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Ljungberg - Second goal would have clinched it for us
Barcelona 2-1 Arsenal
Champions League Round F
Stade de France
Wed, May 17, 2006, 7.45pm
By Richard Clarke
It is incredible to think that, despite playing with 10 men for the vast majority of the Champions League Final, Arsenal had a couple of clear chances to go 2-0 ahead.
Had Thierry Henry and Freddie Ljungberg scored second-half opportunities to add to Sol Campbell? 37th-minute header, then Ars?e Wenger? side would surely have lifted the Champions League trophy for the first time. For the Swede, the misses were to be prove crucial.
?ust to get one of those in would have been game over,? said Ljungberg afterwards. ?hat is quite hard for us. Of course they scored two goals and deserved to win but I think we played really, really well with one less on the pitch against Barcelona.
?e were quite tired. It was hard to come back and sprint [after their first goal] because it was a big blow. But before that we thought we controlled it quite well. They had a lot of possession but they did not create anything really, really good.?
Like many in the Arsenal camp, Ljungberg was unhappy with the two major incidents in the game. The decision in the 17th minute to send off Jens Lehmann rather than play on and allow Ludovic Giuly? goal to stand then the failure to flag Samuel Eto? offside when he powered through grab Barca? equaliser.
?he contact [from Jens] we are not disputing at all,? said Ljungberg. ?ut he could have let it go and Giuly would have scored. Then it probably would not have been a sending off and it would have been 11 v 11 still. But that is not up to me.
?hat I am disappointed about is the offside goal. When I was on the pitch I accepted it but now afterwards I am told that it was offside. It feels quite hard to be running around one man less against Barca and concede a goal that is offside. But we can? change that now. |
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Originally posted by conan at 18-5-2006 11:04 PM
:lol sore loser |
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jadik tak nih :lol
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Originally posted by cinoise at 18-5-2006 11:04 PM
Ljungberg - Second goal would have clinched it for us
Barcelona 2-1 Arsenal
Champions League Round F
Stade de France
Wed, May 17, 2006, 7.45pm
By Richard Clarke
It is incredible to think ...
byk lak kalau ko , ljunberg weyyy...  |
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Originally posted by conan at 18-5-2006 11:08 PM
jadik tak nih :lol
jadi...
parade tunjuk mug ngan cawan  |
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papan tanda pon boley laku :lol |
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Originally posted by Don Henley at 18-5-2006 07:02 PM
Wenger hails his 'heroes' after Paris heartbreak
Arsene Wenger described his young side as "heroes" after their 2-1 defeat against ...
sori, lambat masuk dalam discussion. seriously, aku lihat 2 faktor kekalahan arsenal dalam cl.
1. leman kena buang padang; sepatutnya budibicara pengadil bagi kat kuning jer.
2. gol pertama eto'o tu offside. wenger pun cakap cam tuh. pengulas pun cakap cam tuh. diulang tayang beberapa kali gol tuh nampak betul offside.
[ Last edited by kiasfansuri12 at 19-5-2006 12:25 AM ] |
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Originally posted by kiasfansuri12 at 19-5-2006 12:23 AM
sori, lambat masuk dalam discussion. seriously, aku lihat 2 faktor kekalahan arsenal dalam cl.
1. leman kena buang padang; sepatutnya budibicara pengadil bagi kat kuning jer.
2. gol pertam ...
ko dgr cakap andy gray ker? :lol
ref ikut rules of the book... menidakkan peluang menjaringkan goal dan anda pemain terakhir adalah kad merah la .. lain la ader eboue kat depan goal...
mcm mana lak dgn goal arsengal tu... ianyer berpunca dari lakonan eboue |
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yup referee ikut the law ler.lehmann mmg the last man time 2.
setiap kali ngk goal etoo 2 tk nampak pun offside die ler. |
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Originally posted by carrim7 at 19-5-2006 01:06 AM
yup referee ikut the law ler.lehmann mmg the last man time 2.
setiap kali ngk goal etoo 2 tk nampak pun offside die ler.
penyokong arsengal ngan andy gray jer nampak off side :nyorok: |
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Originally posted by kiasfansuri12 at 19-5-2006 12:23 AM
sori, lambat masuk dalam discussion. seriously, aku lihat 2 faktor kekalahan arsenal dalam cl.
1. leman kena buang padang; sepatutnya budibicara pengadil bagi kat kuning jer.
2. gol pertam ...
ekekekeke...mmg ler Wenger ckp mcm tuh.... adat manusia la kan.....saper nk ngaku gol tu mmg clean....:pmuka: |
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Reply #10631 carrim7's post
aku pun pelik...mmg wenger ader jer x puas hati...offside ler...x patut red card ler.. lol |
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Originally posted by jpl_fan at 19-5-2006 01:23 AM
aku pun pelik...mmg wenger ader jer x puas hati...offside ler...x patut red card ler..lol
aku as bukan epl nye fan sangat baru la paham apsal orang anti arsengal....:pmuka: |
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Originally posted by bbkss at 18-5-2006 04:00 PM
DASAT..DASAT..THAT'S WHY BUNGKUIH AWAI:nerd:
bungkuih ngan team jora jer.... team no4 memang senang2 lipat...:love: |
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Originally posted by epitome at 19-5-2006 01:08 AM
penyokong arsengal ngan andy gray jer nampak off side :nyorok:
Referee regrets Lehmann red card
Hauge could have let Barca's goal stand and not sent off Lehmann
Referee Terje Hauge has admitted he may have acted too quickly in sending off Arsenal keeper Jens Lehmann during Barcelona's Champions League triumph.
Hauge dismissed Lehmann in the 18th minute for fouling Samuel Eto'o, with Ludovic Giuly's resulting effort ruled out as Hauge had blown for a free-kick.
"I would have liked to have taken a few more seconds before I made a decision," Hauge told a Norwegian newspaper.
"If I'd done that, I could have given a goal and given a yellow card as well."
In other circumstances I would perhaps have done something different with Lehmann
Fifa president Sepp Blatter criticised the referee's decision to send off Lehmann.
He told BBC Radio Five Live: "My opinion is that, when in certain actions - and not only in front of the goalmouth, but everywhere - he should let the advantage, finish the action and then he can come back and whistle.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/4993994.stm
[ Last edited by kiasfansuri12 at 19-5-2006 08:38 AM ] |
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Originally posted by kiasfansuri12 at 19-5-2006 08:36 AM
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Originally posted by epitome at 19-5-2006 01:08 AM
penyokong arsengal ngan andy gray jer nampak off side
Referee regrets Lehmann red card
Hauge could have let Barca's goal stand and not sent off Lehmann
Referee Terje Hauge has admitted he may have acted too quickly in sending off Arsenal keeper Jens Lehmann during Barcelona's Champions League triumph.
Hauge dismissed Lehmann in the 18th minute for fouling Samuel Eto'o, with Ludovic Giuly's resulting effort ruled out as Hauge had blown for a free-kick.
"I would have liked to have taken a few more seconds before I made a decision," Hauge told a Norwegian newspaper.
"If I'd done that, I could have given a goal and given a yellow card as well."
In other circumstances I would perhaps have done something different with Lehmann
Fifa president Sepp Blatter criticised the referee's decision to send off Lehmann.
He told BBC Radio Five Live: "My opinion is that, when in certain actions - and not only in front of the goalmouth, but everywhere - he should let the advantage, finish the action and then he can come back and whistle.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/4993994.stm
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:stp:
ape ko cube buktikan kiahfansuri?pasal gol etoo offside ke?:hmm:
artikel tu pasal lehmann kene kad merah daa...
bagus la utk fan arsengal..ble la ungkit bende ni sampai final UCL taun depan
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Agony eased for Arsenal as Henry says: 'I'm staying'
By Matt Hughes
ARSENAL扴 Champions League heartache will be soothed today by the news that Thierry Henry is ready to commit his future to the club. It is understood that a new four-year contract has been agreed in principle, with Henry preparing to announce his intentions and put pen to paper.
After prevaricating for most of the season, Henry is ready to end speculation over a move to Barcelona, which may explain the strangely positive mood of David Dein, the Arsenal vice-chairman, when he landed at Gatwick in the early hours of yesterday after the defeat by Barcelona in Paris.
Henry had pledged to announce his decision before the start of the World Cup on June 9 but has resolved to put Arsenal抯 fans out of their misery early, revealing his intentions today and signing the new deal before joining up with the France World Cup squad next week.
After agonising for many months, he came close to indicating his intentions on Arsenal抯 return flight from Paris, with sources close to the player confirming that his emotional reference to unfinished business should be interpreted as affirmation of his intention to stay.
揥e are sorry not to bring back the cup but we gave it our best out there, |
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