Narrock wrote:After reading every post Zanchief made in this thread, his ignorance, insanity, and stupidity is confirmed.
You have two volumes don't you.
Silent and Asshole.
Learn to find a middle ground, mmkay?
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Donnel wrote:Narrock wrote:After reading every post Zanchief made in this thread, his ignorance, insanity, and stupidity is confirmed.
You have two volumes don't you.
Silent and Asshole.
Learn to find a middle ground, mmkay?
WTF?
He brings it on himself. Why don't you go ahead and let him fight his own wars, and let him find his own way out of the holes he digs for himself, mkay?
A hundred bucks says that he wouldn't have said a thing, if the head-butting loser wasn't French, or playing for France.
“The more I study science the more I believe in God.” -- Albert Einstein
Narrock wrote:Donnel wrote:Narrock wrote:After reading every post Zanchief made in this thread, his ignorance, insanity, and stupidity is confirmed.
You have two volumes don't you.
Silent and Asshole.
Learn to find a middle ground, mmkay?
WTF?
He brings it on himself. Why don't you go ahead and let him fight his own wars, and let him find his own way out of the holes he digs for himself, mkay?
A hundred bucks says that he wouldn't have said a thing, if the head-butting loser wasn't French, or playing for France.
WTF I don't like France...
PARIS, July 13 (Reuters) -- A French lawyer plans to ask a court to intervene in the controversy over Zinedine Zidane's sending-off in the World Cup final.
Doubts over whether a match official relied on video evidence of Zidane's head butt to Italian defender Marco Materazzi meant the final should be replayed, lawyer Mehana Mouhou said.
"I am going to ask the judge to question all individuals concerned and to reconstruct the end of the refereeing," Mouhou, who is based in the northern town of Rennes, told Reuters on Thursday.
"If it is proved that the fourth referee used video evidence, FIFA can have the final replayed," he said.
Mouhou said he was acting on behalf of a number of clubs and associations whose names he would reveal once the application had been filed with the Tribunal de Grande Instance in Paris, one of France's main civil courts.
French captain Zidane was sent off in extra time in Sunday's final in Berlin after he head-butted Materazzi, apparently in reaction to comments by the defender. Italy went on to take the World Cup after winning the match on penalties.
The incident went unseen by the referee and his two linesmen. The referee was informed about the head butt by the fourth match official who said he had witnessed the action.
French team officials have challenged this version of events, saying the official knew what happened because he saw a video replay.
FIFA rules prevent referees from using video evidence during the course of a match.
"The divergence of opinion means that the justice system should decide," Mouhou said.
"If it is proved that video was used, I will ask for the match to be nullified".
Doubts over whether a match official relied on video evidence of Zidane's head butt to Italian defender Marco Materazzi meant the final should be replayed, lawyer Mehana Mouhou said.
"I am going to ask the judge to question all individuals concerned and to reconstruct the end of the refereeing," Mouhou, who is based in the northern town of Rennes, told Reuters on Thursday.
"If it is proved that the fourth referee used video evidence, FIFA can have the final replayed," he said.
Mouhou said he was acting on behalf of a number of clubs and associations whose names he would reveal once the application had been filed with the Tribunal de Grande Instance in Paris, one of France's main civil courts.
French captain Zidane was sent off in extra time in Sunday's final in Berlin after he head-butted Materazzi, apparently in reaction to comments by the defender. Italy went on to take the World Cup after winning the match on penalties.
The incident went unseen by the referee and his two linesmen. The referee was informed about the head butt by the fourth match official who said he had witnessed the action.
French team officials have challenged this version of events, saying the official knew what happened because he saw a video replay.
FIFA rules prevent referees from using video evidence during the course of a match.
"The divergence of opinion means that the justice system should decide," Mouhou said.
"If it is proved that video was used, I will ask for the match to be nullified".
arlos wrote:According to recent interviews with Zidane, he said the Italian guy insulted his mother and sister, and in a pretty vile way.
-Arlos
Materazzi was just trying out some of his new "Yo mama" jokes. Fucking Zidane is a big pussy. He wouldn't last a minute in any of the other sport's leagues.
Phlegm wrote:arlos wrote:According to recent interviews with Zidane, he said the Italian guy insulted his mother and sister, and in a pretty vile way.
-Arlos
Materazzi was just trying out some of his new "Yo mama" jokes. Fucking Zidane is a big pussy. He wouldn't last a minute in any of the other sport's leagues.
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