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I watched both games of the Emirates tourney this morning. Hamburg looked very good against Juventus. Van der Vaart didn't play one minute either today or yesterday. However, he did lead the team out to receive their first place medals.ajaxperu schreef:Very bad news. Sneijder injured his knee against Arsenal today and could be out of the fields for 6 months
I think the national federations can probably do this on their own and bring the results to FIFA/UEFA. It would mean every match being video taped and then a prompt review (a good job for retired match officials). Maybe the KNVD can take the first step and do this!DanK schreef:I have said this so many times now it is nearly losing all meaning.
FIFA/UEFA - Need to get off their arses and introduce video replays of the games and issue retrospective bookings.
They can say all they want about the referee having the final say, but I am so sick of players getting away with this shit, or diving, or whatever.
Video replay, analyse the incident and then hand out a suspension according to the crime.
Exactly. I think I may have said this somewhere here before, but Aussie Rules Football used to be a ridiculous spectacle of violence. Players would litteraly be knocked-out behind play all the time.Blind3 schreef: As for feelings of big brother, TOO BAD. I simply want to see players receive a sentence that fits the crime.
I don't know about locally but Aussie Rules was always colloqially known in the UK as "no rules" football. They actually show the games live here on Setanta so I've seen a few but have to admit I can't really understand much of whats happening.DanK schreef: but Aussie Rules Football used to be a ridiculous spectacle of violence. Players would litteraly be knocked-out behind play all the time.
) but not sure whether that was the Aussie's/Irish or both. Personally I am not a huge fan of Aussie Rules Football. It can be entertaining if you know the rules, but its a bit messy to watch, but that's just my opinion.SE6Ajacied schreef: When I was in Ireland a couple of years back they'd just banned the "international rules" game between Aussie and Gaelic football due to the unacceptable level of violence btw (
I presume that you're talking about the Van der Vaart transfer, yes?Kowalczyk schreef:According to newspaper Algemeen Dagblad Ajax will receive aproximately 1.5 million euros.
The maths behind it are not exactly clear: certain news sources claim that Ajax get 12.5% of the transfer fee. Other sources claim that Ajax get 20% of the part of the transfer fee above 5 million euros.
K.
