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Dr.BETZE
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also den ronaldo halte ich für ein arrogantes arschloch.
ich habs den portugiesen gegönnt, hab mit ihnen sogar vorm beamer gezittert aber diesem ronaldo hätte ich schon nen fehlschuss gegönnt.
der wollte doch nur 5. schütze sein, damit er seine show abziehen konnte, ball küssen und gefeiert werden.
wenn du so einen in der truppe hast, kannste dir das wort teamgeist abschminken.
ich habs den portugiesen gegönnt, hab mit ihnen sogar vorm beamer gezittert aber diesem ronaldo hätte ich schon nen fehlschuss gegönnt.
der wollte doch nur 5. schütze sein, damit er seine show abziehen konnte, ball küssen und gefeiert werden.
wenn du so einen in der truppe hast, kannste dir das wort teamgeist abschminken.
redskin
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genau! Eigentlich sollten die Mädels alle für Jonny schwärmen!
Der Rooney ist ein Hohlblock wie ich ihn selten erlebt habe, also so ein Kneetkopp! Wie kindisch is das bitte sich nach dem Spiel wegen sowas schlagen zu wollen! Und dann noch in der Öffentlichkeit!
Also ich hätte es - zumindest im Forum - etwas diplomatischer ausgedrückt, aber für mich unterscheidet sich Rooney keinen Millimeter von den englischen Hools!
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Mir war von Anfang an klar, dass Rooney so ein neuer Gazza werden wird. Mich wundert das alles überhaupt nicht.
Zu C.R.: Irgendwie erinnert mich das an die WM 2002, dieser koreanische Spieler, der bis dahin in Italien spielte, weiß aber nicht mehr wie er hieß.
Ansonsten mag ich C. Ronaldo auch nicht, aber er hat die Haare schön, das muss man ihm lassen.
Zu C.R.: Irgendwie erinnert mich das an die WM 2002, dieser koreanische Spieler, der bis dahin in Italien spielte, weiß aber nicht mehr wie er hieß.
Klingenstädter
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Egal ob Ronaldo die Rote Karte fordert ( als ob das noch nie anderswo vorgekommen wäre
), die Karte häts für die üble Aktion auch so gegeben!
Rooney lässt auch keine Gelegenheit aus zu zeigen, dass er aus dem tiefsten Proletariat kommt.
Erst jemandem in den Laufstall treten und dann Mädchen schlagen wollen, tses.
Die Engländer sollten sich lieber mal Gedanken über ihre weltklasse Mittelfeldspieler machen, die allesamt den Elfer verschossen haben, anstatt das Ausscheiden an einem Spieler fest zu machen. Is ja fast schon Argentinien Niveau.
Ein Hoch auf Lampard und Gerrard
Rooney lässt auch keine Gelegenheit aus zu zeigen, dass er aus dem tiefsten Proletariat kommt.
Erst jemandem in den Laufstall treten und dann Mädchen schlagen wollen, tses.
Die Engländer sollten sich lieber mal Gedanken über ihre weltklasse Mittelfeldspieler machen, die allesamt den Elfer verschossen haben, anstatt das Ausscheiden an einem Spieler fest zu machen. Is ja fast schon Argentinien Niveau.
Ein Hoch auf Lampard und Gerrard
Egal ob Ronaldo die Rote Karte fordert ( als ob das noch nie anderswo vorgekommen wäre), die Karte häts für die üble Aktion auch so gegeben!
Rooney lässt auch keine Gelegenheit aus zu zeigen, dass er aus dem tiefsten Proletariat kommt.
Erst jemandem in den Laufstall treten und dann Mädchen schlagen wollen, tses.
Ehrlich gesagt bin ich mir da gar nicht sicher, denn nach so einem Foul würde jeder Schiri sofort die rote Karte zücken, um erst gar keine Aggressionen aufkommen zu lassen. Aber der Schiri macht gar keine Anstalten, überhaupt eine Karte zu ziehen. Erst nach der Schubserei wird er aktiv.
Achtet hier ürigens mal auf das Ende:
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Ich glaube der Ronaldo wollte Rooney ganz bewusst provozieren. Er kennt ihn ja einigermaßen gut und weiß was dann passiert.
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glaube das mit dem kopfstoss war aber eher sone art begrüssung, oder?
Wobei Ronaldo schon irgendwie sehr ernst geschaut hat?
Irgendwie suspekt.
Wobei Ronaldo schon irgendwie sehr ernst geschaut hat?
Irgendwie suspekt.
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macht man das in england nicht so ?
ronaldo is eben ein ganz zärtlicher....
ronaldo is eben ein ganz zärtlicher....
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England Portugal "God save the Queen"
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That was absolutely rousing! The english team better win the cup for their fans man...
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That was absolutely rousing! The english team better win the cup for their fans man...
Rooney 'gobsmacked' by red card
Striker Wayne Rooney said he was "gobsmacked" to be sent off for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho in England's World Cup quarter-final against Portugal.
And he insisted he was not angry with Cristiano Ronaldo, who appeared to encourage the referee to send him off.
"I want to say absolutely categorically that I did not intentionally put my foot down on Carvalho," said Rooney.
The 20-year-old added: "I bear no ill feeling to Cristiano but am disappointed he chose to get involved."
Music montage: England's World Cup journeyInterview: PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor News conference: David BeckhamEngland ended up losing 3-1 on penalties to Portugal having drawn 0-0 after extra-time. Rooney's Manchester United team-mate Ronaldo scored the winning spot-kick.
Sven-Goran Eriksson's men played the final hour of the match with 10 men after Rooney's sending-off, but in a statement released on Monday, the striker said: "When the referee produced the red card I was amazed - gobsmacked."
He added: "Obviously I'm bitterly disappointed to have been sent off in a World Cup finals match for England.
Truly if there was any justice, England would now be preparing for a World Cup semi-final
Wayne Rooney
"I remember the incident clearly and have seen it several times since on TV," Rooney said.
"I am of the same opinion now as I was at the time that what happened didn't warrant a red card. If anything, I feel we should have had a free-kick for the fouls committed on me during the same incident.
"If you ask any player - and indeed almost any fan - they will tell you that I am straight and honest in the way I play.
"From what I've seen in the World Cup, most players would have gone to ground at the slightest contact but my only thought then was to keep possession for England."
Rooney hailed his England team-mates, who fought valiantly to force extra-time and penalties despite being a man down.
"I thought the England lads were awesome after I went off and the effort they put in was amazing," he said.
"Truly if there was any justice England would now be preparing for a World Cup semi-final. Sadly, however, that is not to be in 2006."
Earlier on Monday, Ronaldo insisted there was no ill-feeling between him and Rooney.
"At the end we texted each other and between us everything's been cleared," he said.
He added: "The things that have been said regarding me and my team-mate and friend Rooney are incredible.
I'm not a referee and I don't have the power to send a player off
Cristiano Ronaldo
"He wished me the best of luck in the World Cup. He told me we had a great team and that if we continued to play like this, we would go far.
"He wasn't angry with me and, moreover, he told me to completely ignore what the English press has said, that all they wanted was to create confusion, but we are already used to that."
Ronaldo insisted he was not to blame for Rooney's dismissal, despite appearing to wink at the Portuguese bench once the red card had been shown. "I am not a referee and I don't have the power to send off a player," said Ronaldo. "I had nothing to do with the fact that the referee showed the red card."
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suYin
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boah, immer wenn ich den rooney seh muss ich an nen fleischer denken der mit nem hackebeil im fleisch rumhackt
Klingenstädter
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Rooney 'gobsmacked' by red card
Rooney was stunned when he was shown the red card
Striker Wayne Rooney said he was "gobsmacked" to be sent off for a stamp on Ricardo Carvalho in England's World Cup quarter-final against Portugal.
And he insisted he was not angry with Cristiano Ronaldo, who appeared to encourage the referee to send him off.
"I want to say absolutely categorically that I did not intentionally put my foot down on Carvalho," said Rooney.
The 20-year-old added: "I bear no ill feeling to Cristiano but am disappointed he chose to get involved."
England ended up losing 3-1 on penalties to Portugal having drawn 0-0 after extra-time. Rooney's Manchester United team-mate Ronaldo scored the winning spot-kick.
Sven-Goran Eriksson's men played the final hour of the match with 10 men after Rooney's sending-off, but in a statement released on Monday, the striker said: "When the referee produced the red card I was amazed - gobsmacked."
He added: "Obviously I'm bitterly disappointed to have been sent off in a World Cup finals match for England.
Truly if there was any justice, England would now be preparing for a World Cup semi-final
Wayne Rooney
"I remember the incident clearly and have seen it several times since on TV," Rooney said.
"I am of the same opinion now as I was at the time that what happened didn't warrant a red card. If anything, I feel we should have had a free-kick for the fouls committed on me during the same incident.
"If you ask any player - and indeed almost any fan - they will tell you that I am straight and honest in the way I play.
"From what I've seen in the World Cup, most players would have gone to ground at the slightest contact but my only thought then was to keep possession for England."
Rooney hailed his England team-mates, who fought valiantly to force extra-time and penalties despite being a man down.
"I thought the England lads were awesome after I went off and the effort they put in was amazing," he said.
"Truly if there was any justice England would now be preparing for a World Cup semi-final. Sadly, however, that is not to be in 2006."
Earlier on Monday, Ronaldo insisted there was no ill-feeling between him and Rooney.
"At the end we texted each other and between us everything's been cleared," he said.
He added: "The things that have been said regarding me and my team-mate and friend Rooney are incredible.
I'm not a referee and I don't have the power to send a player off
Cristiano Ronaldo
"He wished me the best of luck in the World Cup. He told me we had a great team and that if we continued to play like this, we would go far.
"He wasn't angry with me and, moreover, he told me to completely ignore what the English press has said, that all they wanted was to create confusion, but we are already used to that."
Ronaldo insisted he was not to blame for Rooney's dismissal, despite appearing to wink at the Portuguese bench once the red card had been shown. "I am not a referee and I don't have the power to send off a player," said Ronaldo. "I had nothing to do with the fact that the referee showed the red card."
www.bbc.co.uk
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