Nunez and at least one or two other Uruguayan players in the stands throwing hands.Damn it, I turned the Giants game on. what I miss?
Oh I agree there. They've messed up most of the stoppage time in this tournament, but this ref was great tonight. Clone him pleasePrecedence. Now 7 min? Why not in any other game? No atrocious wasting or injuries. Just. Be. Consistent. That's all we ask.They finally got it closer to right and you have an issue? Was totally expecting 4 the way this tourny has been going.7 minutes??? Lol
I am just guessing but I think Colombian fans got mixed up with some of the Uruguayan players families in the stands and the players jumped in the stands and started throwing ala the Malice in the Palace or even this Bruins classicDamn it, I turned the Giants game on. what I miss?
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Nice to see Darwin was finally able to hit a target tonight
Malice at the Palace 2.0?Nunez and at least one or two other Uruguayan players in the stands throwing hands.Damn it, I turned the Giants game on. what I miss?
JinxI am just guess but I think Colombian fans got mixed up with some of the Uruguayn players familes in the stands and the players jumped in the stands and started throwing ala the Malice in the PalaceDamn it, I turned the Giants game on. what I miss?
As a Liverpool fan, I have a bad feeling about which Uruguayan player was in the stands throwing fists. There was definitely a ponytail involved.
ETA: Yeah, Twitter has the goods. It's Nunez. Look for the guy in the sports performance tank. He straight drilled someone. And went after another one. He may be sitting for a long time.
First time watching South American teams?As a Liverpool fan, I have a bad feeling about which Uruguayan player was in the stands throwing fists. There was definitely a ponytail involved.
ETA: Yeah, Twitter has the goods. It's Nunez. Look for the guy in the sports performance tank. He straight drilled someone. And went after another one. He may be sitting for a long time.
Crazy to see that at a soccer match.
He may be sitting for a long time.
I assumed it was tongue in cheek.First time watching South American teams?As a Liverpool fan, I have a bad feeling about which Uruguayan player was in the stands throwing fists. There was definitely a ponytail involved.
ETA: Yeah, Twitter has the goods. It's Nunez. Look for the guy in the sports performance tank. He straight drilled someone. And went after another one. He may be sitting for a long time.
Crazy to see that at a soccer match.![]()
I mentioned that above. It makes the most sense for what happened.Totally unconfirmed, but sounds like maybe Colombian fans were harassing the families of the Uruguayan players.
First time watching South American teams?As a Liverpool fan, I have a bad feeling about which Uruguayan player was in the stands throwing fists. There was definitely a ponytail involved.
ETA: Yeah, Twitter has the goods. It's Nunez. Look for the guy in the sports performance tank. He straight drilled someone. And went after another one. He may be sitting for a long time.
Crazy to see that at a soccer match.![]()
Wasn't Suarez suspended from everything on Planet Earth after he bit Chiellini? That's what I was thinking of as precedent.I don't think CONMEBOL has any ability to suspend Nunez from club soccer. They can certainly suspend him for qualifying though.
- Suarez was banned for the next 9 competitive international matches. In practice this means, he would be banned for the rest of the World Cup and, depending on how far Uruguay progressed in various competitions was likely to miss most of the Copa America in 2015 and possibly some of the Copa America in 2016.
- Suarez was banned from “all football related activity” for 4 months and also given a stadium ban for the same period. This means he was unable to be around the Uruguay squad in the World Cup and will not be able to train with his club team (or even watch them in their stadium) until after the end of October. For his current club Liverpool FC, this would mean missing 13 games and not playing until 1 November 2014. However, this part of the ruling does not, in principle, prevent a transfer to another club taking place. Further, once the 4 months has expired, Suarez would be able to play friendly matches for Uruguay and train with them pending expiry of his 9 game competitive match ban.
- Finally, Suarez was fined 100,000 CHF (around £65,000).
This is where it gets confusing to me.Wasn't Suarez suspended from everything on Planet Earth after he bit Chiellini? That's what I was thinking of as precedent.I don't think CONMEBOL has any ability to suspend Nunez from club soccer. They can certainly suspend him for qualifying though.
Landon Donovan?Klose?So help me here. Who in soccer history has a similar player profile of disappointing at club level and being so damn good internationally like James?
This is a tricky one.Landon Donovan?Klose?So help me here. Who in soccer history has a similar player profile of disappointing at club level and being so damn good internationally like James?
Fifa can't step in? I'd imagine some hefty punishments about to come down the pipe.He may be sitting for a long time.
how does this work?
I don't think CONMEBOL has any ability to suspend Nunez from club soccer. They can certainly suspend him for qualifying though.
Ah, didn’t know that. I remember in 2010 thinking this guy had to be starting on some EPL team at least and was shocked he wasn’t. Seemed like a top 15 player in the world to me.This is a tricky one.Landon Donovan?Klose?So help me here. Who in soccer history has a similar player profile of disappointing at club level and being so damn good internationally like James?
Landon had some mental problems when he was young and wanted no part of being over seas by himself. He gave up before he even gave it a chance. But he had a dynamite career in MLS. They named the MVP trophy after him as an honor to his career.
Ah, didn’t know that. I remember in 2010 thinking this guy had to be starting on some EPL team at least and was shocked he wasn’t. Seemed like a top 15 player in the world to me.This is a tricky one.Landon Donovan?Klose?So help me here. Who in soccer history has a similar player profile of disappointing at club level and being so damn good internationally like James?
Landon had some mental problems when he was young and wanted no part of being over seas by himself. He gave up before he even gave it a chance. But he had a dynamite career in MLS. They named the MVP trophy after him as an honor to his career.
I don’t follow MLS so I’m glad to hear he had a great career there.
I honestly don't know what the rules are. I know for sure this is a CONMEBOL event and they run the entire thing with almost no FIFA oversite outside of getting on the FIFA international calendar.Fifa can't step in? I'd imagine some hefty punishments about to come down the pipe.He may be sitting for a long time.
how does this work?
I don't think CONMEBOL has any ability to suspend Nunez from club soccer. They can certainly suspend him for qualifying though.
Never even close to that. But as Andy said, one of the best MLS ever saw, starting from day 1.Ah, didn’t know that. I remember in 2010 thinking this guy had to be starting on some EPL team at least and was shocked he wasn’t. Seemed like a top 15 player in the world to me.This is a tricky one.Landon Donovan?Klose?So help me here. Who in soccer history has a similar player profile of disappointing at club level and being so damn good internationally like James?
Landon had some mental problems when he was young and wanted no part of being over seas by himself. He gave up before he even gave it a chance. But he had a dynamite career in MLS. They named the MVP trophy after him as an honor to his career.
I don’t follow MLS so I’m glad to hear he had a great career there.
classic united fanOn paper that is a good run. But with this team, and being England, if he doesn't win one of these, its a failure.True, he hasn't totally bottled this talented team like some others have with their (Belgium, Netherlands, USA, etc)Nothing like getting credit when the team wins despite you, not because of you.The English Berhalter does it again!
Is Southgate the best manager in the world? Or the best manager in the universe?
I have to admit I was a little shocked when Southgate got the job. I was never impressed with what he did at Middlesbrough - but I'm not sure how you can be too disappointed with his results if you are an England fan. Who's done better?
Last WC was a disappointment but b2b Euro finals with a chance to win one. 4th place in his first WC. Feels like he needs to win Sunday to lead them to '26 but as a quasi-England fan I wouldn't be disappointed if he's the coach no matter the result Sunday. If he wins, well he's the coach maybe as long as he wants.
I’d give you disappointment
Police definitely did show up to help but I never saw any of the stadium security doing anything. In a couple of videos you can see them just watching the brawl while someone runs into the pitch behind them.As we expected
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Uruguay captain Jose Maria Gimenez said the players were concerned for their family members in the stands. "It was a disaster; there was no police and we had to defend our families," he said. "This is the fault of two or three people who had a few too many drinks."
That aim is about on par with Uruguay's finishing last night.Could be bad for Bentacur. https://www.reddit.com/r/coys/comments/1e0hvm4/renzo_bentacur_threw_glass_bottle_and_hit/
I don't think it was a glass bottle.Could be bad for Bentacur. https://www.reddit.com/r/coys/comments/1e0hvm4/renzo_bentacur_threw_glass_bottle_and_hit/
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Uruguay captain Jose Maria Gimenez said the players were concerned for their family members in the stands. "It was a disaster; there was no police and we had to defend our families," he said. "This is the fault of two or three people who had a few too many drinks."
Oh, I don't know - I imagine there are a few organizers who are quite pleased with the amount of money they made from the tournament...Copa 2024 has been an interesting case study on what not to do when running a soccer tournament.
Speculation is frozen water/ice in a plastic bottle. Further down there's a post with a pic of the bloodied guy he hitI don't think it was a glass bottle.Could be bad for Bentacur. https://www.reddit.com/r/coys/comments/1e0hvm4/renzo_bentacur_threw_glass_bottle_and_hit/
Looked more like ice coming out of a cup.
Still not good - but its not as bad as killing a man with a trident.
Oh, I don't know - I imagine there are a few organizers who are quite pleased with the amount of money they made from the tournament...Copa 2024 has been an interesting case study on what not to do when running a soccer tournament.
WTF?! Imperial Rome lives.classic Copa vibes https://x.com/MenInBlazers/status/1811031840918065653
Dynamic pricing means he will probably be able to afford a second one.WTF?! Imperial Rome lives.classic Copa vibes https://x.com/MenInBlazers/status/1811031840918065653