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England OUT of World Cup


Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 10:17 am
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France should have won. I hate it when the game is decided on penalties and no Zizou and Henry to take them. Italy played good the first half but France played excellent in the second half. Shame Zizou could not control his anger on Materazzi whatever hurtful was said and the answer is not to head butt the player. For Zizou (the great maestro of football) to retire from professional football like this is terrible after this incident. :cry:

Quoted from a news source:

Domenech (France Manager) said he was against the idea of a reception for the squad along the Champs Elysees in Paris on Monday.

"If it is up to me there won't be a parade," he told the French television station Canal plus. "It is very French to be satisfied with a defeat, but I cannot be satisfied," the coach added.
Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:07 pm
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Italia is mafias. First the injuries all the professions on the french team, and then they makes Zidane go nuts!!! :evil: Ok, he deserved that red card, but it was Italia starting it!!!
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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:38 pm
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AnDrOiD wrote:The French penalty kick goal wasn't justified as the player was only acting.
:shock: You had your eyes open?
Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 2:48 pm
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LLGARCIA wrote:
AnDrOiD wrote:The French penalty kick goal wasn't justified as the player was only acting.
:shock: You had your eyes open?
Yup... watch the slowdown replay and it's obvious he's faking it.
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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 3:33 pm
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AnDrOiD wrote:Fortunately Italy won. The French penalty kick goal wasn't justified as the player was only acting.
The Italian player touched the French one ("touch" is a delicate word) with his foot in the way it's enough to put somebody "out of rythm" - I hope you know what I mean, I have problems to explain it in English.
As some expert said - it was very "clever" faul and the situation when the arbiters have problem with what to do.
AnDrOiD wrote:Zidane deserved the red card. No matter what happened, what he did can't be justified. To end his career like that... what an old fool! :roll:
I'd agree - he deserved it. But maybe he did what he did with a consciousness of consequences...maybe just because of emotions - I can imagine situation when I could act like that :roll:

If Materazzi said something what hurt Zidane - and I'm nearly sure he did it doesn't justify Zizou (although makes it easier to understand him), but it should make people condemn Italian as well - and now you condemn only Zidane, such as if it was OK to provocate other players by offending them.

Read what Thierry Henry said:
Zidabe can leave football with his head high in the air. Life is something more than just football.
That in my opinion suggests that it was - as I wrote - "a matter of honour".


And one more statement, by Jean-Pierre Escalettes:
I had seen Zidane in a cloak-room. I didn't ask for anything. I don't want to judge. You shouldnt kill artists.
Zidane is not an old fool - he's an Artist! :D
Not an angel - sure, but his career was something really great, especially considering that - as I far as I know - he grew up in quote poor conditions and being attacked for Algerian origin.
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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 4:12 pm
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Ronja wrote:
AnDrOiD wrote:Fortunately Italy won. The French penalty kick goal wasn't justified as the player was only acting.
The Italian player touched the French one ("touch" is a delicate word) with his foot in the way it's enough to put somebody "out of rythm"
Perfectly explained. No doubt it was penalty.
Ronja wrote:...maybe just because of emotions - I can imagine situation when I could act like that :roll:
You could??? :shock:
Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 7:34 pm
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LLGARCIA wrote:
Ronja wrote:...maybe just because of emotions - I can imagine situation when I could act like that :roll:
You could??? :shock:
You can never know ;)

I have never hit anybody (I mean hit seriously) but I'm rather a "hot-blood" person, who sometimes react too fast, although it's word-agression, of course not offending someone's family or things like that, I hate such methods, butin some situations it is better not to argue, as there are people who just can't understand any arguments.
I can imagine that I could even answer with violence, if it was an extremal situation - everybody has some border of endurance.

What doesn't make me thinking that's the worst thing Zidane could have done.

By the way - I read that his agent said Zinedine is going to explain what happened between him and Materazzi next week. He said also that he's very sad and disappointed by how he finished his career.

According to the informations from Fench group SOS Racism, Italian called him "dirty terrorist" (Materazzi denied it saying that...he even doesn't know what the word "terrosit" does mean...hmm), I also heard second version, telling that he offended Zidane's mother and said something bad about his origin.

But these're just rumours...

I think both things shuld be condemned - at first physical violence, but also idiotic and unfair word provocations, which are in fact also a sort of violence - mental.
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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 7:50 pm
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Ronja wrote:You can never know ;)
:lol: Well, in that case I will measure my words 3 times before speaking with you in a future concert of our idol... :wink:
(Well, I'm being stupid, how will I recognise you?!)
Ronja wrote:but I'm rather a "hot-blood" person, who sometimes react too fast
That's quite good, in my opinion...
Ronja wrote:He said also that he's very sad and disappointed by how he finished his career.
After all, he won the prize of best player, so, I would say it is a fine way to finish his career. 5 years from now no one will remember what he made as an important thing.
Ronja wrote:I think both things shuld be condemned - at first physical violence, but also idiotic and unfair word provocations, which are in fact also a sort of violence - mental.
Fully supported.

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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 7:57 pm
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LLGARCIA wrote:
Ronja wrote:You can never know ;)
:lol: Well, in that case I will measure my words 3 times before speaking with you in a future concert of our idol... :wink:
Oh no, what have I done?... :(
You see, you see, that's an example of reacting too fast - instead if thinking two times before revealing my horrible character, I made you afraid of talking with me :lol:

LLGARCIA wrote:(Well, I'm being stupid, how will I recognise you?!)
If you see crazy-looking girl beating somebody with her head it'll probably be me :lol:

Just joking, I'm a pacifist..well, I'm trying... ;)
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Post Posted Mon Jul 10, 2006 8:29 pm
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Ronja wrote:I made you afraid of talking with me :lol:
Well, thats a point of view. I would say you made me like you. :wink:
Post Posted Tue Jul 11, 2006 12:25 am
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LLGARCIA wrote:
Ronja wrote:I made you afraid of talking with me :lol:
Well, thats a point of view. I would say you made me like you. :wink:
That makes two of us. :D


Oh - I agree with Ronja completely, I think Zizou has a good explanation for his behaviour. And I could react the same if they would insult me (taking that's the reason of Zizou's assault...)
Thing is - Zidane's reaction was visible, Materazzi's provocation will remain unknown for ever probably. I don't think he will ever admit what he said/did. So I wouldn't say Zidane is the bad guy, who knows what Materazzi said....?
Post Posted Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:57 am
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Italian lipreaders have seen what Materazzi was saying, and he was insulting Zidanes family on the day that Zidane found out his father was critically ill. He said 'I hope your family die an ugly death'.
Post Posted Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:05 am
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If someone vocally provoke you, return the provocation vocally. Violence is never the answer! It's sad to read someone here could react with violence towards vocal provocation. Especially someone known to be religious, I must say. Well, it only confirm my theories. :x
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Post Posted Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:12 am
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GeeJee wrote: That makes two of us. :D
Two GeeJee's? What a sight :P
Post Posted Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:15 am
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ROME, July 11 (Reuters) - France has complained to World Cup winner Italy about a right-wing senator's racist comments that the defeated French team was made up of "blacks, Muslims and communists", the Italian media reported on Tuesday.

Racism has already threatened to cloud Italy's victory, with reports that Italian defender Marco Materazzi provoked French star Zinedine Zidane, the son of Algerian immigrants, by calling him a "terrorist". Materazzi denies making such comments.

There was no such denial from Roberto Calderoli of the Northern League, who lost a ministerial post in a centre-right government earlier this year for wearing a T-shirt with cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad offensive to Muslims.

As the victorious Azzurri returned to a heroes' welcome in Rome on Monday, Calderoli celebrated it as a "political victory" over a mixed-race French team.

Italy had "beat a team which, in the quest for results, sacrificed its own identity by selecting blacks, Muslims and communists", the senator said, in comments that were rejected by members of Italy's new centre-left coalition government.

Italian newspapers La Stampa and Corriere della Sera quoted a letter of protest from French ambassador Yves Aubin de La Messuziere to the Italian Senate, saying: "Such unacceptable and despicable comments can only foment hatred."

"France is proud of a team whose members are all its sons, whatever their origins or religion," he wrote, adding that some of the French players insulted by Calderoli played in Italian teams "where they are very popular".


All sorts of stories are coming out about this incidence. :roll:

I will only believe when an official statement is made what actual was said. But whatever it is it still does not excuse Zidane's behaviour.

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