ENGLAND FAN meh masuk sini

bdkminangn9

bukan masalah capello...dia dah bawak semua player terbaik england..

masalahnya itu ajelah player ...
billionman78 Post at 28-6-2010 01:31

   totally agree with u lah billionman

bdkminangn9

bo satu...bo

bo dua....bo bo

bo tiga....bo bo bo

bo panjang... bbbbboooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

mbhcsf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm3H9rjIG4Q

anonymous5050

masih dlm mood berkabung

cmf_rambutan

terbaik apekebendenyer.... adaka patut dia reject player2 yg bagus macam walcott, agbonlahor, as ...
koben19 Post at 28-6-2010 02:35

.... dan amik heski

ShadowChaser

Sepp Blatter uncovers evidence that Frank Lampard’s goal didn’t cross the line

Posted By  Rob Parker on June 27, 2010                                  

                                Who needs technology?

It turns out the referee got his decision absolutely spot on earlier when he disallowed Frank Lampard’s effort against Germany.
Sorry we ever doubted you ref and Sepp.

mbhcsf

I'd say yg second goal tu ..actually a definite goal tapi well referss uruguay ni incompetent  laaa

Kamen_rider

terima kasih england...walaupun england terlalu hebat untuk german. Tapi malam tadi membuktikan,walaupun hebat...kemenangan tidak dicapai..

tahniah German kerana layak ke suku akhir..
perjuangan england tamat di sini....teruskan perjuangan england..

sha02

Capello blames disallowed goal

Fabio Capello refused to blame his players for England's woeful exit from the FIFA World Cup™ at the hands of Germany.

Instead he focussed on the decision to disallow Frank Lampard's equalising 'goal'.

England had been outplayed and were 2-1 down when Lampard's effort hit the underside of Manuel Neuer's bar and bounced down a clear yard over the line.

Assistant referee Mauricio Espinosa failed to spot it, though, and instead of drawing level at 2-2, England capitulated in the second half to lose 4-1, their worst ever World Cup defeat.

"It was one of the most important things in the game," Capello told BBC1.

"We scored two goals and at that moment, I saw Germany suffer a lot.

"The [disallowed] goal was very important. We could have played a different style.

"We played I think well at 2-1, but after the third goal it was a little bit disappointing.

"Germany is a big team. They played a good game. We made some mistakes. The referee made bigger mistakes.

"Little things decide the result always."

"They scored the third and fourth on the counter-attack and we didn't play after that."

The Italian was at a loss to explain why his players had performed so far below expectations, other than cite their general tiredness after a long season.

"Look, we probably arrived a little bit tired at the end of the season.

"But after the game that they played against Slovenia, we suffered from Germany's speed today.

"But I say again, I am sure that a big mistake from the referee stopped us from going forward."

Capello is now to seek urgent talks with Club England chairman Sir David Richards about his future.

His position is bound to come under intense scrutiny only five weeks after having a clause removed from his £6million-a-year deal that would allow either party to terminate the contract after the World Cup.

"I want to speak with the chairman and then decide my future," said Capello.

"I need to know whether the FA have confidence in me or not."

When asked if he would resign, he replied: "Absolutely not."

The early indications are Capello will remain in his job.

Senior sources within the Club England camp who will determine whether the Italian stays or not have indicated that their stance on Capello - that he is the right man to take the Three Lions forward - has not shifted as a result of one single, albeit controversial result.

-dah stat meroyan...

Hang

kalau goal tu di kira pun...
entah2 germany lagi semangat nak belasah england....
silap2 england kena 7-2.........

ctaz

takziah.................muahahahahahhaha



CTAZ = Germany forever after..............

cmf_rambutan

runi : yeyyyyyy....
lampat : pengadil kata tak lerrr...



runi : woii... mangkuk.. buta ker



bekam : 2 kaki jauh beb dari line...
lampat : entah... pasrah jelahhh

ms_relax

aku sebagai fans germany berpendapat, takpelah...keputusan secara tak formal, germany 4, england 2. apa apa pun germany tetap menang. lain la kalau keputusan german 2, england 1, aku pun tak puas hati sebab 1 gol tu tak dikira. kira menang bersalah la jawabnya.

h4ni3

aku perasan pemain england ni tak kuat lari
gol 3th & 4th counter attack
defenders & midfield lambat turun
huhu

Anak_Nogori

Why la pengadilan dan penjaga garisan kali ni begitu teruk.

game antara argentina vs Mexico tu pun second goal tu dua kali offside.

harap ref2 dan penjaga2 garisan mangkuk2 tu tak diberi peluang utk mengadili lagi perlawanan seterusnya..hampir2 nak mencetuskan pergaduhan krn kelemahan pengadilan dan penjaga garisan..

billionman78

takpe englend..cuba lagi 4 tahun..
masa tu lampat,gerard, terry, ferdinand, semua dah tak main bola kekdahnya..dah di ujung usia..tu la harap sangat kat kuda tua..

lepas ni start scout player2 muda dari akademi everton, west ham...tu semua player2 bagus dan berbakat..ni balik2 ambik player dari top2 team macam liver, arsenal, manu ngan chelsea...diorang main bagus sebab player2 import dalam team diorang yang main bagus..bukan sebab talent diorang yang hebat..

lagi 4 tahun pun rooney mungkin akan bermain werlkap terakhirnya..sian england.

pisang69

takziah buat england....cubalagi nx world cup dan euro cup nt...

walaupun aku sokong jerman..tp serius match smlm tak best.......lain dr jangkaan aku...

Ankel AN....bertabahla....

genie33

tak sangka lak score 4 -1 ingatkan tight game...

h@i

bila tgk david james ni masuk first eleven.. dlm hati dah teragak mahu england bolos 2 gol ni kang.. rupa-rupanya 4 gol.. isk baik kasi green... ahakss

Anak_Nogori

FIFA enggan ulas kesilapan pengadil


2010/06/28
WAYNE Ronney (tiga dari kiri), dan Matthew Upson (dua dari kiri), bercakap sesuatu kepada pengadil, sementara Frank Lempart (kanan), meninggalkan padang sejurus tamat perlawanan dengan Jerman dalam perlawanan Piala Dunia FIFA 2010, yang berkesudahan Jerman menang 4-1. - Foto AP
WAYNE Ronney (tiga dari kiri), dan Matthew Upson (dua dari kiri), bercakap sesuatu kepada pengadil, sementara Frank Lempart (kanan), meninggalkan padang sejurus tamat perlawanan dengan Jerman dalam perlawanan Piala Dunia FIFA 2010, yang berkesudahan Jerman menang 4-1. - Foto AP
JOHANNESBURG: FIFA enggan mengulas mengenai kesilapan pegawai perlawanan yang menafikan England satu gol dalam kekalahan 4-1 kepada Jerman pada perlawanan Piala Dunia semalam.

“FIFA tidak akan mengulas keputusan pengadil di padang permainan," menurut kenyataan badan bola sepak dunia itu.
Ia menyatakan panel pembuat keputusan - Lemabaga Persatuan Bola Sepak Antarabangsa - bersetuju Mac lalu untuk tidak melaksanakan ujian dengan teknologi yang dapat membantu mengadil membuat keputusan.
England percaya ia memperoleh gol apabila rembatan Frank Lampard terkena palang gol dan melantun masuk sebelum melantun ke palang sekali lagi.

Pengadil Uruguay, Jorge Larrionda, mengarahkan permainan diteruskan tetapi ulang tayang televisyen menunjukkan bola sudah melepasi garisan gol.

Gol itu sepatutnya menjadikan kedudukan 2-2 pada minit ke-38 di Bloemfontein.

Pada perlawanan kemudian, pegawai perlawanan melakukan satu lagi kesilapan apabila membenarkan gol pertama Argentina dalam perlawanan menentang Mexico. Argentina akhirnya menang 3-1 di Soccer City.
Ulang tayang menunjukkan Carlos Tevez dalam kedudukan ofsaid dengan tiada pemain pertahanan di antara beliau dan gawang apabila beliau menanduk masuk pintu gol yang ternga-nga hasil umpanan Lionel Messi pada minit ke-26.

Pengadil Itali, Roberto Rosetti, membenarkan gol itu selepas berbincang dengan pembantunya ketika pemain Mexico mengelilingi mereka untuk membantah.

Presiden FIFA, Sepp Blatter, yang hadir menyaksikan kedua-dua perlawanan itu, tidak bersetuju dengan penggunaan video dan teknologi garisan gol dengan alasan ia terlalu mahal untuk dilaksanakan di seluruh dunia dan mengganggu kelancaran permainan. - AP