Ubik Valis
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kp40;2768026 said:
The crowd ate him out...or did he turn into a vagina?
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Thiery Henry switched to handball
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The crowd ate him out...or did he turn into a vagina?
Ubik Valis
Croatian Viking
Mandieta6;2768221 said:
Yeah, but atleast he's English BY THE GRACE OF A MONOTHEISTIC DEITY LIVING IN THE SKY, WHO CONTROLS AND APPROVES OF EVERYTHING HERE ON HIS CREATION, EVEN kp40's SH!TTY GRAMMAR.
Hallelujah.
kp40 makes me proud to be a New Zealander. 
My take. Henry is a cheating disgusting little ******* ****. He knew what he was doing. He handled the ball twice. It's what Platini would have wanted. The referee should be hung for the mistake, although it's possible FIFA had a word with him before the game.
It's laughable though to think they needed to cheat to beat us. We aren't great. If FIFA don't come out and do something decisive about the situation, then it is clear that it was their plan from the start.
Imagine this happened to an Argentina or Spain??
It's laughable though to think they needed to cheat to beat us. We aren't great. If FIFA don't come out and do something decisive about the situation, then it is clear that it was their plan from the start.
Imagine this happened to an Argentina or Spain??
Nah there are plenty of more videos. Heck, he even has a "Ronaldo vs Henry - Who is the better diver?" video somewhere. I've always seen him as a cheater and he hasn't changed a bit.
I have to admit the Portugese player touches him a litte, but he clearly goes down only after he finds out that can't get the ball anymore, but yeah, this is a illness most players suffer from these days. I'd ban players like this for like 6 months, but that is another topic.
I have to admit the Portugese player touches him a litte, but he clearly goes down only after he finds out that can't get the ball anymore, but yeah, this is a illness most players suffer from these days. I'd ban players like this for like 6 months, but that is another topic.
i dunno. the first one (which was also the third one) was so terrible i find it hard to believe he meant it as a dive. i think he lost his footing; it happens, especially when you get knocked off your stride at the speed he was moving at. if he were seriously trying to get a call, i'd hope he'd be better at faking than that. as for the second clip, as you admitted, carvalho caught him with a flailing boot. i struggle to see how he could have kept himself upright - maybe for another 1-2 strides, but he was going to end up on the ground in the end. as arnau said, really, if that's the best evidence you can find, then henry is a saint on the field.
Don't get me wrong, Titi cheated here. I love him to death, but he cheated Ireland. But the match shouldn't be replayed because it opens a can of worms.
Look at Manchester United 2, Arsenal 1 from earlier this season. Using the standard that would be set forth by giving Ireland a replay, Arsenal has to get one too. It's been determined by anyone not loyal to Man Utd or the English National Team that the Boy Wonder® went over before Almunia got to him and won a penalty. He cheated. He cheated Arsenal out of three points, Arsenal have a legit gripe here. But it can go futher, Arsenal were denied two stonewall penalties within two seconds of the other. The first was when Fletcher scythed down Arshavin in the box, the second comes from Fletcher's follow through on the tackle during which time he handled the ball in the area. Both of which Arsenal could argue deserved a penalty, and possibly a yellow card for each which would've seen United reduced to ten men.
And to be fair, Celtic could get a replay for Eduardo's dive in the Champions League.
Do Trinidad and Tobago, a much smaller "David" than Ireland surely, deserve a replay from when Crouch used Sancho's hair as a rope in the 2006 World Cup?
There are far too many incidents. No, not every one of them determines the final place in the World Cup, but if United pip Arsenal to the title by one or two points, do you not think Arsenal will look back at those incidents and ask what if?
You just can't go forth with it. Ireland got screwed, Henry ruined his reputation. It's over.
I feel bad for the Irish, honest I do. But I think most people are piling on France because they're France, most of these people don't give a **** about Eire, they just hate France, or see France as a proxy for Arsenal or Barca given the Henry connection. I saw someone blame Wenger on another site for Heaven's sake!
You know who the most honest superstar in football is? It's Freddie Ljungberg. Stop looking elsewhere.
Look at Manchester United 2, Arsenal 1 from earlier this season. Using the standard that would be set forth by giving Ireland a replay, Arsenal has to get one too. It's been determined by anyone not loyal to Man Utd or the English National Team that the Boy Wonder® went over before Almunia got to him and won a penalty. He cheated. He cheated Arsenal out of three points, Arsenal have a legit gripe here. But it can go futher, Arsenal were denied two stonewall penalties within two seconds of the other. The first was when Fletcher scythed down Arshavin in the box, the second comes from Fletcher's follow through on the tackle during which time he handled the ball in the area. Both of which Arsenal could argue deserved a penalty, and possibly a yellow card for each which would've seen United reduced to ten men.
And to be fair, Celtic could get a replay for Eduardo's dive in the Champions League.
Do Trinidad and Tobago, a much smaller "David" than Ireland surely, deserve a replay from when Crouch used Sancho's hair as a rope in the 2006 World Cup?
There are far too many incidents. No, not every one of them determines the final place in the World Cup, but if United pip Arsenal to the title by one or two points, do you not think Arsenal will look back at those incidents and ask what if?
You just can't go forth with it. Ireland got screwed, Henry ruined his reputation. It's over.
I feel bad for the Irish, honest I do. But I think most people are piling on France because they're France, most of these people don't give a **** about Eire, they just hate France, or see France as a proxy for Arsenal or Barca given the Henry connection. I saw someone blame Wenger on another site for Heaven's sake!
You know who the most honest superstar in football is? It's Freddie Ljungberg. Stop looking elsewhere.
Exactly. Every single matchdays we have controversial decisions. Didn't a ref pull a goal out of his ass in the Championship last year? If I remember correctly, nothing happened. Unless you're planning on pulling this **** every team a player cheats or a ref makes a mistake, you should just let it go.
A replay would be stupid. It was embarrassing that so many people appealed for it. Clutching at straws to the extreme. I do believe that Henry should be banned for the WC.Bobby;2769060 said:
On the 2 incidents for the Man U - Arsenal game. The Rooney penalty, yes he did go over, but if he didn't Almunia still would have brought him down IMO. The penalty, it could be given, but Arshavin scored directly after so you could have one or the other.