Anyone Watching Roma?

by IAmManUnited Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:31 pm

Bojan missed three clear cut chances, emberassing! Also that disallowed goal by i always for get how to spell his name!!! robbery!!

by Swanhends Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:54 pm

Fernando Gago: 1 goal, 98 Passes, 90% accuracy, 3 key passes, tried 9 long balls and all of them were accurate, 4 tackles, 2 interceptions

by red&blacklegion Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:55 pm

oh yeah, the disallowed goal was ridiculous!Bojan was total crap!

by red&blacklegion Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:56 pm

Lamela was badass as well!very mature decision making despite his young age!

by Grande_Milano Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:57 pm

bojan was deceived and is suffering

by RealGunner Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:59 pm

that was a BRILLIANT goal by Osvaldo. What a goal. Shame it was ruled out by a crap linesman

Gago was my MOTM, great performance and a great goal

by BarrileteCosmico Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:59 pm

Bhends you forgot to mention an assist that should've been. Osvaldo was a meter onside, no idea how the linesman could f up that bad...

by OLpower Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:00 pm

How is doing Mire Pjanic?

by Eivindo Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:04 pm

I *bleep* hate the poor refs in modern football, and no to video technology?! There is no justice in not letting the best goal in Serie A this season go in.

by RealGunner Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:06 pm

OLpower wrote:How is doing Mire Pjanic?

Scored the 1st goal, Was excellent overall with his passing and vision

by OLpower Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:07 pm

RealGunner wrote:
OLpower wrote:How is doing Mire Pjanic?

Scored the 1st goal, Was excellent overall with his passing and vision

It makes me sick. We kept the mental injured and sold the creative player.

by the xcx Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:11 pm

Eivindo wrote:I *bleep* hate the poor refs in modern football, and no to video technology?! There is no justice in not letting the best goal in Serie A this season go in.

Video technology, would ruin football imo. First of all its a time waste, it likes 3-4 minutes to find out if it was a foul or a penalty for example. Pure time waste. About the modern refs, then I wont comment anything about that since, they are just humans after all, they make the decisions, how they saw it was.

by andiii Sun Nov 20, 2011 11:04 pm

The xcx wrote:
Eivindo wrote:I *bleep* hate the poor refs in modern football, and no to video technology?! There is no justice in not letting the best goal in Serie A this season go in.
Video technology, would ruin football imo. First of all its a time waste, it likes 3-4 minutes to find out if it was a foul or a penalty for example. Pure time waste. About the modern refs, then I wont comment anything about that since, they are just humans after all, they make the decisions, how they saw it was.

actually it would take less than a minute. not to mention the arguments that come from wrongly disallowed goals on the pitch waste time themselves. and they'll be cut down if evidence if video evidence is there

by Patrick Bateman Sun Nov 20, 2011 11:18 pm

*bleep* you linesman Evil or Very Mad

Here it is for those of you who may have missed it..

by JAY-Z Mon Nov 21, 2011 12:07 am

@ Bhends; Yes! Gago is dictacing our game, he is reborned, thank God.

by Lord Spencer Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:12 am

andiii wrote:
The xcx wrote:
Eivindo wrote:I *bleep* hate the poor refs in modern football, and no to video technology?! There is no justice in not letting the best goal in Serie A this season go in.
Video technology, would ruin football imo. First of all its a time waste, it likes 3-4 minutes to find out if it was a foul or a penalty for example. Pure time waste. About the modern refs, then I wont comment anything about that since, they are just humans after all, they make the decisions, how they saw it was.

actually it would take less than a minute. not to mention the arguments that come from wrongly disallowed goals on the pitch waste time themselves. and they'll be cut down if evidence if video evidence is there

It takes an average of 38 seconds in American Football, don't see how it is any different in real football. Also, very good point about the on pitch squabbles.

In fact, anyone who thinks it would take 3-4 minutes for simple decisions to be made is not thinking straight.

Not to mention that these incidents (straight reds, disallowed goals, Zidane head butts, penalty claims) only happen a couple of times in one game. Penalties should only be checked after being awarded, with a flag system used by the coaches as is used in American football.

by leemhuis Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:15 am

That was very,very bad decision.

by El Chelsea Fuerte Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:22 am

Nope.

by DeviAngel Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:31 am

I see Lazio for tittle , roma threads and so on but no1 made Juve thread this season lol

by Kev Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:39 am

Lord Spencer wrote:
andiii wrote:
The xcx wrote:
Eivindo wrote:I *bleep* hate the poor refs in modern football, and no to video technology?! There is no justice in not letting the best goal in Serie A this season go in.
Video technology, would ruin football imo. First of all its a time waste, it likes 3-4 minutes to find out if it was a foul or a penalty for example. Pure time waste. About the modern refs, then I wont comment anything about that since, they are just humans after all, they make the decisions, how they saw it was.

actually it would take less than a minute. not to mention the arguments that come from wrongly disallowed goals on the pitch waste time themselves. and they'll be cut down if evidence if video evidence is there

It takes an average of 38 seconds in American Football, don't see how it is any different in real football. Also, very good point about the on pitch squabbles.

In fact, anyone who thinks it would take 3-4 minutes for simple decisions to be made is not thinking straight.

Not to mention that these incidents (straight reds, disallowed goals, Zidane head butts, penalty claims) only happen a couple of times in one game. Penalties should only be checked after being awarded, with a flag system used by the coaches as is used in American football.

Plus, less diving, playacting, handballing etc will occur, because players know that they can't get away with it. As a result, less dodgy crap happens, and the game still runs as smoothly (if not more), while justice is always guaranteed.

by BarrileteCosmico Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:42 am

I personally favor a 'challenge' system like the one used in tennis. Managers would get, say, 3 'challenges' per game which would cut down on time spent discussing decisions but would still feel fair. By limiting the challenges to such a low amount only the most important ones would get challenged (ie: yellows probably wouldn't, offsides goals would) and only if the manager is sure that the ref was wrong, otherwise he would rather save it for a future miscall. As such we wouldn't see every call get questioned. It would also maintain the human aspect of refereeing.

by Patrick Bateman Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:45 am

DeviAngel wrote:I see Lazio for tittle , roma threads and so on but no1 made Juve thread this season lol

https://goallegacy.forumotion.com/t8942-can-juve-win-serie-a?highlight=can+juve+win+serie+a

by Lord Spencer Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:46 am

BarrileteCosmico wrote:I personally favor a 'challenge' system like the one used in tennis. Managers would get, say, 3 'challenges' per game which would cut down on time spent discussing decisions but would still feel fair. By limiting the challenges to such a low amount only the most important ones would get challenged (ie: yellows probably wouldn't, offsides goals would) and only if the manager is sure that the ref was wrong, otherwise he would rather save it for a future miscall. As such we wouldn't see every call get questioned. It would also maintain the human aspect of refereeing.

The flag system in American Football is like this.

Each coach gets two flags, the coach can then use the flag to challenge a decision. If he is right he keeps the flag, if he is wrong he loses the flag. To a maximum of five challenges per coach.

Of course, on average, 3 challenges a game (both coaches adding up to 3).

by BarrileteCosmico Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:51 am

Interesting. Thanks for the info, I didn't know about that system.

by Lord Spencer Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:54 am

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Interesting. Thanks for the info, I didn't know about that system.

It has some rather stupid drama to it, but since handegg is such a boring sport it needs that.

The coach proceeds to throw the flag into the field and looks at the camera and the ref all boss like, with the commentators going all like "Oh no he didn't".

It is a good system minus the drama. I think Football can use a hybrid of it and the tennis challenge system.

by Sponsored content

Anyone Watching Roma?

Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?

Re: Anyone Watching Roma?