10 shameful moments in World Cup history

[teknorich]

Would you rather your country's team went out with dignity, or got through but everyone knew it was undeserved and due to cheating? If Uruguay go on to win the world cup, won't the fact that they would not even have been in the competition if they hadn't cheated cheapen that victory? As C.O says, different people see it differently, but for me it is a no-brainer indeed!

[C.O.Prodigy]

Would you rather your country's team went out with dignity, or got through but everyone knew it was undeserved and due to cheating?

Yeah that fact about fair play was lost to Italy when they won it last time around. I have never thought of Italy 06 as my world champions of football.

Anyway, Suarez's skills allowed him to be there to stop two shots when his team needed him the most. I can't speak about whether he should have done it or not but it's not easy to play a striker and be the last man standing between the ball and the goal. He cheated but he showed great skill and tremendous anticipation. The pic above says it all.

Then again it's a terrible message to send out to young footballers across the globe, but it shows knowledge of the rules and how they can be applied in your favor. I didn't like it myself cause I think Ghana would have put up more of a fight in a match against the Netherlands. I guess we'll see.

should be be made an example of, and given a longer suspension?

He will be playing no part in the rest of the tournament. That's what I read.

[C.O.Prodigy]

It's a shame that this reckless challenge only got a yellow card.
It looks to me like the attacking player realized what was coming and tried to protect himself by reacting first.
I have no clue why this isn't a red. It's not the worst challenge but it was blatant, from behind and intentional.




A yellow? Red surely.