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Eduardo to get balls kicked by UEFA.
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On one note I am glad they are now doing something about this, and I am up for any kind of banning for cheating.
But would this of happened had it been a chelski, utd player.... OR even why has it never been started when ronaldo did it week in week out!!!
SHOW ME ANOTHER DIVE BY EDUARDO????
RONALDO winked at the bench and got another team member / mate red carded. Gerrard does it quite a bit too.
And I cannot wait for the eduardo boo boys of utd, and the chants of "same old arsenal always cheating" lol..... we might just have a record being broken at the same time for having the biggest gathering of HYPOCRITS ever!!!
Lmao I do not know what is worse having to listen to mancs calling us cheats or watching back eduardo's tackle pmsl.
Anyway If we was not such a dangerous team, they would not be making such a fuss lol.. comon the gooners
But would this of happened had it been a chelski, utd player.... OR even why has it never been started when ronaldo did it week in week out!!!
SHOW ME ANOTHER DIVE BY EDUARDO????
RONALDO winked at the bench and got another team member / mate red carded. Gerrard does it quite a bit too.
And I cannot wait for the eduardo boo boys of utd, and the chants of "same old arsenal always cheating" lol..... we might just have a record being broken at the same time for having the biggest gathering of HYPOCRITS ever!!!
Lmao I do not know what is worse having to listen to mancs calling us cheats or watching back eduardo's tackle pmsl.
Anyway If we was not such a dangerous team, they would not be making such a fuss lol.. comon the gooners
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Uefa playing silly buggers again. IF it was to be the norm then fair play to them but they are leaving it open to all sorts of claims. The ref seen the challenge and decided penalty....a few weeks ago Ballack forearm smashed Evra...that is also cheating but because the ref seen the incident and took no action then that was the end of it, it should also be the end of this. It wouldn't even have had this coverage if it had been a Spanish or Italian team. Bring in video evidence, it would take less than a minute to get a decision......Eduardo booked and free kick to Celtic.....job done.
I have been saying for years that they are just waiting on the chance to penalise English clubs, this is only the start of it....its a conspiracy I tells ya's
I have been saying for years that they are just waiting on the chance to penalise English clubs, this is only the start of it....its a conspiracy I tells ya's
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This is going to go on for months, I remember when Pires done some diving it went on for months in the papers. When we lost to Liverpool in the Champions league a few years ago the Liverpool players were falling all over the place & getting rewarded for there amateur dramatics, nothing much said.
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I can understand why Wenger is angry at this, like others have already said it happens week in week out up and down the country and all over Europe. Why have UEFA suddenly decided to take action NOW, why pick on Arsenal?
As a Celtic fan I was very pissed off at Eduardo's theatrics, but I reckon he is being used as a scapegoat to start the ball rolling on UEFA's new anti-cheating policy.
Any football fan would feel hard done by if UEFA suddenly turned around and said they are going to start crackng down on cheating starting with YOUR team, hardly fair IMO.
As a Celtic fan I was very pissed off at Eduardo's theatrics, but I reckon he is being used as a scapegoat to start the ball rolling on UEFA's new anti-cheating policy.
Any football fan would feel hard done by if UEFA suddenly turned around and said they are going to start crackng down on cheating starting with YOUR team, hardly fair IMO.
jaffa
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What they should have done was made a clear statement that cheats will be investigated even if the ref has taken action BEFORE the competition started, then there would be no excuse at all as everyone would have been warned. I think they make the rules up as they go along....I know it has happened before in international matches but they need to be absolutely clear about this and not wait for something to happen before doing something about it.
bod
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good enuff for the sh#t:NoNo:
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.Uefa and Fifa should impose the bans in their competitions and the FAs of each Country should police the same policies on their competitions. So the likes of ronaldo and others who do it week in week out should be banned by the applicable Football Association.
Arsenal deserved to go through no matter what the he done. They could have beat us without the cheating.
As for citing the previous leg break, GET TO **** ARSENE !!!!!!!
We Celtic fans have been done over plenty of time in Europe by stupid weak refs and cheating players. Unless players get hammered with long term bans then it will continue to happen.
The SFA will now have to also impose such bans on players in Scotland and not be seen to have double standards
Arsenal deserved to go through no matter what the he done. They could have beat us without the cheating.
As for citing the previous leg break, GET TO **** ARSENE !!!!!!!
We Celtic fans have been done over plenty of time in Europe by stupid weak refs and cheating players. Unless players get hammered with long term bans then it will continue to happen.
The SFA will now have to also impose such bans on players in Scotland and not be seen to have double standards
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On one note I am glad they are now doing something about this, and I am up for any kind of banning for cheating.
But would this of happened had it been a chelski, utd player.... OR even why has it never been started when ronaldo did it week in week out!!!
SHOW ME ANOTHER DIVE BY EDUARDO????
RONALDO winked at the bench and got another team member / mate red carded. Gerrard does it quite a bit too.
And I cannot wait for the eduardo boo boys of utd, and the chants of "same old arsenal always cheating" lol..... we might just have a record being broken at the same time for having the biggest gathering of HYPOCRITS ever!!!
Lmao I do not know what is worse having to listen to mancs calling us cheats or watching back eduardo's tackle pmsl.
Anyway If we was not such a dangerous team, they would not be making such a fuss lol.. comon the gooners
what about this i posted the other day
Vidic facing trial by TV
Manchester United have suffered another blow to their defensive plans as the FA decide whether to charge Nemanja Vidic with violent conduct while Jonny Evans continues to struggle with an ankle injury. Vidic is facing trial by TV after appearing to slap Wigan centre forward Hugo Rodallega on Saturday.
ballack does worse and every fooker sees him and he gets away with it
chelseas turn next lol then liverpoos
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bro
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ref should of done something about ballack, i am not moaning about vidic,if he gets banned for a match of two thats the way it goes but these nobs seems to pop up now and again probably to justify to others why they have a fooking job lol
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I agree he should be banned, I just find it very strange as its been going on for years in far worse scenarios... IE ronaldo winking, DROGBA being the biggest footballer in the world but falls over at the slightest touch... and we all know he could push any fooker off the ball.
You only have to look at Daniel Alves and he leaps into a nice little roll tuck dive!
Again ban eduardo, I can't stand cheating. And wenger shut it mate as you are always on about cheating.
@ bod - Stevie Gerrard ? or is that ok... english and liverpool ?
@ nara - best post on the topic I agree 100%, lets see where the consistancy comes into play.
But lets all laugh at the hypocrits tomorrow.
Mickie
You only have to look at Daniel Alves and he leaps into a nice little roll tuck dive!
Again ban eduardo, I can't stand cheating. And wenger shut it mate as you are always on about cheating.
@ bod - Stevie Gerrard ? or is that ok... english and liverpool ?
@ nara - best post on the topic I agree 100%, lets see where the consistancy comes into play.
But lets all laugh at the hypocrits tomorrow
.Mickie
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We are being made an example of, and if we are all honest English teams (even when ronaldo was here) are much less cheating teams than teams from spain and italy... they fall about all over the place!
English league is a fast and strong league not a pansy league like the others.
But they want to show us to be cheats - ALL OF US.
So Arsenal now is the team that brought in 5 refs lol that HAD THE WORST DIVE OF ALL TIME lol.... nice for us to have a tag like that when we win more fair play tropheys than anyone else! (lmao not a propper tropehy I KNOW!!!! pmsl)
Going to be great for arsenal now every time there is a tackle refs will wave play on regardless. Nice lol
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This made me laugh lol.
Eduardo stuns footballing world by creating a new form of cheating.
On Wednesday night in London the footballing world was rocked to its core as Croatian striker Eduardo (if that is even his real name) invented a form of cheating so insidious, yet so innovative and breathtaking, that many in the stadium, and across the world, were driven to tears by anger, despair and incomprehension.
'Why me! Why did I have to see this? What have I ever done to this world!' was the opinion voiced by one tearful supporter leaving the stadium, clearly shocked at what he had seen. His friends tried to comfort him, but he'd seen too much. They had all seen far too much.
Some are labelling what Eduardo did, 'The Croatian flop'; others, in a tribute of sorts to Eduardo's Brazillian heritage, have called it the 'Rio roll-over'. Some have even called it a 'dive', although this term is completely unknown in footballing communities.
The Celtic players attributed their defeat solely to Eduardo's action, which they claim traumatised them so deeply that they were simply unable to continue playing afterwards. This claim is, of course, completely and utterly plausible.
One player stated, 'it might seem, to the untrained eye, that Arsenal had completely dominated the game up to the point. That we had only had one shot on goal in the entire 120 or so minutes of the tie before Eduardo's goal. That we had played so poorly in the first half that ITV was forced to show a manifestly offside goal as our best chance at half-time.
'This is, of course, rubbish. Our game-plan was simple: lull Arsenal into a false sense of security by allowing them to go 2-0 up and completely dominate passing, possession, etc., and then, in the last ten minutes, to score 400 goals to win the tie on aggregate. Gary Caldwell had practised a move where he would run round the entire team heading the ball over each one of them like a seal, before scorpion-kicking the ball into the net. This was going to be goal number 400.
'Because of Eduardo's 'dive', if that's what it's being called, we were absolutely robbed of a game we would have undoubtedly won otherwise, especially as, by trying to cripple Arsenal's players in the first-leg, we had honourably played the game in 'the british way', where breaking players legs and crippling them are honoured pursuits. That we were denied our progression after such persistent fouling is really hard to take.'
UEFA have charged Eduardo over the said 'dive', stating that they would attempt to fully stamp out this new form of gamesmanship.
The organisation stated in a press release that, 'It was imperative that this form of cheating was destroyed before it could grow any further. We have never seen any incident like this in any European competition ever before; it is so unprecedented that we are at a loss of what to do. Eduardo may be turned over to the British police force for sentencing, because this crime clearly goes beyond football'.
Members of the British media stated that Eduardo must be dealt with harshly, before English players began being infected by 'the devious ways of the foreigner'.
One journalist stated, 'would steven Gerrard ever dive? no. Wayne Rooney? no. Michael Owen? no. Of course not: they're English. We need to make sure 'Eduardoing' doesn't catch on and that our decent boys aren't brainwashed into following his cheating ways.'
Further news is forthcoming, but for now I would like to say that I hope Eduardo receives a life-ban from football for destroying the careers of so many players and for taking the game to such a level of disrepute. I hope you're proud of yourself, Mr. da Silva.
FROM http://goonerboy.blogspot.com/2009/08/eduardo-stuns-footballing-world-by.html
Eduardo stuns footballing world by creating a new form of cheating.
On Wednesday night in London the footballing world was rocked to its core as Croatian striker Eduardo (if that is even his real name) invented a form of cheating so insidious, yet so innovative and breathtaking, that many in the stadium, and across the world, were driven to tears by anger, despair and incomprehension.
'Why me! Why did I have to see this? What have I ever done to this world!' was the opinion voiced by one tearful supporter leaving the stadium, clearly shocked at what he had seen. His friends tried to comfort him, but he'd seen too much. They had all seen far too much.
Some are labelling what Eduardo did, 'The Croatian flop'; others, in a tribute of sorts to Eduardo's Brazillian heritage, have called it the 'Rio roll-over'. Some have even called it a 'dive', although this term is completely unknown in footballing communities.
The Celtic players attributed their defeat solely to Eduardo's action, which they claim traumatised them so deeply that they were simply unable to continue playing afterwards. This claim is, of course, completely and utterly plausible.
One player stated, 'it might seem, to the untrained eye, that Arsenal had completely dominated the game up to the point. That we had only had one shot on goal in the entire 120 or so minutes of the tie before Eduardo's goal. That we had played so poorly in the first half that ITV was forced to show a manifestly offside goal as our best chance at half-time.
'This is, of course, rubbish. Our game-plan was simple: lull Arsenal into a false sense of security by allowing them to go 2-0 up and completely dominate passing, possession, etc., and then, in the last ten minutes, to score 400 goals to win the tie on aggregate. Gary Caldwell had practised a move where he would run round the entire team heading the ball over each one of them like a seal, before scorpion-kicking the ball into the net. This was going to be goal number 400.
'Because of Eduardo's 'dive', if that's what it's being called, we were absolutely robbed of a game we would have undoubtedly won otherwise, especially as, by trying to cripple Arsenal's players in the first-leg, we had honourably played the game in 'the british way', where breaking players legs and crippling them are honoured pursuits. That we were denied our progression after such persistent fouling is really hard to take.'
UEFA have charged Eduardo over the said 'dive', stating that they would attempt to fully stamp out this new form of gamesmanship.
The organisation stated in a press release that, 'It was imperative that this form of cheating was destroyed before it could grow any further. We have never seen any incident like this in any European competition ever before; it is so unprecedented that we are at a loss of what to do. Eduardo may be turned over to the British police force for sentencing, because this crime clearly goes beyond football'.
Members of the British media stated that Eduardo must be dealt with harshly, before English players began being infected by 'the devious ways of the foreigner'.
One journalist stated, 'would steven Gerrard ever dive? no. Wayne Rooney? no. Michael Owen? no. Of course not: they're English. We need to make sure 'Eduardoing' doesn't catch on and that our decent boys aren't brainwashed into following his cheating ways.'
Further news is forthcoming, but for now I would like to say that I hope Eduardo receives a life-ban from football for destroying the careers of so many players and for taking the game to such a level of disrepute. I hope you're proud of yourself, Mr. da Silva.
FROM http://goonerboy.blogspot.com/2009/08/eduardo-stuns-footballing-world-by.html
