I do think that way yeah. In terms of football quality we are way above you.Do you think?
Are you kidding with me? THAT would be a scandal.
I can imagine. If the best referee was in charge Fred wouldn't get away with his dives.
I do think that way yeah. In terms of football quality we are way above you.Do you think?
Are you kidding with me? THAT would be a scandal.
This crap again manDo you think?
Are you kidding with me? THAT would be a scandal.

It is just theory until we get into the field.I do think that way yeah. In terms of football quality we are way above you.
I can imagine. If the best referee was in charge Fred wouldn't get away with his dives.

We know that you guys want to pick us in the final, this referre would favor us.I'd say that our ref has been prolly one of the best in the WC but we are in the SFs so he's out (that, and him being the ref in a Br match would had been hilarious).

Nope this isn't a theory. Neymar was the source of your offense, now you have nothing left apart from the power to fight. That might be a problem sure, but if we just look at the quality, we are better on almost every position.It is just theory until we get into the field.
Now that Neymar was pursued and injured (the fouls upon him were just dives after all) the next target is Fred? Do as you please, except knee in his back, please.![]()
That's your opinion.Nope this isn't a theory. Neymar was the source of your offense, now you have nothing left apart from the power to fight. That might be a problem sure, but if we just look at the quality, we are better on almost every position.
I won't discuss this with you. Fred dived in the first match, that is a fact. Furthermore why target a striker who is completely useless on the field? I just hope your defenders won't hurt Müller or Hummels. We need them in the final against Argentina or the Netherlands.
Brazil made the most fouls in this tournament and you still play the victim... Wow.
That wasn't a red cardBy the book, a knee in the back that causes vertebral fracture is red card. Again, absurd criteria.![]()
Come on dude, they have the most fouls even without even having some pretty crucial ones left uncalled...There were invented fouls and the fact that we are also the team that suffered more fouls.

According to many people here Colombia would win upon us with 100% sure, but it didn't happen, quite the opposite. Also, soccer is awesome because the theory not always is true. Costa Rica is the perfect example of this World Cup. Obviously, you cannot compare Costa Rica with Brazil, there is no favorite in this match (though I expect Brazil wins, obviously, I'm brazilian after all). After the match that we can say for sure who is better, before this, it is just bet or speculation.Everyone who knows a bit about football knows that this is true. Not a matter of opinion.
You are butthurt. Stuff like this happens. He didn't injure Neymar in purpose. This is Football and not chess. Players get injured. Ask Marco Reus.
You had a good ref with Webb. Just because you still can't understand that Hulks goal was indeed hand doesn't make him bad. Especially because you don't even know the guy.
Again I stated facts. I don't know why you have such a problem with them.
Finally a german with some sense!The only thing I disagree with is that "Stuff like this happens." The referee messed up. He didn't have the match under control. You could do anything and get away with a yellow card, if at all. That was horrendous. That's what lead to Neymar's injury. That stuff doesn't just happen. That's not football.


Yeah, but no one said the officiating was to the standard it should have been. I think most of us are aware that Neymar's injury happened because the game was out of control. That being said, it doesn't mean that the foul in question was a red card.The only thing I disagree with is that "Stuff like this happens." The referee messed up. He didn't have the match under control. You could do anything and get away with a yellow card, if at all. That was horrendous. That's what lead to Neymar's injury. That stuff doesn't just happen. That's not football.
Then say you hope that they will win. Expecting them to win by default... Dunno that sounds like an austrian fan expecting his team to win the world cup.According to many people here Colombia would win upon us with 100% sure, but it didn't happen, quite the opposite. Also, soccer is awesome because the theory not always is true. Costa Rica is the perfect example of this World Cup. Obviously, you cannot compare Costa Rica with Brazil, there is no favorite in this match (though I expect Brazil wins, obviously, I'm brazilian after all). After the match that we can say for sure who is better, before this, it is just bet or speculation.
When I said that Thiago Silva would play the final, I was joking, a healthy provocation. You should face jokes more naturally, instead of facing it as "arrogance". I provoke Argentina here quite often and you don't see Hardy with this butthurt.
His movement was not natural. Certainly you never saw any player doing what he did, coming for behind that way. I have my doubts that it was not intentional.
It was not just that play, there were others. His perfomance was poor as a whole.
Because they're not facts.
Yeah i already said that. But this is what the FIFA wanted by giving those orders to the refs. Almost no tactical foul was honored with a yellow card and if you also follow the Bundesliga you should've expected way more yellow cards too. Not completely the refs fault, also fault of the FIFA.The only thing I disagree with is that "Stuff like this happens." The referee messed up. He didn't have the match under control. You could do anything and get away with a yellow card, if at all. That was horrendous. That's what lead to Neymar's injury. That stuff doesn't just happen. That's not football.
I'm not saying it was a red card or anything. Just wanted to comment on the mentality of 'well shit happens in football'. Though I admit I haven't thoroughly followed the conversation, so maybe he didn't mean it that way.Yeah, but no one said the officiating was to the standard it should have been. I think most of us are aware that Neymar's injury happened because the game was out of control. That being said, it doesn't mean that the foul in question was a red card.
Well shit does happen, it doesn't mean it's fair or in this case, what should have happened. But yeah...I'm not saying it was a red card or anything. Just wanted to comment on the mentality of 'well shit happens in football'. Though I admit I haven't thoroughly followed the conversation, so maybe he didn't mean it that way.
I didn't mean it that way.I'm not saying it was a red card or anything. Just wanted to comment on the mentality of 'well shit happens in football'. Though I admit I haven't thoroughly followed the conversation, so maybe he didn't mean it that way.
I don't agree. How often you see someone jump like he did, when there's no chance to win the ball, and with the knee up? 1 in 1000 matches, and every time with a bad intention. It was malicious imo. He obviously didn't want to injure Neymar, just hit him I guess.I saw lots of fouls like that btw, thank you. Because, you know, I actually watch football more than just once every 4 years.
Marchisio deserved a red card tho.Well crap the ref will be the one who overlooked Suarez biting Chiellini, didn't give a penalty for Cavani and gave a wrong red card for Marchisio...
You have to keep in mind that refs don't have access to slow-motion replays. I don't think it was malicious-looking in slow-mo or in real-time, honestly.I don't agree. How often you see someone jump like he did, when there's no chance to win the ball, and with the knee up? 1 in 1000 matches, and every time with a bad intention. It was malicious imo. He obviously didn't want to injure Neymar, just hit him I guess.
He's jumping directly to Neymar with his knee up. He clearly wanted to hit him. He prolly just wanted to get a foul there so Brazil wouldn't get a counter attack, you see that often.You have to keep in mind that refs don't have access to slow-motion replays. I don't think it was malicious-looking in slow-mo or in real-time, honestly.
Nope, disagree. It not being a yellow is bad, but that's not a red to me. He was jumping to play the ball, the knee in the back didn't look intentional. If anything, his leg was out for the ball, not to bury it into his back. Pretty reckless play, but not malicious.He's jumping directly to Neymar with his knee up. He clearly wanted to hit him. He prolly just wanted to get a foul there so Brazil wouldn't get a counter attack, you see that often.
I know that refs don't have slow-mos, I'm not saying that the ref was bad nor anything. But it was a red card.