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Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 03:59:

the more i look at that replay the more its evident that italian player just let himself fall while trying to give a kick to zidane.

he could've stayed on his feet and take it like a man... but nah... pansies i tell ya.


Posted by ++ EGO ++ on Jul-10-2006 03:59:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
maybe we'll never know what has been said to Zidane because he is way too proud to go down to that level and talk about it.

Maybe, in 20-30 years when he'll write his memoirs, we'll know.


It's rumored that Materazzi called out racist remarks towards Zidane's Algerian background.

But whatever was said was probably personal and Materazzi should also be given a fine for it.


Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 04:03:

quote:
Originally posted by ++ EGO ++
It's rumored that Materazzi called out racist remarks towards Zidane's Algerian background.


defiently something in that league, how can a pro like zidane loose his temper in that fashion is inconceivable. Especially i'm sure that during his whole career he must've heard almost every insult on the pitch.


Posted by infinity HiGH on Jul-10-2006 04:03:

quote:
Originally posted by ++ EGO ++
But whatever was said was probably personal and Materazzi should also be given a fine for it.


You can't fine someone based on speculation. They'd need hard evidence.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Jul-10-2006 04:04:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
the more i look at that replay the more its evident that italian player just let himself fall while trying to give a kick to zidane.

he could've stayed on his feet and take it like a man... but nah... pansies i tell ya.



whatever dude. if u headbutted me in extra time in the world cup id drop too. my mentality would not be "hey he just head butt me im gonna stand up and fight him like a man" my mentality would be "hey its the world cup if i drop this guy is getting booted out". see zidane was thinking with his pride and materazzi was thinking with his head.


Posted by infinity HiGH on Jul-10-2006 04:08:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
the more i look at that replay the more its evident that italian player just let himself fall while trying to give a kick to zidane.

he could've stayed on his feet and take it like a man... but nah... pansies i tell ya.


lol thats pushing it a little there.

he might've over-exaggerated the initial injury but you could easily tell that Zidane's headbutt sweeps Materazzi right off his feet.


Posted by RapidFire on Jul-10-2006 04:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
whatever dude. if u headbutted me in extra time in the world cup id drop too. my mentality would not be "hey he just head butt me im gonna stand up and fight him like a man" my mentality would be "hey its the world cup if i drop this guy is getting booted out". see zidane was thinking with his pride and materazzi was thinking with his head.


believe me Id be the first to defend him but that was nothing but pure unprofessionalism. it takes more guts to walk away and shame him with a goal. wait for him in the parking lot after the game or something ffs.


Posted by DJ Robben on Jul-10-2006 04:12:

Was a brilliant game, Cheeky chip by zidane for the penalty, i can't believe he actually tried it, Italy's Golden boy Totti, yet another disappointing Tournament.

Canavarro deserved the trophy, the only italian player i could stand.


Posted by 7-4-7 on Jul-10-2006 04:45:

Take it like a man, BULLSHIT.

Zidane is in the wrong.

What any player does after Zidane does that is irrelevant, I think Zidane is a master and the best of a class of people that transcend not just their sport, but all sports.

However he lost it, and he is wrong. Just like Tyson did when he chomped on that guys ear. It strange beyond anything.

And to say that speculation is.....BLAH BLAH BLAH...whatever it is that Materazzi did MUST HAVE BEEN BAD....who cares, its done. Try watching a men's league game in Scarborough...shit like that happens all the time.


Posted by starsearcher on Jul-10-2006 13:22:

Well...it's over folks...it's been a lot of fun Till 2010


Posted by ShadoWolf on Jul-10-2006 13:32:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
the more i look at that replay the more its evident that italian player just let himself fall while trying to give a kick to zidane.

he could've stayed on his feet and take it like a man... but nah... pansies i tell ya.



Even if he did "dive" (which he didn't), that doesn't excuse the initial action.

Zidane's infraction was even worse than Rooney against Ronaldo. At least in that case, Ronaldo physically got in Rooney's face. Zidane just had to deal with words.

Apparantly this isn't the first time Zidane has had an outburst. Apparantly he stomped on a Saudi Arabian player while he was down.


Posted by ShadoWolf on Jul-10-2006 13:33:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Robben
Italy's Golden boy Totti, yet another disappointing Tournament.


He was injured.


Posted by ShadoWolf on Jul-10-2006 13:34:

quote:
Originally posted by starsearcher
Well...it's over folks...it's been a lot of fun Till 2010


Italian repeat in South Africa?


Posted by starsearcher on Jul-10-2006 13:35:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
Italian repeat in South Africa?


Not a chance...unless they get more fit...they were clearly very fatigued in both their overtime matches

Edit...I think there are plenty of young teams there that will step it up


Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 13:52:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
Even if he did "dive" (which he didn't), that doesn't excuse the initial action.

Zidane's infraction was even worse than Rooney against Ronaldo. At least in that case, Ronaldo physically got in Rooney's face. Zidane just had to deal with words.

Apparantly this isn't the first time Zidane has had an outburst. Apparantly he stomped on a Saudi Arabian player while he was down.


if you read my previous posts, i said its inexcusable.

what I am dying to know is what exactly what said


Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-10-2006 14:22:

I don't really care if zidane was right or wrong, since I don't (and probably never will) know what was said to him, but all I wanna say is that headbutt was the most beautiful thing I've seen in this whole world cup. I love that ytmnd link.

Zidane took a page out of Bas Rutten's notebook it seems.


Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 14:25:

i have something in french, it seems he was called a "terrorist".

thats what his cousin is claiming.


Posted by starsearcher on Jul-10-2006 14:27:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
i have something in french, it seems he was called a "terrorist".

thats what his cousin is claiming.


That's what the French media is reporting you are correct


Posted by starsearcher on Jul-10-2006 14:34:

quote:

Zidane wins World Cup's best player award

Globe and Mail Update

Berlin � France captain Zinedine Zidane, sent off for head-butting Marco Materazzi late in Sunday's World Cup final loss to Italy, won the Golden Ball award for the tournament's best player.

The results were released Monday morning in Berlin.

Zidane received 2,012 points in the vote by journalists covering the tournament, beating Italians Fabio Cannavaro (1,977 points) and Andrea Pirlo (715 points) in the ballot.

Zidane, who put France ahead with a penalty kick in the opening minutes, was given a red card after slamming his head into Materazzi's chest during the tense second period of extra time.

It was his last act as a professional player and one that was widely criticized in France and abroad.

With the score tied 1-1 after 120 minutes the French missed Zidane's prowess in the penalty shootout, which Italy calmly won 5-3 to collect its fourth World Cup title.

Zidane, 34, a former international player of the year and 1998 World Cup champion, announced last month that he was retiring from soccer after the tournament.

He wasn't particularly outstanding in France's opening draws with Switzerland and South Korea and missed the last group match against Togo due to suspension. But Zidane produced some vintage performances in the wins over Spain, Brazil and Portugal in the knockout phase.

Voting for the 2006 Golden Ball closed at midnight Sunday. In previous tournaments, the ballot has closed at halftime in the final and the winner announced soon after the match.

Italian captain Cannavaro could be considered unlucky in the voting.

He led an Italian defence that conceded only two goals in the tournament: an own goal against the United States and Zidane's penalty.

The final was his 100th cap for Italy.

"I got my award, that's it right there," Cannavaro said, gesturing toward the World Cup trophy sitting on the table in front of him. "I'm extremely pleased with what I have."

With fellow central defender Alessandro Nesta injured, Cannavaro played every minute of Italy's seven games.

Many pundits tipped Cannavaro as the winner, including 1986 winner Diego Maradona.

"Fabio Cannavaro was the best player of this World Cup," the Argentine great said. "Yes, it was a tournament without one dominant player, but Fabio was huge."

Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn won the Golden Ball in 2002. Other previous winners were Brazilians Ronaldo (1998) and Romario ('94) and Italy's Salvatore Schillaci ('90).

Germany striker Miroslav Klose was the Golden Shoe winner for the tournament's leading scorer. He won with five goals. Ronaldo won the award in 2002 with eight goals.


Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/serv...0/BNStory/Front


Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-10-2006 14:43:

^ LOL! Buddy flattens a player by headbutting him, gets sent off the field during his very last game, and still wins best player award. Now that's legendary.


Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 14:50:

quote:
Originally posted by starsearcher
That's what the French media is reporting you are correct



you guys are supposed to be bilingual

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Mondial: Zidane aurait �t� trait� de "terroriste" par Materazzi, selon un de ses cousins

AGUEMOUNE, Alg�rie (AP) -- L'un des cousins de Zin�dine Zidane a rapport� lundi que le coup de sang de Zizou contre Marco Materazzi dimanche soir en finale de la Coupe du monde serait n� de l'insulte de "terroriste" qui aurait �t� prof�r�e par le d�fenseur italien.

Rabah Zidane, interrog� dans le hameau familial d'Aguemoune en Kabylie d'o� est originaire la famille Zidane, a jug� que "Zizou, dans ses habitudes, il ne frappe pas. Il est gentil. Il ne frappe pas. Mais s�rement, (Matterazi) a dit quelque chose grave". il a ajout� avoir entendu que son cousin avait �t� trait� de "terroriste". "Si c'est comme �a", il a eu raison de r�agir.

Apr�s un �change verbal avec le d�fenseur de l'Inter de Milan, Zidane lui a donn� un fort coup de t�te dans le thorax, se faisant expulser par l'arbitre � la 110e minute de jeu.

"On est d��u, on est triste", a confi� Rabah Zidane. "Malheureusement, �a s'est mal termin�. C'est �a, le football: il y a un gagnant, il y a un perdant". Toutefois, le fait que Zin�dine Zidane ait �t� �lu le meilleur joueur de la Coupe du monde "nous fait plaisir", a-t-il ajout�. AP


Posted by AC-Milan on Jul-10-2006 14:52:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
i have something in french, it seems he was called a "terrorist".

thats what his cousin is claiming.


Last thing Italians need now is an explosion in downtown Roma


Posted by malek on Jul-10-2006 14:55:

quote:
Originally posted by AC-Milan
Last thing Italians need now is an explosion in downtown Roma



hahhahahahha


Posted by AC-Milan on Jul-10-2006 14:59:

How long would it take the Italians in Toronto to forget about this lucky victory, meaning: not wearing their blue boy jerseys, waving "Mexican" flags and honking horns?


Posted by Cosmic Fur on Jul-10-2006 15:09:

quote:
Originally posted by AC-Milan
How long would it take the Italians in Toronto to forget about this lucky victory, meaning: not wearing their blue boy jerseys, waving "Mexican" flags and honking horns?


While I don't particularly like how the final ended with PKs, it would have been a lucky win regardless of who won. Blaming Italy for being lucky is retarded. Luck or no luck, they won, and played well. There's an element of luck in all sports, and that's what makes it a little more exciting to watch (if you don't believe me, watch a chess match - no luck there).


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