mikez sheva7 said:
Passion for *9* said:Our reaction (see besikaka's post) is really pathetic. Same goes for Sheva's comments on officiating, made at Golf club della Villa Reale in Monza. Maybe he should practise his finishing, rather than play a stupid golf tournament, even if it is for Milan Foundation, so next time he can score a second should his first be disallowed
I just interpretated what acmilan.com and Sheva said.. Its not so pathenic 
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Oh I know you only quoted from www.acmilan.com. Which makes things worse. I could live with a sore loser-type personal opinion expressed here or elsewhere, but *Milan* being so whingey.. that's extremely patheticbesikaka said:Come on
pippoinzag}{i said:
Passion for *9* said:I was watching Siena-Milan. You must have been watching sth else then. Crespo was offside according to the TV pics + the slowmotion replay. And how about Milan starting to convert their chances a bit better ? I knew the whiners here would start to blame the ref for Milan's very own shortcomings, sore losers
You misunderstand my friend. The point i was making is every team suffers decisions which turn out to be incorrect (Tottenham as you correctly pointed out) but there is no point blaming a defeat on a referee. Milan still had the rest of the game to score more goals! And it's not always a question of playing good, it's a question of winning matches. I would prefer them to play shit if they are going to take 3 points!San Paolo said:
pippoinzag}{i said:
He isn't anymore, although he was a couple of years ago. What's funny with Collina is that he went from best to poor in that time. I know he's getting old, but I can't understand how he managed to drop like that suddenly. It's not like his physical attributes drop with age and that determines a drop in his decisions. It's unbelivable. I've seen a lot of games from Serie A this season refereed by him, and he made bad decisions in all of them. Maybe he should retire. A man's gotta know when it's time to call it a day.San Paolo said:
Marco Azzuri said:
r3dman said:
There is after all a difference between being a sore loser and asking for your eligible rights Or do you want him to lock himself in the closet after every match and practice his "finishing" inside?
Thats got it. Many thanksKyara said:Hmmm, it's ...working fine for meTry right click and save target as
Passion for *9* said:
Passion for *9* said:First pic: bad angle + by the time the ball is played (still looks stuck at the foot) the defender's leg will be out of that position. It's very hard to tell for a linesman who doesnt have freezeframes but sees it all in motion + to use this scene to construct an anti-Milan conspiracy is truly laughable.
Sheva should be careful what he wishes for, more often than not Milan have profited from wrong or questionable decisions.
And YES, I do expect a Ballon d'Or winner to up his game a little if needed
If the linesman is not qualified enough to make such decisions, then he can go home and rest on his couch, this is not UAE league ... It is not a bad angle because you just have to look at the dark green areas to see who's back and who's front ... And no, the ball is not stuck at the foot because I've taken the capture by myself when Ricky passed; the moment the foot moves the ball, that's when the referee has to lookPassion for *9* said:
pippoinzag}{i said:
Passion for *9* said:
You're becoming a bit laughable here too. We've discussed the limitations of the human eye + brain regarding processing incoming information quick enough + most of all flawlessly at length here in related threads (technology - yes or no etc). NOBODY is able to make correct calls all the time, irrespective of the level of officiating, you won't see it in your domestic league, nor in Serie A, nor EPL, nor in the First Alien league on the moon... or elsewhereKyara said:
I've seen a much more valid goal tonight disallowed after an erroneous offside call (Schalke-Werder, German Cup match), by an otherwise flawless ref team. This shit happens + if you want the element of doubt out of the game then please raise your voice against Maldini, Ancelotti etc etc + support video technology in football.But the ref + linesmen have to have radar eyesight. Brilliant.besikaka said:
Kyara said:Hernan was NOT offside:
And NEITHER was Sheva:
Sheva has all the right to talk and place some pressure through the media on referees beacuse we won't stay silent while scudetto's being robbed away from us ... Sheva, as we all know and as we all SEE, does his best to score whenever there's a chance, but asking him to score "back-up" goals in case the referee's pocket is full is a bit too much
Besides, playing one Golf tournament to help the Milan Foundation as a Milan player is just another duty and a way of life for a professional football player ... I'm sure Sheva knows better than ANY of us how to organize his own time and when to go to training
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i suggest you visit the optomotristPassion for *9* said:First pic: bad angle + by the time the ball is played (still looks stuck at the foot) the defender's leg will be out of that position. It's very hard to tell for a linesman who doesnt have freezeframes but sees it all in motion + to use this scene to construct an anti-Milan conspiracy is truly laughable.
Sheva should be careful what he wishes for, more often than not Milan have profited from wrong or questionable decisions.
And YES, I do expect a Ballon d'Or winner to up his game a little if needed
the referee!!
Passion for *9* said:
Plus the seemingly obvious fact that it's actually impossible to focus on the ball being played and the receiving player at the exact second it is kicked, so this discussion is a nonsense anyway.