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Athens, Hellas
Jan 2000 time: 07:20
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quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger
The referee made one bad call because the lineman raised his flag. Even if that mistake wasn't make there is no guarantee that Spain would score a goal off it as Carolus Rex pointed out.
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He made two bad calls. Each one cost a score to Spain.
quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger
If Spain were really that good, how come they didn't score any goal during both extra and regular time? It was a Spanish player who missed his penalty kick while the Koreans scored all theirs.
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Nobody in the thread has said that Spain was that good yet. Certainly not me. Both teams were simply good with Spain in my opinion better. Yes, Spain did a bad game with Ireland and the latter should have won but Spain played well (not excellent) in the rest of her games.
I believe that Korea was greatly favored:
a) Spain - Korea
Two cancelled Spanish goals.
b) Korea - Italy
One cancelled Italian goal, one disputed penalty for Italy (From the replay I saw it seemed it was a panalty but not 100% sure), one Italian player out (unfair in case it was a penalty indeed).
c) Portugal - Korea
Two Portuguese players out, the one pretty early unfairly with direct red card (I've seen at list 20 fouls like that already) and the other with two yellow cards with the second one completely unfairly.
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No you don't. And you should have been beaten by Ireland.
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Look, the second 'goal' would not have been scored even if the linesman had said the ball was in, because the keeper would have saved it.
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Athens, Hellas
Jan 2000 time: 07:20
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quote: Originally posted by SnowFire
and it doesn't require an anti-Europe conspiracy to insure that almost every European team loses!
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Yes, it does 
That's all the fuzz about.
With the exeption that it wasn't an anti-Europe conspiracy but rather the fact that Korea was favored.
It just happened that European teams faced that fact.
The same would have happened if non-European teams had faced Korea instead and I surely would have post this thread no matter who would had faced the same fate.
France, England, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Russia, Ireland, Slovenia, Poland, Croatia are all European teams that fairly lost and went home. Nobody complained. All the fuzz is for the teams that faced Korea.
So cut the bull because the rest teams won their qualification with their value and it's a disgrace that they will face a team that didn't...
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thinkingamer
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Did Corea win clean? yes.
Did Corea deserve to win? yes. (even tough they sucked, they fought hard)
Did Corea played better than Spain? no. Anyone who saw the game can tell that Corean team was weaker than the Spanish one.
Was the referre bribed by Corea? I dont know, but there is no such evidence.
Did the referre commit mistakes? IMO while many of the "mistakes" could be a mistake or not, but the second "possible goal" for Spain was truly a mistake. But is this a Corean fault? Well, yes if the Coreans bribed the referre.
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