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  1. 1. England Vs Portugal

    • England win in the 90mins
      63
    • England win in extra time
      4
    • England win in a penalty shoot out
      7
    • Portugal win in the 90mins
      31
    • Portugal win in extra time
      3
    • Portugal win in a penalty shoot out
      62
    • Don't know/care
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Still, if we did actually get the goal which we deserved and was fairly won, then that match would've been won based on skill. Not on luck

stop blabling. and all others too. you sound gayish. imagine, could you jump to the ball if some terry thingy would hold you at the neck? noou? well, then.

But everyone was complaining about the quality of the spot that was taken on. Beckham is our star penalty taker. The ref should have moved the spot to the other end before it even started.

It wouldn't have mattered because they were both the same. At the end Motson said that there had been a complaint filed to UEFA about the quality of the penalty spots.

It's all UEFAs fault

What an awful match. The penalty spot was a ditch with loose soil... the ref didn't let in a clean goal that the linesman said was clear... it was unfair.

Yes, England didn't play very well, but to loose because the ref didn't want to accept a legitimate goal is wrong. They NEED to bring in video backup to stop refs making stupid decisions about events they didn't even SEE properly. I think there are going to be riots after this match because of the AWFUL decisions made by the ref. England was given the first yellow card purely to demonstrate that he could... the ref was biased and should be sacked - at a professional level he has no place in the game. If we had of had that bald ref then it would have been a great game...

PS - Ronaldo was a punk!!! Diamond earings for a football game - what a poof. LMAO. :shifty:

What an awful match. The penalty spot was a ditch with loose soil... the ref didn't let in a clean goal that the linesman said was clear... it was unfair.

Yes, England didn't play unfair, but to loose because the ref didn't want to accept a legitimate goal is wrong. They NEED to bring in video backup to stop refs making stupid decisions about events they didn't even SEE properly. I think there are going to be riots after this match because of the AWFUL decisions made by the ref. England was given the first yellow card purely to demonstrate that he could... the ref was biased and should be sacked - at a professional level he has no place in the game. If we had of had that bald ref then it would have been a great game...

PS - Ronaldo was a punk!!! Diamond earings for a football game - what a poof. LMAO. :shifty:

I thought that was paper, didn't look like Diamonds to me ....

Come on ma fellow England fans! We lost, a very tense moment but we shudnt blame each other for it. We lost but its alrite, there is always next year isnt there? What matters is that we keep our hearts an dignity for our team now and in the future. Its really bad we lost i know and i feel rele horrible like all of u england fans too, regardless of what Porto fans think of us!

C'mon the Dutch can also do more than their fair share of hooliganism aswell.

Anyways despite your your bad wishes, good luck against Sweden.

hooligans here? oh but of course.. always fun when the riots start :p

thnx.. we will need that.. it's not that I don't like England.. I have portugeese blood.. so of course im for portugal ;)

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