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As much as I would like to see Bale lifting the trophy in Cardiff, I cannot stand to see a team progress in such dubious circumstances.
Bad decisions both ways tbf just Bayern got much the worst it. I think the refs are to blame. They might get favoured by refs in la liga but I don't think so I'm champions league
It does leave a bit of an unsavoury taste in the mouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
What I would say is perhaps if the ties had been reversed with BM playing at home in the second leg, they may have had the rub of the green.
Either way, some poor decisions going their way, particular the crucial goal, Ronaldo's second. The lino was dead in line and just has to spot the offside.
6-3 was hugely flattering but glad RM won.
Casemiro may as well have run around with a hatchet all night ffs.
Criminal refereeing all night
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
As great as Barca's comeback was against PSG, the help they got from the ref was laughable.
I don't know how Ronaldo does it. He is blatantly not what he was and some of his play last night was laughably bad.
Then he just instinctively knows where/how to score.
That decision though was horrendous for Vidal's second yellow. Haven't seen the other decisions.
Ref was bad, but I don't think RM cheated...
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Real Madrid VS Bayern Munich: the biggest daylight robbery of all time.<br><br>This is what people think "scandal of the bridge" was. <a href="https://t.co/10nb5Kguvx">pic.twitter.com/10nb5Kguvx</a></p>— Monzi (cvg) (@MagicOfBarca) <a href="https://twitter.com/MagicOfBarca/status/854455714772914180">April 18, 2017</a></blockquote>Quote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
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To be fair, you can accept that some decisions are hard to call for referees - often what looks like a foul in real time turns out to be a great tackle with a second look. On that basis you can understand the ref getting the red card wrong if he sees it as a foul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie
However the lack of cards for Casemiro and the failure to see an obvious offside points to preferential treatment for Madrid. The only positive is that the spotlight will be firmly on tonight's Barca game and you can bet that the referee will be doing his utmost not to attract any more unwanted attention.
Whilst the 2nd Madrid goal and the red were awful decisions neither Bayern goal should have stood, the first was never a penalty, clear Robben dive, the second was offside despite being an OG. Right team went through despite the controversyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dr Lecter
How long ago was Barca PSG at the Nou Camp? Barca or Real fans criticising the other side for diving or profiteering off dubious calls is very rich.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie