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[shubassdk]

I kinda hate Clarence Seedorf. No, not kinda. It's blatant hate by now. He said, "Poulsen is a bad person. The kind of person you want to kill". Seriously. That is as bad sportsmanship as it can possibly get...!! And Kaká said that he understood why Totti spat Christian in the face during the EC. And Ancelotti called Christian a coward. Funny, there were 60,000 people and cameras on the players. If Christian had done *anything*, we'd know by now, don't you think? And Gattuso said to Christian after the match, "my compliments, you crazy man". Which is kinda nice ;)

Interesting how grown men can be so childish.

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[lattara.livejournal.com]

It's interesting how anyone grown up can be childish. *pets you*

[benitle.livejournal.com]

God, this is the most unprofessional behaviour I ever heard of! *shakes head sadly*

What 'did' Christian do? (Or better: What is he accused of having done?)

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

It really really is. This guy is supposed to be a professional, he's supposed to know how to behave in a situation like this.

They say that he played too rough, that he comitted too many faults. Maybe he played a rough game, but the referee *did* give him a yellow card and no one has said later on that he was supposed to have gotten a red, too. I mean, this was a Champion's League match, of course it's going to be rough!

[mirabilelectu.livejournal.com]

Seriously? That doesn't sound like something Clarence would say. Perhaps some missed nuance?

Also, what happened? I was watching PSV lose stupidly.

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know. I've never heard him say anything this horrible before!

I don't think anyone misheard anything. I got this from onside.dk:
Hollandske Clarence Seedorf var noget hårdere i sin bedømmelse af danskeren:
"Poulsen er et dårligt menneske. Sådan et menneske, man har lyst til at dræbe".

This is just turning out to be the weirdest farce, ever...

[xavantina.livejournal.com]

Søren likes him. I rest my case.

:)

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

Ha! Yes, he does ;)

[rossonera-9.livejournal.com]

Christian played well yesterday and yeah, he was clearly getting on Kakà's nerves. But hey, that's his job and he did it really well I have to admit.
In my opinion he was the best Schalke player on the pitch and the one to blame thank for the draw.

You know who I mainly supported, but these reactions are just stupid and should not come out of a player's mouth, especially in front of a camera/ a microphone.

For Milan I had been happier if Christian hadn't played that well, but for the match's quality he was essential!

[mittelfeld.livejournal.com]

Was there foot-stomping and temper-tantrum-throwing during all this too? *rolls eyes* Sounds like a bunch of spoiled 10-year-olds.

[shubassdk.livejournal.com]

You know, I wouldn't be surprised if there were...!