Apr 8 2011, 12:11 PM
QUOTE(A 11 @ Apr 8 2011, 02:06 AM)
Yes it looks like the illegal squatters were evicted by City 'DBKL'. Now its noisy here?
You are right Chelsea didn't deserve to win, but on the other hand should go to OT with a draw.
Its definitely a penalty when you see the deliberate action of Evra’s right foot above Ramires knees. I would let it go but what convince me is the finishing torque action (inward heel above Ramires left knee) completing a ‘scissors’ action inside the box. Evra definitely did not get the ball & Ramires did not dive. See rest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jvi5hnoKMBE
Added on April 8, 2011, 2:10 amBottom line is the Spanish Ref did a 'Webb' job and I suppose he got it right except for the Ramires Penalty and by right Evra should be send off. No? Remember this referee was the one that denied a Drogba goal when Buffon scooped his shot behind the goal line. The official, behind the goal, was not called to action. But will we now get another just to watch for penalty infringement?
To be fair and objective, Alberto Malenco’s view was obstructed by the pair tussle.
Nice. Good analysis, lecturer. Please no personal attack again like you did against me last time ya. And please don't quote my old post from 2006/2007 again because it's a silly thing to do. Cheers.You are right Chelsea didn't deserve to win, but on the other hand should go to OT with a draw.
Its definitely a penalty when you see the deliberate action of Evra’s right foot above Ramires knees. I would let it go but what convince me is the finishing torque action (inward heel above Ramires left knee) completing a ‘scissors’ action inside the box. Evra definitely did not get the ball & Ramires did not dive. See rest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jvi5hnoKMBE
Added on April 8, 2011, 2:10 amBottom line is the Spanish Ref did a 'Webb' job and I suppose he got it right except for the Ramires Penalty and by right Evra should be send off. No? Remember this referee was the one that denied a Drogba goal when Buffon scooped his shot behind the goal line. The official, behind the goal, was not called to action. But will we now get another just to watch for penalty infringement?
To be fair and objective, Alberto Malenco’s view was obstructed by the pair tussle.
This post has been edited by maxizanc: Apr 8 2011, 12:12 PM
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