[WC2010] Game 29 - Brazil vs. Ivory Coast

By Argote
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Who will win game 29?  

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  1. 1. Brazil, Ivory Coast or Draw?

  2. 2. How many goals will Brazil Score?

  3. 3. How many goals will Ivory Coast score?


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.Kompressor

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replay does show Kaka hit him in the face not just the elbow in the rib....but yeh i suppose some acting was in there but brasil has shown their share of acting today too...

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Brazil did that same sh*t. This is a horribly officiated game.

bull**** that ivory coast player wanted kaka sent off....****ing awful tactics from a respectable nation

Brazil have play acted but not that...:no:

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Duality

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Im not a football fan, and I barely follow most of what is going on... but... did someone just get sent off for having someone run into him and turn on the theatrics? Pathetic show from the player that ran into him, and the referee.

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BoredBozirini

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That isn't even a yellow card.

Can't Brazil appeal that? Or is it just straight reds.

Some of those Ivory Coast players should have been sent off, for constant fouling.

Brazil's second goal should not have count because it was handballed twice in a row.

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bull**** that ivory coast player wanted kaka sent off....****ing awful tactics from a respectable nation

Brazil have play acted but not that...:no:

Replay show's some contact, but not red card contact. Refs are to blame, they have officiated like **** this game.

Brazil is a respected nation also and I know you were watching the whole game, so you would know how much acting was coming from their side. A couple of Yellow cards gained for IC because of that.

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WelshBluebird

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Are you mad, the guy ran into Kaka then jumped to the ground, Kaka's head was the other way! I'm furious and I'm not even Kaka!!

You can quite clearly see Kaka's elbow move into the player.

He may not known the guy was there, but at least from the replay I have seen, you can defiantly see the elbow being raised as the player is running to Kaka.

But yeah, the guy should have at least got a yellow card for being an idiot.

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Replay show's some contact, but not red card contact. Refs are to blame, they have officiated like **** this game.

Brazil is a respected nation also and I know you were watching the whole game, so you would know how much acting was coming from their side. A couple of Yellow cards gained for IC because of that.

yeah but they didn't start a brawl or send their players in as kamikaze's...its just pure crap but heh its football at least its action :p

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SoyoS

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You can quite clearly see Kaka's elbow move into the player.

He may not known the guy was there, but at least from the replay I have seen, you can defiantly see the elbow being raised as the player is running to Kaka.

But yeah, the guy should have at least got a yellow card for being an idiot.

Kaka's elbow was out and the guy ran into his elbow. Kaka pushed back but by that time the guy was already on the ground acting like he has been hit in the face. Pathetic display really.

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.Kompressor

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The way i saw it was Kaka saw the player coming towards him and couldn't get out of the way quick enough so used his shoulder to shield himself, thats how i saw it anyway.

i suppose you could say that but from replay it was double contact from kaka....but i don't think it needed a red card though...

things were also heated before that collision which almost lead to a fight so...the refs were probably watching for any nasty activity...

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