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[ukdobby]

Ze Germans Tommy are out.

[m williamson]

12 hours ago, ukdobby said:

Ze Germans Tommy are out.

So was the ball.

At least that's the way it looked when first shown. Then for some strange reason that particular close up shot was never shown again.

[ukdobby]

It looked out for me,if it had been England all hell would have let loose.

[HeHasRisen]

1 hour ago, ukdobby said:

It looked out for me,if it had been England all hell would have let loose.

 

Edited December 2, 2022 by HeHasRisen

[Alextopman]

1 hour ago, HeHasRisen said:

 

England have had more than their fair share off poor refereeing decisions in major tournaments.

[ukdobby]

5 hours ago, HeHasRisen said:

 

That was a bad decision but probably evens the 66 World Cup goal.

[Longcol]

6 hours ago, Alextopman said:

England have had more than their fair share off poor refereeing decisions in major tournaments.

Apart from that one and Maradona, name 2 or 3 more.

Edited December 2, 2022 by Longcol

[Alextopman]

46 minutes ago, Longcol said:

Apart from that one and Maradona, name 2 or 3 more.

What was the game where the b all was clearly a few feet over the line?.

[Longcol]

4 minutes ago, Alextopman said:

What was the game where the b all was clearly a few feet over the line?.

The  game against Germany in 2010 in South Africa, 2nd round - the one I referred to as "that one".

[Alextopman]

8 minutes ago, Longcol said:

The  game against Germany in 2010 in South Africa, 2nd round - the one I referred to as "that one".

Sol Cambell 2004 disallowed goal.

Graham Taylor saying thr Ref had got him the sack after Platt was fouled.

I remember a few years ago someone saying England will never win anything because of poor refereeing against them.

Like I said we've had our fair share and got on with it.

The person I replied to was suggesting otherwise.

 

Can you tell me anyone who's had worse treatment than England from refereeing decisions?.

Edited December 2, 2022 by Alextopman