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Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:06 amby woof woof !
adayinthelife wrote:A few stitches and he would have been fine but no he had to be the drama queen and then refuse to let the 4th official ref 
By abandoning the game the Ref has upped the ante . Uefa will now have to respond with far more vigour . A good decision by the ref in my opinion , as others have pointed out ,the italians and the turkish fans and authorities have been getting away with murder for years.
I would hope at least to see the match awarded to kiev and all future Roma fixtures played behind closed doors at a neutral venue.
But if it was up to me I'd kick them out of the competion.
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:20 amby azriahmad
I agree, woof. my initial thought was "why the hell did he not allow the 4th official to continue?" as also echoed by Glenda Hoddle when it was announced by the commentary team that the ref decised that the 4th official was 'not experienced enough' but after reading UEFA's official statement, it was the right choice - refs should not be the target of these hooligan fans like that, and the fate of the tie should be decided by UEFA.
If the crowd were so partisan and violent, the ref and the should be worried for their safety and if the home team cannot even guarantee a safe environment for a football match, then the match should not take place/proceed.
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:43 amby laza
I think the right decision was made.
If the game continued and Roma got a result out of the game what sort of message does that send out.
Give the result to Kiev and some closed games and sends out a clear message
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:16 amby LFC #1
The UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body will convene on Tuesday 21 September to instigate disciplinary proceedings against AS Roma after their opening UEFA Champions League fixture against FC Dynamo Kyiv was abandoned at half-time.
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:56 amby Starbridge42
If it were up to me, and Roma fans should be thanking God that I'm nott, I would slap them with an astronomical, bankrupting fine, an indefinent ban from all European competitions, and order to play ALL matches (of any competition) at a neutral venue until I deem it fit for them to return to their old ground, and finally to make a public apology and pay all damages to the ref.
Probable punishment: A small fine and a warning.
Oh and yes I do support capital punishment 
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 1:20 pmby Quimby
If an English club had been involved, there would've been some real threats about chucking every club out. I'm afraid there's a big double-standard. When Greece lost to Albania last week, there was a riot in Greece and there were deaths. Guess what though - no sanctions whatsoever. Some of the Italian teams have devoted racist element (Lazio's ultras) that are tolerated by the clubs, but again UEFA does nothing. Roma should be thrown out, simple as that. If they continue to play in the CL, every team that visits will have an extra-psychological battle of whether they'll survive to overcome. It gives Roma an unpleasant edge over future opponents. It should not be tolerated.
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 1:54 pmby IstanBuL-FenerBaHce
Nah, they shouldn't be thrown out of CL for one fan's behaviour.
I think the right decision is:
* 0-3 lose for Roma,
* a big fine,
* ban for home matches (on neutral grounds at least during 1 year)
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 2:59 pmby 82-1074641017
Yes, their fans always do the same, they are getting beat so they cause a kick off and chuck bottles and missiles to get the game abandoned, so they can replay the game at 0-0.
Kiev should be awarded a 3-0 win, and Roma should be booted out and banned from Europe for a couple of years
Roberts
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 3:12 pmby stmichael
After the roma game Hoddle said :
"let's not jump to conclusions it could've been a Russian fan that threw the coin".
Yeah right your one up they've had a player sent off ,so you try and do the ref.
Where do sky get these d*ckheads from? I thought McMahon was bad enough but the reverend Glen tops the lot.
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 3:30 pmby laza
Im surprised Hoddle didnt trying blame some poor soul in a wheelchair for it
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 3:32 pmby stmichael
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Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:03 pmby 7_Kewell
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Sat Sep 18, 2004 11:41 amby laza
Nice one Totti , the club must really be loving these comments before the punishment gets meted out
Francesco Totti has accused referee Anders Frisk of being biased in the UEFA Champions League game against Dynamo Kiev that ended when the official was left bloodied by a missile from the crowd.
With Kiev leading 1-0 at half time, and Roma rightly reduced to 10 man after Philippe Mexes' bizarre kick at an opponent, Frisk was struck by an object as he left the pitch.
The game was subsequently suspended, and Roma are anxiously awaiting their punishment.
However, Roma captain Francesco Totti has judged the time right to slam Frisk for being biased against him and refusing to explain his decisions.
"He was biased," Totti told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Against Dynamo Kiev, he never whistled in my favour and he refused to talk to me.
"I would say that the captain has a right to talk to the referee."
Totti is no stranger to controversy, having been banned in the summer's European Championship for spitting at an opponent, and certainly is not one to sugar-coat his views.
However, Totti's comments seem particularly ill-timed with his club still awaiting Uefa's punishment, which could see them expelled from European competition.
Roma were already being closely watched after crowd trouble in the derby against Lazio, but Totti believes that the two incidents are not indicative of the club's behaviour.
"In my opinion, there is a difference between the two things," adds Totti.
"The first time was a thing made by supporters, this isn't.
"A fool threw a coin which hit a referee."
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Sat Sep 18, 2004 2:28 pmby the great one
i never realled liked him spitting at someone and a vicious tackle which he should of bein sent off for but the best uefa will do is a fine for club and him there to soft on clubs like roma.
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Sat Sep 18, 2004 5:54 pmby the great one
Roma out of all UEFA competitions... That sounds too good to happen.
