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http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/88/spain/2012/04/14/3037239/penalty-decision-was-debatable-admits-guardiola-after-barcelonas-
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Thank you Captain Obvious!
The penalty we got was a clear one. What do you mean if he kept his hands down? That was a big time push with both hands! That's like me shooting you in the face & then someone coming in & saying well, if ranndino didn't have a gun that wouldn't have been a murder. Zero logic, mate.
Personally, I don't count the penalty awarded to Cuenca as a dive. He went down easily, but he was clearly shoved of the ball by the defender. And as it was with both hands instead of with the defenders shoulder, it's a clear foul. Now, if you're talking about some past event, then I'm pretty sure no-one is claiming that Barcelona players never dive. The thing is, people are trying to single out Barcelona for diving, even when other teams do it just as much if not more. This is pure hypocrisy, and is what Barcelona fans take a objection to.
Pregunta muy interesante, me parece.
Now to the calls. As usual some people see only what they like to see & have no interest in being objective. There was an incident in the 2nd half that was a carbon copy of the incident Levante was awarded a PK for yet this time the ref didn't call it. Now, I personally think that neither should have been a PK, but then Levante shouldn't have gotten one either. Either don't call either or call both because they were exactly the same. So no, Barca didn't get any help from the refs regardless of what some will always believe.
The PK Barca did get was a cleat cut, stone cold penalty as Cuenca was clearly pushed off the ball with both hands. I will even tell you more. The commentator of the channel I was watching first reacted with this idiotic indignation that many display on here - like oh my god, Barca is getting a BS call again, but to his credit as soon as he saw a replay once he completely changed his mind, apologized for reacting with too much emotion & admitted that the ref made a perfect call. Some of you could learn a bit from this little story, but I know you won't.
Sanchez is good, but he is no way near as good as Villa as a striker, and unfortunately being more or less the same height as Messi, it doesn't allow him to score headers or receive long balls. He is also a player that plays badly when the team is off form rather than make a difference like Messi.
Fabregas is an alternative, but the forward position is not natural to him.
Pep may need to invest in another striker this summer but it has to be a team player and not a selfish egotistical prick like Ibrahimovic. Maybe Pato? Higuain?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/apr/16/ashley-young-dive
"bottles, coins, golf balls and even A PIG'S HEAD thrown on to the pitch." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/international/3038589/Barcelona-are-braced-for-a-stiff-penalty.html
BARCA FANS REACTION AFTER FIGO MOVE TO REAL MADRID
THIS IS BARCELONA TRUE COLOR PEOPLE,,, A DISGRACE TO FOOTBALL... JUST IMAGINE WHAT WOULD THEY DO IF MESSI MOVE TO ANOTHER CLUB!!!
Inter has them as well:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/13/sports/13iht-soccer.html?pagewanted=all
"systematic bombardment with far more spectacular and dangerous ammunition - a sudden, and remarkably accurate, fusillade of identical red flares or fireworks. Reuters counted more than 30. All of them landed in the Milan penalty area, covering it with a roiling sea of gray smoke and red flames. One of the flares hit Dida on the back. He fell writhing to the ground."
Makes a pig-head seem almost pleasant in comparison, doesn't it? This is the true colors of Grandeinter. A bitter, desperate hater. A disgrace to fans of Inter Milan.
BUT OF COURSE BARCA FANS WILL NOT APOLOGIZE OF WHAT HAPPENED TO FIGO,,, INSTEAD THEY HIDE BEHIND OTHER TEAMS MISTAKE IN JUSTIFYING THEIR ATROCITIES...
UNLIKE WHAT HAPPENED TO DIDA,,, BARCA FANS ARE ACTUALLY PROUD WITH WHAT THEY DID TO FIGO,,, IT IS NOT EVEN OCCURRED TO THEM TO APOLOGIZE FOR WHAT HAPPENED...
Josep Maria Coronas, a Barcelona director, said: "Nonviolence has always held precedence over everything else."
It's all well and good that you condemn what the Inter Ultras did. But what you're doing now is just ridiculous. You continue with your outlandish allegations in this crusade of yours to blackpaint Barcelona. The fact that other teams have done the same or worse does not absolve Barcelona or their fans, but it makes you a damn hypocrite for singling out Barcelona. When football hooliganism, diving or cheating is something other teams, the one you support including, do just as much if not more than Barcelona, then the fact that you single out Barcelona just goes to prove how bitter and biased you really are.
They'll have to play better than that to beat Chelsea.
YOU MUST HAVE GREAT NATURAL TALENT IN BECOMING A REFEREE...