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"What a shot"

Inter Milan - AC Milan has just turned into a fireworks display, and someone landed a flare right on Dida.

Mental.


Edit - about 5 minutes later and bottles and flares are still raining down on the pitch. Damn.

Hoju wrote:
> I feeling like slapping the fool who threw that flare at Dida. That
> was uncalled for. But on the other hand I did enjoy watching it on tv
> in slow motion.

*dances with glee*

*wonders if being an Inter fan means you can get away with murder*

*searches for bomb to plant at the Milan-Chelsea final*

if some foo' does bomb the final, they are stupid, i dont condone that sort of beahviour, not even for "hilarious" consequences

I feeling like slapping the fool who threw that flare at Dida. That was uncalled for. But on the other hand I did enjoy watching it on tv in slow motion.

"Two games will be added to the ban if Inter reoffend in the next three years."

It's 4, but 6 if they reoffend, which they will.
Maybe not soon, but within 3 years time tehy will.
For sure.

It's actually 6 games, by the way, not 4.

[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/4439545.stm[/URL]

Vampyr wrote:
> but Inter deserve better

why?

but Inter deserve better

Because he's a better player.

Or possibly, that if they had admitted Sheva did something wrong, the linesman would have been fined and probably banned from refereeing for a while. He had the best view, and so he could probably say that there was no motive, because he was nearest. Materazzi could have walked into Sheva's forehead while he was dislodging a mosquito from his ear... or something.

Also, if they did do anything, it might seem as if they have given into the Inter fans, and this could cause more problems such as this.

sheva may be a legend, but beattie got banned so why doesnt sheva?

aha, they only put it up today though. Not like the BBC to be ahead of everyone with a story like this!