Jeff

Jeff · 26-04-2006, 23:18

I tend to disagree. It's true that Milan may not create chances after chances as some of us wished, and we don't expect the referee to be perfect.

But in a match where you know that it's 50-50, blowing a disallowed goal always going to be controversial. Imagine how it would feel if Milan didn't beat Juventus during penalty? I still don't think that the ref. made the right call. Shevchenko did score against Juventus.

Back to this episode, it's just difficult to accept defeat when you are equally strong with the other team. You are right that Barcelona has probably created more on-goal chances but hey we have Dida who saved a lot of goals for us today (CREDIT GUYS? I"M STILL WAITING FOR THOSE CRITIC"S CREDIT).

Bottom line: When the match is just 50-50, with so many things at stake, referee seriously cannot avoid a mistake, especially one that may change the tide of the game. They are human, alright, but when you made a mistake that cost a club's possible entrance to the final, you have to ask whether this is just.

IF Milan didn't even score today, then Barca deserved credit. The fact that Sheva did score, a goal that I deemed official, I truly feel pretty bad. Just a small minor detail will change the game, and this time Milan is out of luck.

And of course, I can't stand Deco's ****face at all. I think he is the perfect student of Nedved.

26-04-2006, 23:18	#354
Jeff Moderator Join Date: 03 2002	I tend to disagree. It's true that Milan may not create chances after chances as some of us wished, and we don't expect the referee to be perfect. But in a match where you know that it's 50-50, blowing a disallowed goal always going to be controversial. Imagine how it would feel if Milan didn't beat Juventus during penalty? I still don't think that the ref. made the right call. Shevchenko did score against Juventus. Back to this episode, it's just difficult to accept defeat when you are equally strong with the other team. You are right that Barcelona has probably created more on-goal chances but hey we have Dida who saved a lot of goals for us today (CREDIT GUYS? I"M STILL WAITING FOR THOSE CRITIC"S CREDIT). Bottom line: When the match is just 50-50, with so many things at stake, referee seriously cannot avoid a mistake, especially one that may change the tide of the game. They are human, alright, but when you made a mistake that cost a club's possible entrance to the final, you have to ask whether this is just. IF Milan didn't even score today, then Barca deserved credit. The fact that Sheva did score, a goal that I deemed official, I truly feel pretty bad. Just a small minor detail will change the game, and this time Milan is out of luck. And of course, I can't stand Deco's ****face at all. I think he is the perfect student of Nedved.