LJT said:A Chilean goalkeeper got a year suspension for bringing the game into disrepute for feigning injury....but I really don't think Dida will get any punishment, he has gotten away with similar antics before.
babyman said:^ Well, we italians always are targeted as cheaters, thieves etc etc. BULLSHIT! There's so much ignorance out there, people talk of fair play and then they hang themselves over those stupid stereotypes. Just watch within your home, everyone.
We won a great worldchampionship, and we showed the whole world what we're up to, all those bashers just have to shut up.
Beside this, Domenech is the first one who has to shut, does he remember when he wanted to sell fake tickets in the american worldcup in 1994?!?!? It's just a miracle he didn't go to jail
1stepcloser said:could be a blessing in disguise. england need a decent manager and with perhaps not qualifying we might get one.
please please please let it be mourinho...
Dalton said:Gerrard's replacement won the penalty so that really took care of that argument.
But, I still don't know why Torres isn't automatic when healthy.
yertle-the-turtle said:Eggert Magnusson's idea that the US could host a Premier League game or two is a good one.
I mean, yeah sure, the US approach to sports and the UK one is pretty different, but there's loads of interest now (although probably not comparable to baseball and American football). Of course, clubs will moan about fixture congestion and UK-based fans may see this as selling out but, in response to the latter charge, I've met loads of non-UK people who are rabid fans of many Premiership teams and whose biggest dreams are to watch their team live at Old Trafford/Anfield/wherever.
So I mean I think it'd be great, there are loads of logistical things to iron out but I think it's a nice idea. Maybe even bring in teams with a good American contingent - Fulham for example - if the Uniteds and Liverpools pass this up?