DB11 Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 UEFA has also stated that the referee teams led by Fröjdfeldt, Vassaras, Rosetti, Mejuto, Micheľ, Busacca, Fandel and De Bleeckere will all stay on for the semi-finals, meaning the departure of the officials from Austria, England, the Netherlands and Norway. The appointments for the remaining three games in the tournament will be announced in due course. It was his first major tournament. Maybe he will get further at the next one or maybe even the World Cup?!
The Reverend Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 So thats 2 English ref's sent home from the last 2 major international tournaments. Well done chaps, you've done us proud.
DB11 Posted 19 June 2008 Author Posted 19 June 2008 So thats 2 English ref's sent home from the last 2 major international tournaments.Well done chaps, you've done us proud. Least the officials got there. The football team didn't if you remember
Asha Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 Least the officials got there. The football team didn't if you remember They're officials though, we've learnt to loathe them. To be honest, I haven't been updating my screen name and creating blogs on the performance of the english officials as I would with the team. I'm going to go to all my mates and say 'you watch Howard webb last night?' No.
Uncle Albert Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 Least the officials got there. The football team didn't if you remember Yes and the officials cocked up it up just like the National side.
DB11 Posted 19 June 2008 Author Posted 19 June 2008 To be honest, I haven't been updating my screen name and creating blogs on the performance of the english officials as I would with the team. I'm going to go to all my mates and say 'you watch Howard webb last night?' No. Why not??? I have
syston_fox Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 Why not??? I have Even more insentive for the rest of us not to then.....
dandannieldanok Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 Inevitable, made one very controversial decision and appeared inconsistent with his overall decision making in the process. His next diary entry will be interesting, I wonder if he'll admit he's been crap.
act smiley Posted 19 June 2008 Posted 19 June 2008 Wasn't perfect, but the controversial one was right. Thought he had an okay time out there, really.
SamL Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 I didn't think he did that bad a job actually. The one controversial decision he made he got right in my opinion. I suppose he will be a little disappointed that he didn't stay on.
Father Ted Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 Least the officials got there. The football team didn't if you remember Although, the Poles saw what we have to put up with week in week out.
izotepion Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 Hello to everyone. Well, I am a Pole, and I've got to say that almost all of us(including our prime minister) want to kill Webb I think that his controversial decision was wrong, but I also think that the goal for Poland was wrong too(there was an offside). Webb's return to home makes me happy. Sorry for my English.
Father Ted Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 Hello to everyone.Well, I am a Pole, and I've got to say that almost all of us(including our prime minister) want to kill Webb I think that his controversial decision was wrong, but I also think that the goal for Poland was wrong too(there was an offside). Webb's return to home makes me happy. Sorry for my English. No Problem. Are you a LCFC fan??
izotepion Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 No Problem. Are you a LCFC fan?? Yes, but unfortunately I've never been to England. LCFC isn't popular in my country, but I support Foxes and I'm planning a trip to Leicester I heard about City in Internet(I read some history, watched some clips of Muzzy Izzet ), and I realised that this is my favourite team Strange, but real
StroudFox Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 Yes, but unfortunately I've never been to England. LCFC isn't popular in my country, but I support Foxes and I'm planning a trip to Leicester I heard about City in Internet(I read some history, watched some clips of Muzzy Izzet ), and I realised that this is my favourite team Strange, but real you must be mad! But welcome and join the rest of us mad people!
izotepion Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 you must be mad! But welcome and join the rest of us mad people! Thanks. I hope I will see Walkers in this year!
dandannieldanok Posted 21 June 2008 Posted 21 June 2008 Yes, but unfortunately I've never been to England. LCFC isn't popular in my country, but I support Foxes and I'm planning a trip to Leicester I heard about City in Internet(I read some history, watched some clips of Muzzy Izzet ), and I realised that this is my favourite team Strange, but real You can say that again. Choosing to support Leicester
DB11 Posted 21 June 2008 Author Posted 21 June 2008 I think that his controversial decision was wrong How was it wrong though? Clear shirt pull
dandannieldanok Posted 22 June 2008 Posted 22 June 2008 How was it wrong though? Clear shirt pull It was wrong when you consider he and all other refs let that kind of thing go all the time in premier league.
DB11 Posted 22 June 2008 Author Posted 22 June 2008 It was wrong when you consider he and all other refs let that kind of thing go all the time in premier league. That does not mean it is wrong. Read the LOTG and you will see that it is a penalty. The officials had been told by UEFA to clamp down on that and, after he'd already warned them about doing it, the Poland player continued it.
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