94: Superthread XVII

[adamkungl]

I've got about 6 packs of maggi noodles, 4 slices of bread, some tomato paste, a small amount of grated cheese, 1 bowl of pasta, 2 bottles of cordial, 1 bottle of possibly expired milk.

 

[Martli]

This trolololol business is the gheyest thing on the internetz ever!!
Cease and desist with your fagottory!

Hell no. Trolololololol is the best way to lol. You can Troll, while you lol.

 

[kia ora storm]

I can contribute:

3 x cans of farmhouse vegetable soup
1 x block of cheese
2 x tubs of yoghurt
1 x bag of S & V chips

 

[Twizzle]

these pretzels are making me thirsty

 

[kia ora storm]

these pretzels are making me thirsty

Have a beer Twizz...never too early.

 

[Dani]

There is no food in my house. I had 2 Kingston biscuits for breakfast.

 

[Twizzle]

Have a beer Twizz...never too early.

a tad early for me

 

[Hallatia]

Exactly. Very correct decision, and Kewell should have known better than to have his arms out when on the goal line.

But it won't stop the overly patriotic and deluded from having a big whinge...

It just sucks that Australia cannot keep 11 men on the field for more than 20 minutes of a game, and it is our best players which are being sent off.

On that decision, from what I remember, Kewell did not have his arms out and the ball hit his shoulder. Apparently this by extension makes it a handball, but the commentators thought it was a dud decision to send him off for it.

 

[Twizzle]

the commentators should know the rules, unless his arms were touching his sides they are extended

in front of the box that is a red, different rules if it was outside the box

correct weight

 

[Didgi]

Ruling probably was correct, shouldn't stop us being able to cry about it.

 

[nathanbrown'sghost]

the commentators should know the rules, unless his arms were touching his sides they are extended

in front of the box that is a red, different rules if it was outside the box

correct weight

I feel for Craig Foster. lol he looked devastated haha.

 

[Hallatia]

I completely understand, it's their equivalent of a professional foul, but what really sucks about the sport at that level (among several other things) is that the team sort of has no hope when they are down a man - Germany the other day is a prime example. But if they're the rules, than they are the the rules for everyone. Which really makes that sort of decision something only people who aren't real soccer fans can cry about. That said, Kewell had a cry about it

Recreationally soccer is okay, because there are little to no penalties no matter what you do (the only thing you would really penalise is a hand ball - below the elbow), but as a professional sport it sucks

 

[Timmah]

Exactly. Very correct decision, and Kewell should have known better than to have his arms out when on the goal line.

But it won't stop the overly patriotic and deluded from having a big whinge...

What a load of horse sh*t.

Red card in the goal mouth IF it's deliberate. I had no problem with a penalty and even a yellow but a red card for something that clearly was not intentional was complete rubbish

 

[Jobdog]

The red card to Kewell was a complete and utter disgrace. It was a yellow card offence and a penalty, but the bloke didn't even know where the ball was until it struck him. Anyone else who thinks it was a red card offence is kidding themselves.

Also, the fact Ghana finished the match with 11 was another injustice. The sliding tackle, with the studs showing from their midfielder, from behind, is ALWAYS a red-card offence. Cahill got sent off for something not even as bad.

 

[Bazal]

lolTimSkeepe and JDSkeepe....rules are rules mangs, idiot shouldn't have flailed around like an epileptic in the goalmouth

 

[McLovin]

pub for the big game

 

[Jobdog]

lolTimSkeepe and JDSkeepe....rules are rules mangs, idiot shouldn't have flailed around like an epileptic in the goalmouth

:lol: Flailed around? No idea.

We're not denying the fact Ghana got the penalty - because we KNOW it was a penalty. We're saying it WASN'T a red-card offence. Which camera angle gives evidence that it was deliberate? The one where Kewell's eyes are closed?

 

[Dutchy]

I had to get my refs cert for teaching, lolJD is correct.

 

[Timmah]

Having watched a number of replays, it looks very clear to me he was attempting to chest the ball... which would indicate it was not a deliberate act.

 

[Dutchy]

By the way. Shane Rodney > NSW