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feels GREAT when you want something, and you are given it!!Xifio;2897367 said:scandal! I, as much as anyone, want England to be knocked out in this one, but due to their incompetence (1st goal), and due to them being taken apart (2nd goal), but not due to a blunderous officiating decision ... what a shame ...
hopefully Germany put the match to bed with a couple more goals and make sure the better side and deserving winner is well established ...
more effort? they've tried, but they just aren't as good as their own hype makes them out to be ...Filipower;2897402 said:Well, it's not like we were going to get a World Champion out of this match, but at least England could have put up a bit more effort...
Kibe Kru;2897408 said:So, will it end 4-2 to make it a complete 1966 reversal, controversial goal and all that or will it be 5-1 and revenge for Munich 2001?
Defoe's effort was flagged for offside, so wouldn't have counted anyway ... Lampard definitely unlucky to hit the bar, but he's smashed a few others straight into the wall ...Kibe Kru;2897410 said:To be fair to England, though, I thought after Germany's second and before their third, they were the better side and looked likely to score, Defoe and Lampard hitting the crossbar.
Xifio;2897414 said:Defoe's effort was flagged for offside, so wouldn't have counted anyway ... Lampard definitely unlucky to hit the bar, but he's smashed a few others straight into the wall ...
and what exactly makes you say that? their recent international track record? their performances at this World Cup? or is it their indefinable "potential" that has little rationality behind it?Filipower;2897411 said:Nah they could have clearly done more, they're not this bad...
if the English were such staunch supporters of technology, or even goal-line refs, then they should have made a stronger effort to get the Europa League experiment carried forward into the World Cup ... but if they act now, it would be a reactive move, not proactive, which would indicate they would not have done so had Germany been the ones who were denied ... that sort of hyprocrisy, in my eyes, is more disgraceful than any officiating mistakes ...Filipower;2897412 said:Still, Blatter cannot tuck this one away. Someone should answer for Lampard's goal...
agreed on all counts ... but English football is notorious for being proud of scoring on counterattacks despite being outpossessed and penned back, so excuse my lack of sympathy for them ...Kibe Kru;2897417 said:That was a marginal offside decision that could have gone either way. Sure, things just didn't go England's way, and you can't rely on ref decisions to win big matches, but the scoreline doesn't reflect what the game was.