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#31
Dec 5 2014 07:23am
U can stop feeding press of plateau Parker Lewis
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#32
Dec 5 2014 07:27am
Quote (zarkadon @ 5 Dec 2014 14:57)
Nope, but it was also a ridiculous card.

The thing is though, that Isco's card means he's suspended, while Messi's just meant he had another yellow counting towards the 5-yellow suspension cycle.


Allthough I have read the Messi story, he had thrown a bottle in his face and (well I can only guess here, sat down?) this is not done on purpose (well it might be but whatever) why did Isco get his card. And isn't the problem that Spanish refs don't have the best reputation at the moment? Im just speculating here.

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Dec 5 2014 08:03am
Quote (CpTJenJen @ 5 Dec 2014 14:27)
Allthough I have read the Messi story, he had thrown a bottle in his face and (well I can only guess here, sat down?) this is not done on purpose (well it might be but whatever) why did Isco get his card. And isn't the problem that Spanish refs don't have the best reputation at the moment? Im just speculating here.


Isco recovered a ball (he touched the ball), and the ref thought he had hit the player and gave him a second yellow card. It's ok that he might have made a bad call if he happened to be at a bad angle form where it looked like Isco had fouled the opponent, but there is no excuse for La Liga's disciplinary evaluation board to not take away the yellow card when there's tons of video evidence that show that it wasn't a foul.

The board should have taken away the yellows for both Messi and Isco, as they were both a joke.
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#34
Dec 5 2014 08:13am
Quote (zarkadon @ 5 Dec 2014 16:03)
Isco recovered a ball (he touched the ball), and the ref thought he had hit the player and gave him a second yellow card. It's ok that he might have made a bad call if he happened to be at a bad angle form where it looked like Isco had fouled the opponent, but there is no excuse for La Liga's disciplinary evaluation board to not take away the yellow card when there's tons of video evidence that show that it wasn't a foul.

The board should have taken away the yellows for both Messi and Isco, as they were both a joke.


Hmm strange that they didn't, or it isnt't news yet/here. Or they were reviewing Messi first, or they just arent going to. Strange. Its the same in the Eredivisie tho. Players from PSV(and all minor teams, because not that important) are getting fucked over a bit more. Especially when someone of the board who is wellspoken adresses this problem publicly.

Few weeks back El Ahmadi almost killed someone, there wasn't enough evidence. It's something like saying Suarez never bit anyone.

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Dec 5 2014 08:25am
Quote (zarkadon @ Dec 5 2014 02:57pm)
The thing is though, that Isco's card means he's suspended, while Messi's just meant he had another yellow counting towards the 5-yellow suspension cycle.


It is like if you get a fined because the cop thinks you were speeding too fast and that's not true, but you should accept it because you won't lose your drive license.

If it is not fair, it is not fair, enough said.
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#36
Dec 5 2014 09:19am
Quote (zarkadon @ 5 Dec 2014 16:03)
Isco recovered a ball (he touched the ball), and the ref thought he had hit the player and gave him a second yellow card. It's ok that he might have made a bad call if he happened to be at a bad angle form where it looked like Isco had fouled the opponent, but there is no excuse for La Liga's disciplinary evaluation board to not take away the yellow card when there's tons of video evidence that show that it wasn't a foul.

The board should have taken away the yellows for both Messi and Isco, as they were both a joke.


isco deserved that second yellow. you could kill a guy while touching the ball, in your stupid opinion that's not a foul either.

anyways, are you andalusian by any chance ?

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#37
Dec 5 2014 09:27am
The card was taken away via appeal so please stfu
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#38
Dec 5 2014 09:35am
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anyways, are you andalusian by any chance ?


He is balearic lol.

He will be catalan in a few years B)
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#39
Dec 5 2014 02:07pm
Quote (Catalunya @ 5 Dec 2014 15:25)
It is like if you get a fined because the cop thinks you were speeding too fast and that's not true, but you should accept it because you won't lose your drive license.

If it is not fair, it is not fair, enough said.


Obviously. Neither of the cards were fair, and both of them should have been taken away.
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#40
Dec 5 2014 03:55pm
Yet another pathetic thread
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