***OFFICIAL*** UEFA Euro 2004 thread

[joohang]

Originally posted by: memo
what the hell happened?

Postiga of Portugal equalized. 1-1

 

[welst10]

Portugal scored @ 83 min. A female Portugese fan cried upon seeing it.

 

[Mnementh]

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: Mnementh
Why are we going backwards all the time and why are we defending so deep?

Mnementh

You're the manager!

Heh I wish...

I'd be sticking rockets up their asses atm getting them higher up the pitch

Mnementh

 

[Mnementh]

What was wrong with that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[GasX]

What...

The...

Fvck...?!?!?

 

[spherrod]

that was a goal

 

[Mnementh]

I told you the referee was a homer...

 

[joohang]

Infringement by Terry on the goalkeeper? No clue.

Sucks because this Gunner would love to see Sol score.

 

[memo]

what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: Mnementh
I told you the referee was a homer...

For fvck's sake what is wrong with him

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

 

[joohang]

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

Silver goal rule for the last time.

 

[joohang]

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

I had the impression that Urs Meier was a good ref in the Champions League. Has he been always like this?

 

[welst10]

Sudden death! woohoo

 

[Mnementh]

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

Apparently it was for a push, correct me if I'm wrong but where was the push?

The referee has bottled it

Mnementh

 

[dudeman007]

Originally posted by: joohang

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

Silver goal rule for the last time.

Silver goal. wtf are you talking about. It's called golden goal. Go England!

 

[joohang]

Now that watch the replay, I think John Terry did foul Ricardo.

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: joohang

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

I had the impression that Urs Meier was a good ref in the Champions League. Has he been always like this?

No idea - he obvioulsy doesn't understand the rules

 

[Mnementh]

Originally posted by: joohang

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

I had the impression that Urs Meier was a good ref in the Champions League. Has he been always like this?

He's always been a poor referee imo I've never seen him have a good game, tbh this has been one of his better ones

Mnementh

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: Mnementh

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

Apparently it was for a push, correct me if I'm wrong but where was the push?

The referee has bottled it

Mnementh

Exactly what Alan Hansen said :beer:

 

[Mnementh]

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: joohang

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

Silver goal rule for the last time.

Silver goal. wtf are you talking about. It's called golden goal. Go England!

errr no it's called silver goal, golden goal instantly ends the game silver goal only at half time in extra time

Mnementh

 

[joohang]

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: joohang

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

Silver goal rule for the last time.

Silver goal. wtf are you talking about. It's called golden goal. Go England!

How many UEFA matches did you even watch until today?

Silver goal rule has been around for a while. Now it will become obsolete from European football after this tournament.

Silver goal rule:

2x 15 minutes of extra time halves
The match does not end with a goal (which is how golden goal works)
If there is a tie breaker in the first half, the teams have to play the FULL 15 minutes.
If there is a tie breaker in the second half, the teams have to play the FULL 30 minutes.
If it is still a tie after 30 minutes, we go to penalty shootout.

 

[Mnementh]

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: Mnementh

Originally posted by: spherrod

Originally posted by: memo
what are the extra time rules in euro 2004?

The ref disallows a good goal and Portugal win

Apparently it was for a push, correct me if I'm wrong but where was the push?

The referee has bottled it

Mnementh

Exactly what Alan Hansen said :beer:

And if that's coming from a Scot when talking about England you KNOW it's true...

Mnementh

 

[spherrod]

Let's hope we can pick it up in extra time, use the injustice of that shocking refereeing to our advantage

 

[spherrod]

Originally posted by: joohang
Now that watch the replay, I think John Terry did foul Ricardo.

Sorry that's rubbish - Terry stood his ground and the keeper flapped aimlessly