Italy vs. Germany ... guess whos the referee ?

[Sammer]

Pierluigi Collina !!!


thats ridiculous, annoying and just one more prove that EASports gives a f*** for authencity and realism

They ask 50€ for a game which isnt even an update...

 

[16Valve]

But at least you're playing with the real players.
I LOVE playing WE but hate having to edit everything in the game to make it LOOK real.
Trad Bricks. BAH!!

 

[SlowSilver]

Who cares about the ref?

 

[98sharrocs]

yeah because u get different refs i got colina in england v france

 

[manutd4eva]

Want a real game, go watch a match on tv.

This is nothing to bitch about.

 

[SB9Dragon]

So what if Collina is reffing Italy vs. Germany

 

[Sammer]

Originally posted by SB9Dragon
So what if Collina is reffing Italy vs. Germany

think about it and tell me if its possible or not !

 

[totsata]

c'mon who cares who's the ref
it's just a game and it doesn't matter who's the ref

 

[Payukgcn]

Maybe thats the only way for Italy to win a match..

 

[Aveirenses]

I thought Collina is only retiring at the end of the season? Doesn't it allow him to reff euro.

 

[manutd4eva]

Originally posted by Aveirenses
I thought Collina is only retiring at the end of the season? Doesn't it allow him to reff euro.

It still wouldnt allow him to reff an Italy match, but in terms of who's refereeing in the game in EURO 2004, I don't see a reason to bitch about it. It's only a game and you don't see referees often in the game anyhow.

 

[starhannes]

Originally posted by Payukgcn
Maybe thats the only way for Italy to win a match..

watch it you argentinian ...

 

[syaz_wan03]

Originally posted by manutd4eva
Want a real game, go watch a match on tv.

This is nothing to bitch about.

nah!...i agree with u!!

This is nothing to bitch about. idiot!

 

[Haukur Gudnason]

Utilitarianism is then based on two premises (which are not always sufficiently separated in discussions of the theory). The first premise is the belief in consequentialism. Specifically, that morality is concerned with the effects of actions on the happiness of individuals. The second premise is a belief in a maximization principle. Specifically, the right action is the one which has as its consequence the greatest happiness of the greatest number. It is not easy to realize in today's society what a radical departure the first premise was from the conventional wisdom of its time.

 

[leungtl]

Originally posted by Haukur Gudnason
Utilitarianism is then based on two premises (which are not always sufficiently separated in discussions of the theory). The first premise is the belief in consequentialism. Specifically, that morality is concerned with the effects of actions on the happiness of individuals. The second premise is a belief in a maximization principle. Specifically, the right action is the one which has as its consequence the greatest happiness of the greatest number. It is not easy to realize in today's society what a radical departure the first premise was from the conventional wisdom of its time.

Exactly. Morality is DEFINTELY concerned with the effects of actions on the happiness of individuals during a FIFA game resulting in this

 

[pesho_alpinista]

Hay Payukgcn I agree with u. The only way for Italy to win a match is Collina to be the ref. And we all know it. Do u remember what happened in 1994??? Semi-Final - Bulgaria - Itay. And Italy won only because of the ****in' ref. But I hope that won't happen the next month. Bulgaria FOREVER!!!

 

[james_chelliah]

wtf man hes just the ref