banned 2 match for ujfalusi
By adhyz82
@adhyz82 (36249)
Indonesia
September 22, 2010 3:18am CST
Atletico Madrid defender, Tomas Ujfalusi, finally get punishment , banned 2 match after his hard tackling for star barcelona, lionel messi when barca meet atleticon in vicente calderon stadium
ujfalusi tackle messi and make messi got out from fields and must rest because his injured in foot. ujfalusi get red card and messi rest 2 weeks.
many pressure from spain press which say that ujfalusi shoud get banned more than 2 match but competition commite from LFP Spain had decided that tackling of ujfalusi is deserved get 2 banned match..
ujfalusi had forgiven to messi via short message by his teammate, kun aguerro
5 responses
@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
23 Sep 10
Two match is too little a punishment for it. Ujfalusi had no intention to win the ball at all. Watching the replay, it is very sure that he wanted to take Messi out. And out Messi is, for two weeks. The argentine is very lucky as he could have had his ankle broken into two pieces. While soccer is a contact sports, such hooligans way definitely has no place in the game. FIFA, UEFA and all the Football Associations in the world got to get their act together to prevent talented players from having their legs broken into pieces.
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@swordfish2010 (109)
• Indonesia
23 Sep 10
As I say previously on my comment on Ujfalusi Tackle on messi.. maybe Ujfalusi text is like this:
"dear messi, I'm sorry have tackled you like that. but honestly, it just business. so I was thinking that i should get your forgiveness".
and at the end kun aguerro add smiley :)
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@rappeter13 (8608)
• Romania
22 Sep 10
Ujfalusi didn't want to injure Messi, he wanted to play the ball, but Messi was too fast for him and that way Ujfalusi got his feet. He got a straight red card and a 2 games suspension, which I think is a fair decision. The tackle wasn't so hard, but the timing was, and that is why he got Messi's feet. A harsher suspension would have been an unfair decision, because this wasn't such a hard tackle, only the outcome was a little bit unfortunate. Let's not forget that football is a men sport, not for crybabies, so hard tackles are in.
@epchee (27)
• Malaysia
22 Sep 10
I didn't see the tackle but obviously the intention is to get Messi out of the match. 2 match ban is too lenient and I think the punishment should be as long as Messi's recovery time. An eye for an eye, not to say that we should ask Messi to step on Ujfalusi ankle but the punishment should be fair to the victim. This will send a strong message to any player who intend to hurt someone maliciously.
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