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tim cokia cam scotland pun leh dero ngan croatia, teruk tol engl... la ni |
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Reply #182 ShadowChaser's post
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Reply #184 katana83's post
tim jamban? assenal pon tim jamban jugak .. muahahahaa .. celsi negro2 pon, pmain british rmai .. |
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Reply #186 katana83's post
ko ni dh gilo agaknye ... ini SUKAN .. FOOTBALL ...
bknnye perang ke hape .. hahahahhaa .. lek la boboi, 4 seri 1 kalah, mmg trguris jiwa ... |
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england.....
hahahahahhahaha.....
ada hati nak menang big tournament.....
euro pun tak layak....
malu la sebagai pemenang piala dunia tahun 66..... |
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Capello nk Rooney plk jadik capten utk next game nih.
Sistem penggiliran kot.. |
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Reply #194 edmundo's post
ye ke??
kaloh lg la gamaknye |
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Euro 2008 refs to tackle dissent and violent play
REGENSDORF, Switzerland, April 17 (Reuters) - Referees at Euro 2008 will come down hard on players who use excessive force or show dissent if they follow instructions they were given on Thursday.
The 12 referees who will officiate at the June tournament in Austria and Switzerland were handed a six-point list of instructions at the end of a four-day workshop at their Euro 2008 base near Zurich.
The instructions, compiled by European soccer's governing body UEFA, order referees to 'act firmly (red card) against challenges involving excessive force...including the illegal use of arms and elbows.'
UEFA said that players would also be expected to respect official decisions.
'Referees can accept a spontaneous expression of frustration from players,' the instructions state, 'but will firmly sanction players who show dissent to the referees by word or action.'
The referees have also been instructed to control holding or pushing in the penalty area prior to corners and free kicks, punish 'simulation intended to deceive the referee' with yellow cards and deal firmly with group confrontations.
'Any players involved in mass confrontation have to realise that the main protester(s), including any who run over to join in, will get a yellow card.'
The list ends with a note to team coaches, advising them that they will be 'left to do their jobs' in the technical area immediately in front of the team bench provided they act responsibly.
'If a coach openly criticises the referee, action will be taken to curb his behaviour,' the instructions added.
The directives do not include any radical changes to existing practice in European competition but instead highlight the areas in which referees will be asked to place particular emphasis during Euro 2008.
UEFA president Michel Platini said last month that the organisation would use the tournament to call for more respect within the game with individual campaigns addressing the need to respect opponents, national anthems and referees. |
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