise the attacking team for the mistake of the defending goalkepper and the defender.
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1) the goal was correct. whereas an offensive player could not gain from being off the field, out of play (there is already a "passive offsides" rule), a defensive player could gain from it by being sneaky and drawing everything from corner kicks to free kicks offside simply by stepping off the field. thus, Panucci was still active; the ref did not let him or make him leave the field of play. and i'm sure if Panucci had thought he could have intervened against Nistleroy, he would have simply stood up and done just that. if that happened, we would hear no uproar about how Panucci illegally stepped back onto the field (remember: the ref did not let or make him leave the field of play and was thus still involved). in the name of the most important "fair play" law in the good book (NOT the bible), the play should stand.
2) people have seemed to forget that later in the game, Van Persie would have been through leaving the closest Italy defender 15 meters back had it not been wrongfully flagged by the linesman. thus, it all ended up right in the end either way you argue.[/quote]
There is one flaw in your logic, and this is what Dutch fans don't seem to compehend. You keep saying that the rule is there to prevent defenders from simply "stepping off the field." I completely agree with you, however, Panucci did not "step off the field," he was knocked off. The rule includes the word "deliberate" for a reason. If the defender is off the field not of his own accord, than he cannot be expected to assist in defense and therefore cannot be considered "active." This is the case with Panucci. He does not fit into the required description of "deliberately" off the field for a goal to be upheld, and as such, the goal should have been disallowed.
In any case, it doesn't matter now. I would encourage everyone to stop focusing on this one call and worry about the upcoming games instead.[/quote]
i understand your interpretation of "deliberate," but his own teamate knocked him out which i think has to be considered (and the team was punished for his poor play). second, play can continue (and does) if the player is only slightly injured. you can't tell me Panucci had a concusion or something. moreover, if he was officially injured, the referee would have had to let him re-enter the field once play had restarted (from the ensuing kick-off). really, play couldn't stop if a defense just decides to stop playing defense and thus became innactive. that would be ridiculous.
again, i think the "fair play" rule is most important. we can't penalise the attacking team for the mistake of the defending goalkepper and the defender.[/quote]
The defender could have also been faking an injury just to let the referee give Italy a freekick, which he didn't give. This means that the defender is considered in play by the referee, whether he is inside or outside the lines. Because if he was on the ground on the inside of the lines on the goalside of van Nistelrooy, it also wouldn't have been offside. So the interpretation of the situation by the referee plays a role and i think it was the good decision. Italians always fake like this to clear present danger :p Panucci was never really that hurt, he just walked on after the situation was done. And don't forget Buffon(!) hit Panucci, not a Dutch player. So why stop the play for that anyway
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Last nights result says enough??
:d
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