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by **stephen** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 05:54:12

that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

the german officials would rather play mexico...

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by **calimero..** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 05:55:39

Quote:

> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

> the german officials would rather play mexico...

The linesman is German???

Max

BTW, beating Argentina would be more prestigious ....

by **Clémen** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 05:59:23

Quote:

> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

> the german officials would rather play mexico...

No offside at all. I don't care, though, since the ref let dirty Heinze
stay on the field.

Abra?os,

Luiz Mello

by **mavigozle** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 06:02:25

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>> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

>> the german officials would rather play mexico...

> The linesman is German???

Ref is Italian Swiss.

You figure the ***. It's there. Somewhere.

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by **MmCc** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 06:07:58

Quote:

>>> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

>>> the german officials would rather play mexico...

>> The linesman is German???

>Ref is Italian Swiss.

>You figure the ***. It's there. Somewhere.

Italian speaker -> Italian flag = Red/White/Green --> Mexican flag =
Red/White/Green

isn't it obvious! How could FIFA let him ref this match?

by **jingu** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 06:08:55

Quote:

>>that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

>>the german officials would rather play mexico...

> BTW, beating Argentina would be more prestigious ....

probably not in a world cup, and particularly not in a world cup played
in europe.

by **jvazq..** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 06:18:43

stephenj ha escrito:

Quote:

> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

> the german officials would rather play mexico...

legitimate goal outright.

by **David Kaise** » Mon, 26 Jun 2006 07:32:40

Thank you, Luis, for calling a spade a spade, as we say in the US,
regarding Heinze. His technique is way below Argentinian standards, too.

David Kaiser

Quote:

> that wasn't offsides, what was the ref thinking?

> the german officials would rather play mexico...

No offside at all. I don't care, though, since the ref let dirty Heinze
stay on the field.

Abra?os,

Luiz Mello

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