Little_Alexander
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Jose Mourinho got his ban
Barca go through due to their brilliance
Nuff said
Barca go through due to their brilliance
Nuff said
Have you ever seen a Rabotnicki player get a ban extended? Or an Aktobe player? Or a Rubin player? Or a Braga player? Maybe a Metallist Kharkiv player?
All thrown at random, I don't have a clue if they actually have, odds are they haven't. It's simple, people only bring it up because it's Barcelona we're talking about. 'People' seem to be just butthurt and tend to look for something/one to blame other than their teams or a **** referee.
But oh noes, it can't be a **** referee, the referee was picked by UEFA! Conspiracy, conspiracy I tell you!
Have you seen a team like that even get to the knockout stages in the UEFA Champions League? Especially to the quarter finals or the semi finals?
HAs a team like that already ****** won 1 champions league in a way that is definetely not fair?
No you have ****** not.
It's not a conspiracy, yes it might be just a coincidence that they get through some teams due to badly given red cards...
But seriously? How many times do these coincidences happen? Seems to me a lot of times...
I think it's a bit excessive, but he definitely needed punishment for what he said - naming a number of referee's etc.
he had a suspended ban from last season as well, so that would have factored in
He did? Well in that case it seems fair.
Served one game already, 1 match suspended and then games that were suspended from last year too.
Yeah, he obviously thought that getting into Pep's mind may cause a change of tactics as a 'surprise', but obviously Pep only has one way of playing with no Plan B - so there was never a chance of that happening.
Thing is had he lined up and played like they did second leg they might have taken the tie. When you wind everyone up into a frenzy then play such a combative destructive game, you run the risk of exactly what happened to Pepe
I picked random, not so big teams noone would care about. But, as you probably know, Braga, for instance, have reached the EL finals. And they probably didn't get any ban extensions.
And if you want to talk about 'fairness', when Porto won the CL Scholes had a legit goal disallowed, when Inter won the CL they had a goal in offside against Barça, and we can go on forever. Referees are **** for everyone.
And this is my final post regarding this issue - I'm beginning to feel arguing with a wall is more productive.