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Dec 23 2016 06:00am
Quote (Andi @ 23 Dec 2016 11:58)
It's something that started under pep, might as well be spanish mentality because he brought so many spanish players in. After all there were 5 hispanohablante peeps on the field so that behaviour does not surprise me.
If you watch a match from Real Madrid or Barcelona you always get to see that, worst being Real Madrid vs. Barcelona.
In Germany you only get to see this behaviour at Bayern though.



Going by the book of rules it is a yellow card for everyone that is demanding a card, hence FIFA has set the rules for this, the refs just don't enforce it.

I don't care about the red card really since it was a red card(Even though the fanboys in here claim differently I never said it wasn't - it was by no means a career ending tackle though), but I do care about how the decision for the red card took place. The ref had shown a yellow if there wasn't massive influence from the opponent.
Now if that is a valid way to influence the ref, players will do it again the next time.


That is true, although FIFA does have the responsibility of enforcing it in the competitions they organize (WC, CWC, etc). Allow me then to expand it to "UEFA/FIFA/the european leagues" ^^
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Quote (DoWN_DeaTH @ 23 Dec 2016 12:12)
It wasn't a career ending tackle if Lahm still was 25, he's 33 now and has only 1 year left until he retires. If he had been injuried badly I don't think he'd have recovered fast enough and he just would have left imo


The tackle was horrible mainly due to the fact that Forsberg didn't hit Lahm like he intended to. My guess is he of course wanted to take him down and even cause some pain, but he just misread Lahm's movement and eventually hit him "too early" or at least earlier than he thought he would. IMO he was inentionally going for a clear yellow card & some pain for Lahm, but he failed at that^^
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Dec 24 2016 01:25am
think so, too.
forsberg wanted to take lahm down at all cost but he didn't want to injure him.
he was happy to be booked in order to prevent the counterattack, but he didn't hit him properly and that's why it looks so bad.

intended or not, doesn't have any influence on the classification "career ending tackle" for me
same as age, what kind of bullshit is that?
if my grandfather still played prof football then every push would be a career ending tackle
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Quote (Andi @ 24 Dec 2016 08:25)
think so, too.
forsberg wanted to take lahm down at all cost but he didn't want to injure him.
he was happy to be booked in order to prevent the counterattack, but he didn't hit him properly and that's why it looks so bad.

intended or not, doesn't have any influence on the classification "career ending tackle" for me
same as age, what kind of bullshit is that?
if my grandfather still played prof football then every push would be a career ending tackle


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I'm glad Lahm didn't get injuried on that tackle...could have ended his career earlier..


I never wrote "career ending tackle", I specified that it was in Lahm's case, a long term injury could have ended his career
Well if you don't understand that being injuried for 6 months when you have only 1 year left to play might end your career then I can't help you further.
I should ignore just as most people ignore chelseakid, you're just as biased and a hater when it comes to bayern.
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Officialy, today Neuer has been chosen as the world´s best Goalkeeper, 4th time in a row now.

One more to go to equal Casillas, iam very sure that MANU will be soon the best goalkeeper of all time.



1- Manuel Neuer (Germany/FC Bayern München) 156 points
2- Gianluigi Buffon (Italy/Juventus Torino FC) 91 points
3- Rui Patricio (Portugal/Sporting Portugal) 50 points
4- Claudio Bravo (Chile/FC Barcelona/Manchester City FC) 45 points
5- David De Gea (Spain/Manchester United FC) 37 points
6- Jan Oblak (Slovenia/Club Atletico de Madrid) 31 points
7- Hugo Lloris (France/Tottenham Hotspur FC) 29 points
8- Keylor Navas (Costa Rica/Real Madrid CF) 18 points
9- Thibaut Courtois (Belgium/Chelsea FC) 13 points
10-Denis Onyango (Uganda/Mamelodi Sundowns) 5 points
11-Petr Cech (Cech Republic/Arsenal London FC) 4 points
12-Samir Handanovic (Slovenia/FC Inter Milano) 2 points
13-Marc André Ter Stegen (Germany/FC Barcelona) 1 point
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Quote (Herolinda @ Dec 26 2016 11:32am)
Officialy, today Neuer has been chosen as the world´s best Goalkeeper, 4th time in a row now.

One more to go to equal Casillas, iam very sure that MANU will be soon the best goalkeeper of all time.

http://i.imgur.com/ADAaYwq.jpg

1- Manuel Neuer (Germany/FC Bayern München) 156 points
2- Gianluigi Buffon (Italy/Juventus Torino FC) 91 points
3- Rui Patricio (Portugal/Sporting Portugal) 50 points
4- Claudio Bravo (Chile/FC Barcelona/Manchester City FC) 45 points
5- David De Gea (Spain/Manchester United FC) 37 points
6- Jan Oblak (Slovenia/Club Atletico de Madrid) 31 points
7- Hugo Lloris (France/Tottenham Hotspur FC) 29 points
8- Keylor Navas (Costa Rica/Real Madrid CF) 18 points
9- Thibaut Courtois (Belgium/Chelsea FC) 13 points
10-Denis Onyango (Uganda/Mamelodi Sundowns) 5 points
11-Petr Cech (Cech Republic/Arsenal London FC) 4 points
12-Samir Handanovic (Slovenia/FC Inter Milano) 2 points
13-Marc André Ter Stegen (Germany/FC Barcelona) 1 point



He will never be best Gk of all time. Buffon will always be better than him.
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10-Denis Onyango (Uganda/Mamelodi Sundowns) 5 points

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Laughing about the english goalkeepers, i laugh even harder when i hear that De Gea is better than Neuer :rofl:

1- Manuel Neuer (Germany/FC Bayern München) 156 points
2- Gianluigi Buffon (Italy/Juventus Torino FC) 91 points
3- Rui Patricio (Portugal/Sporting Portugal) 50 points
4- Claudio Bravo (Chile/FC Barcelona/Manchester City FC) 45 points
5- David De Gea (Spain/Manchester United FC) 37 points
6- Jan Oblak (Slovenia/Club Atletico de Madrid) 31 points
7- Hugo Lloris (France/Tottenham Hotspur FC) 29 points
8- Keylor Navas (Costa Rica/Real Madrid CF) 18 points
9- Thibaut Courtois (Belgium/Chelsea FC) 13 points
10-Denis Onyango (Uganda/Mamelodi Sundowns) 5 points
11-Petr Cech (Cech Republic/Arsenal London FC) 4 points
12-Samir Handanovic (Slovenia/FC Inter Milano) 2 points
13-Marc André Ter Stegen (Germany/FC Barcelona) 1 point
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Dec 26 2016 09:46am
Lol. Nvm, don't want to hurt feelings

This post was edited by chelsea11 on Dec 26 2016 09:47am
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Dec 26 2016 09:53am
The fact that bravo is 4th should void the entire list. Shambles of a goalkeeper. :lol:
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