It Went In!!!!

By Since66
June 28 2010

In May 2009 I lost faith with the governing body that controls European Football, yesterday I lost faith with the governing body that controls World Football. Both Federations walk hand in hand with each other - Platini and Blatter - have publicly declared they 'hate' the English and yesterday Super Frank's 'goal that wasn't given,' proves the above fact categorically.

A referee and his assistant cannot give a decision if they don't see it.... these two should be sent straight back to school via specsavers and not to the bank to deposit their backhanders.

Super Frank's effort was at least four yards over the line, seconds after Matthew Upson had headed England back into the game after Germany had raced into a 2-0 lead.

Lets face it. England were rubbish and have been rubbish throughout this World Cup and I cannot understand how England have gone from a team that impressed so comprehensively throughout qualifying for South Africa, to a team that have basically performed like a bad epidemic of diahorrea.

England should have been 3 or 4 down even before Upson pulled one back - Germany's crushing 4-1 victory was deserved - but all football fans throughout the world want is FAIRNESS in sporting terms.

What happened to Super Frank wasn't fair.

What happened to Chelsea back in May 2009 wasn't fair

WE WANT FAIRNESS

Capello should go - Get a British coach in and lets get rid of the deadwood and get in players that WANT to play for the Three Lions.

There was another serious error made in the Argentina v Mexico game when clearly offside, Tevez gave Argentina the lead giving the opportunity for the 'Hairy Hobbit' to lead a merry dance up and the touchline.

In fact he was to dance two more times as first Higuain captialised on a defensive error to score Argentina's second and then in the second-half, Tevez with a wonderful strike from twenty-five yards, made it three.

Man Utd's new signing Hernandez pulled one back after a wonderful turn at the edge of the area nineteen minutes from time, but it served only as a mere consolation.

So on Saturday 3rd July, Argentina take on Germany for a place in the semi-final, kick-off 3pm.


Today's Matches

Holland v Slovakia 3pm

Brazil v Chile 7.30pm