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DoomMerchant wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Im_Spartacus wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:FINGER UP THE ARSE ! SEE his clubs thoughts..Television images appeared to show Jara poking Edinson Cavani's backside in the 1-0 win over Uruguay before then falling to the ground holding his face after the Uruguayan responded by flicking his hand onto the Chilean's chin.

Mainz' sporting director Christian Heidel told Bild: "We do not tolerate that. What makes me more angry than the prod, however, is what happens after. There is nothing I hate more than theatrics. He knows that if an offer comes in, he can go."

Either he was already surplus to requirements, or we need more sporting directors in the game like this

just said that exact same comment to my lad.

either way it's a fantastic statement. Loved it.

It was horrific. Worse than a bite imho. At least a bite is rampaging, juvenile, psychopathic competitiveness....that finger and feigning shit was cynical and ugly and absolutely the kind of cheating all fans really hate.

cheers

Im_Spartacus wrote:

DoomMerchant wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Im_Spartacus wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:FINGER UP THE ARSE ! SEE his clubs thoughts..Television images appeared to show Jara poking Edinson Cavani's backside in the 1-0 win over Uruguay before then falling to the ground holding his face after the Uruguayan responded by flicking his hand onto the Chilean's chin.

Mainz' sporting director Christian Heidel told Bild: "We do not tolerate that. What makes me more angry than the prod, however, is what happens after. There is nothing I hate more than theatrics. He knows that if an offer comes in, he can go."

Either he was already surplus to requirements, or we need more sporting directors in the game like this

just said that exact same comment to my lad.

either way it's a fantastic statement. Loved it.

It was horrific. Worse than a bite imho. At least a bite is rampaging, juvenile, psychopathic competitiveness....that finger and feigning shit was cynical and ugly and absolutely the kind of cheating all fans really hate.

cheers

I thought the finger up the arse was brilliant, a very old trick guaranteed to get a reaction. His falling over though really was a disgrace.

bigblue wrote:Doomie, try not to get too excited from all this talk of asshole fingering.

Aguero subbed of vs Colombia, Tevez on. No injury worries, he just wasn't at his best today. Ospina made a great save against him and Messi though:

http://www.gfycat.com/OilyWearyFieldspaniel

DoomMerchant wrote:

bigblue wrote:Doomie, try not to get too excited from all this talk of asshole fingering.

Aguero subbed of vs Colombia, Tevez on. No injury worries, he just wasn't at his best today. Ospina made a great save against him and Messi though:

http://www.gfycat.com/OilyWearyFieldspaniel

i thought Aguero had a pretty good game actually.

Ospina has the match of his life or else it's a 2 or 3-nil loss.

Now it's anyone's match. That was a fun 0-0 tho...i have to say. Sad to see one of them lose tbh. Oddly, if Columbia go through it'll be scoring only one fucking goal all tourney. El Tigre my black ass.

cheers

phips wrote:Tevez must have no confidence. not one of the first 7?

phips wrote:i take it back. that might be the worst pen ever.

bigblue wrote:Good job Tevez, but I still don't understand how a team with Messi, Aguero, Tevez, Lavezzi, Higuain, Di Maria, etc... don't score more goals

bigblue wrote:

phips wrote:i take it back. that might be the worst pen ever.

just stop

Argentina coach Gerardo Martino has revealed that he and his coaching staff tried to stop Carlos Tevez taking a penalty in the country's 5-4 shootout victory over Colombia in the Copa America.

Argentina's quarterfinal meeting with Colombia went to penalties after a goalless 90 minutes and Tevez stepped up to score the decisive spot kick.

The striker, who will be joining Boca Juniors from Juventus this summer, missed for Argentina in the 2011 Copa America against Uruguay, and Martino had doubts about Tevez's state of mind on Friday.

"Football is like that sometimes," the Albiceleste boss said. "I didn't put Tevez in among the first five penalties because he had missed in the previous Copa America.

"We tried to prevent him having to go up and take one but eventually it came around to him. That's football, and tomorrow's headlines will all be about redemption."

phips wrote:

Argentina coach Gerardo Martino has revealed that he and his coaching staff tried to stop Carlos Tevez taking a penalty in the country's 5-4 shootout victory over Colombia in the Copa America.

Argentina's quarterfinal meeting with Colombia went to penalties after a goalless 90 minutes and Tevez stepped up to score the decisive spot kick.

The striker, who will be joining Boca Juniors from Juventus this summer, missed for Argentina in the 2011 Copa America against Uruguay, and Martino had doubts about Tevez's state of mind on Friday.

"Football is like that sometimes," the Albiceleste boss said. "I didn't put Tevez in among the first five penalties because he had missed in the previous Copa America.

"We tried to prevent him having to go up and take one but eventually it came around to him. That's football, and tomorrow's headlines will all be about redemption."