FOOTBALL THREAD (the real football not that american crap)

[Overdriven]

Precisely the reason they didn't win that game. Most yellow cards for a team in Premier League history. They got way too worked up.

At least 2 Tottenham players could have had multiple red cards.

[Gurnisson]

How Dier avoided a red in the end, I will never know. Walker has been kicking out in recent matches too.

[Falka]

Clattenburg always was a clown. Disgraceful performance by Tot, fuck them.

Klopp is doing great job in Liverpool, my favourite team in PL at the moment.

Some prediction about Leicester.

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[Leshma]

How Dier avoided a red in the end, I will never know. Walker has been kicking out in recent matches too.

I agree about both of them. However, there is something I remember from that match no one else seemed to notice. Most people say only player who behaved decently in that Spurs side was Harry Kane. While that was largely true, he had attempted disgusting tackle which, luckily for him, did miss its target. Not sure if intentional or not but that kind of tackle (studs aiming slightly bellow the knee) can end players career and is usually the best reason to give player red card for it. Same kind of tackle I've seen in CL semifinal game and ref didn't do jack shit about it, again...

[Falka]

Now I'm sure how weak referee Mark Clattenburg is.

Uefa has confirmed that the English official Mark Clattenburg will referee the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid, on 28 May at the San Siro in Milan.

[Kalp]

I'm not surprised tbh  Somehow they always get reward for their "good" refereeing.

Btw Cüneyt Çakır "Mr external penalty"

Some time ago in Europe Championship qualification, Poland-Irleand

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Few days ago in UEFA Champions League, Bayern-Atletico

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On my black list since red card for Nani 

On 5 March 2013, Çakır officiated the UEFA Champions League match between Manchester United and Real Madrid, and, in a controversial[8] decision, sent off Manchester United player Nani for serious foul play during the second half of the match, a decision that enraged Sir Alex Ferguson in what became his last Champions League game as United manager.

[Gurnisson]

Great match tonight. A fine ending for Boleyn Ground, or Upton Park if you want.

[Leshma]

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What do we think of shit?

[darmaster]

oh yiss, graziano

[Leshma]

Falka will downvote me for this, but... Boreland

Already fished 50 or so angry downvotes on Reddit for stating an obvious fact.

Not that Germans were any better, but I don't really expect from robots to play exciting football. They are great at winning tho. Slavic brothers, you have disappointed me. You played just like robots, which is no wonder since most of your players earn their bread in Bundesliga, least exciting league this sports has seen.

[Paul]

Come on, at least put some effort into it.

[Leshma]

It does work on reddit tho. That says a lot about reddit dwellers...

[Falka]

Not that Germans were any better, but I don't really expect from robots to play exciting football. They are great at winning tho.

I thought that Germany would win the tournament. Not any more, they're shit. And that makes me kinda sad, cause I wouldn't want to see Spain winning another Euro. Italy looks quite good, but with so little talent in the offense it will hard for them against better sides.

[darmaster]

Don't underestimate zaza, he's a fucking dog on the pitch, gives soul. And I hate him, fucking juventus scum

[Falka]

With Verratti they'd be so much better side.