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21 Jun 10
Originally posted by Helder Octavionot bad, yourself?
Hi, trev! How do you do?
Kaká is thinking (?) in religion, trev.
Kaká has donated much money to Estevam and Sonia Hernandez, a couple of crooks who founded a church to trick gullible. That is why Kaka is not playing anything, so I don't think he deserves to be in the Brazilian team.
well i didn't know about that but the thing about kaka is that he can hit greater heights of form than most in the brazil squad and was playing quite well today so in my opinion he must play every game.
i pulled out brazil in a sweep sake i'm in so i just want what’s best for the team 😉
plus placed a little bet on argentina so hopefully we can see a brazil.argentina final
😀
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by trev33For the sports sake and for Fifa and every other Nation it would be better to see two fresh new contenders that have not yet been there...rather than the same old same old...or favourtism.
not bad, yourself?
well i didn't know about that but the thing about kaka is that he can hit greater heights of form than most in the brazil squad and was playing quite well today so in my opinion he must play every game.
i pulled out brazil in a sweep sake i'm in so i just want what’s best for the team 😉
plus placed a little bet on argentina so hopefully we can see a brazil.argentina final
😀
21 Jun 10
For Kaka and Brazil..the red card came in their favor. Knowing that Brazil is already in the second round>>Therfore tha game vs Portugal has no meaning for them and Kaka is already card free......only perhaps looking ahead who will be their next opponent on second round (Spain,Chile<Switzerland or Honduras).
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by PalynkaThere was definitely a malicious intent in Kaka's elbow. It was an aggressive act. He deserved this yellow card. There's, probably, a mean streak in his character.
I did look again. I don't see him using force.
Keita shouldn't have over-reacted, but his intent was to draw referee's attention to the incident.
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by trev33I would prefer to face an out-of-form Kaka than a Baptista hungry for playing time.
a 50% fit kaka is still twice the player of batista.
Guys, watch the second replay in this vid and tell me that's worthy of a yellow:
The first replay might seem he had the elbow sticking out, but the second one clearly shows his arm across his body.
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by PalynkaStill seems like a yellow to me.
I would prefer to face an out-of-form Kaka than a Baptista hungry for playing time.
Guys, watch the second replay in this vid and tell me that's worthy of a yellow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEJyc26PpsQ
The first replay might seem he had the elbow sticking out, but the second one clearly shows his arm across his body.
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by Helder OctavioHow does his donation affects his game? He's not doing anything illegal. You can morally disagree, and I do, just like you can morally disagree with other players behaviour outside the field. But it has nothing to do with football.
Hi, trev! How do you do?
Kaká is thinking (?) in religion, trev.
Kaká has donated much money to Estevam and Sonia Hernandez, a couple of crooks who founded a church to trick gullible. That is why Kaka is not playing anything, so I don't think he deserves to be in the Brazilian team.
Kaká is the best player in this team, he may not be in his best condition but he can make a few good plays and decide the game (like in Brazil's first and third goal yesterday).
Brazil is not going to win the cup without Kaka.
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by Nietzsche1844Not really, If Brazil loses to Portugal he qualifies in second and Portugal first.
For Kaka and Brazil..the red card came in their favor. Knowing that Brazil is already in the second round>>Therfore tha game vs Portugal has no meaning for them and Kaka is already card free......only perhaps looking ahead who will be their next opponent on second round (Spain,Chile<Switzerland or Honduras).
21 Jun 10
Originally posted by Palynkathat's absolutelly nothing. Ivory coast player was running not looking ahead. Kaka saw him comming into his direction and continued standing....why does Kaka needs to move? He just used the arm to protect from the crash. It's not the elbow, Ivory coast player felt nothing, he put his hand in his face... simply ridiculous.
I would prefer to face an out-of-form Kaka than a Baptista hungry for playing time.
Guys, watch the second replay in this vid and tell me that's worthy of a yellow:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEJyc26PpsQ
The first replay might seem he had the elbow sticking out, but the second one clearly shows his arm across his body.
But it would be interesting to count how many fouls Kaká suffered.... and no card to Ivory coast
The referee was terrible, to both sides... in the second half it became wrestling, not football