when does Denmark  appologise on these cunning DRAWs?
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The problem is in Danish government which is don't has any politic man who can prevent this tension in relation between 1,000,000,000 muslim and Danish people .\nsecond point is who draw this carton has no enough knowledge in history because if you knew who is Mouhammed you will respect him . \nthird point the problem in freedom because everything in this world has limit no one in this world can talk in everything so you have to respect muslim as the muslim people respect you but the strange thing is how  is this come from Danish people because they are a nice  people . \nhow is the drawer do something like this drew carton about somebody who they didn't know ?Now this is my message to the West: \n\n\n\nThere exists a cultural vagueness in the West. This vagueness results from the presence of two different concepts. The first is a great Western concept that we respect, appraise, and need. That concept is freedom of speech. This is a great humane and civilized concept. On the other hand, there is the great Islamic concept of dignifying Allah’s Messenger (SAWS). The problem arises due to the lack of understanding of the Islamic Civilization and the Western Civilization regarding these two concepts. The non-Muslims cannot value the rank of dignifying the Prophet (SAWS). On the other hand, due to the below-average quality of practical application of freedom of speech, Muslims have a vague understanding of the concept of respecting freedom of speech. \n\n\n\nAccordingly, what is required now? We do not want to refuse the concept of freedom of speech, absolutely not. However, the West should alter the freedom of speech so that it does not collide with the very important Islamic value of dignifying the Prophet (SAWS). Here lies the vagueness and ambiguity. The West understands very well the freedom of speech (which we appreciate) but it does not understand Islamic values, such as dignifying the Prophet (SAWS) and other Islamic sanctities. This is where the Western cultural vagueness lies.\n\n\n\nI clearly say to the West, you have a problem. You cannot comprehend how much the Muslims love Prophet Muhammad (SAWS). You are still unable to understand this point. If you had really encompassed its significance, you would never have accepted what happened. The West, in general, governments and people, does not apprehend that Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) is dearer to us than our parents, dearer to me than my father and dearer than my mother. I am sure that any Muslim woman listening to me now, be her religious or not, will swear on that fact. Just ask, what does Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) mean to you? It is not even necessary to do that because it is so evident, but you may conduct surveys for yourselves, and you will realize how true what I am saying is. Ask any youth, be he heedless or pious; ask any Muslim anywhere, in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Yemen or in Egypt. Ask any Muslim in any village regardless of how religious he is, be he an obedient Muslim or not, a drug user or not, successful in his life or a failure, old or young, ask them, what does Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) mean to you?\n\n\n\nO West, I affirm that Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) is dearer to all Muslims than their own parents. O West, Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) is dearer to us, Muslims, than our children and grandchildren. O West, Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) is dearer to us than our money, dearer to us than our own selves. He is dearer to us than our own countries. O Egyptian, who is dearer to you, Egypt or Allah’s Prophet? O Saudi, who is dearer to you, Saudi Arabia or Allah’s Prophet? O Yemeni, O Moroccan, O Algerian, who is dearer to you, your country or Allah’s Messenger (SAWS)? O West, comprehend that meaning, Allah’s Messenger (SAWS) is dearer to Muslims than their children and their own selves.\n\n\n\nWe can never forget the hadith that I repeatedly mentioned during the episodes of “On the Path of the Beloved”. O West, listen to this hadith[11] as it form
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I remember Kluivert's header as the day of yesterday. Tied it in the last minute. But then Holland lost on penalty kicks... again...  for bonus points: Ronaldo scored the first goal right after half-time; Kluivert got a red card in the first game of the tournament; and who can forget the brilliant goal from Bergkamp against Argentina that got Holland in the semi-finals in the first place!
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Korea & Switzerland.  If they draw, France is out.  At least that's what they said on television.
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1 Get a life already ! Excuses. I watched the game there were no such things as unseen fouls.\n\n2 Do you know when it is apenalty ? when the handball done inside the penaltybox is deliberate. None of the handballs you say were deliberate.\n\n3 The linesman's flag was up , clearly, Frei was in a offside position. BUT when the ball was passed it touched a Korean player on the way . Thus it turned into a pass from a swiss player to a misspass from a korean. In case of a misspass the players offside position gets nullified, even if the whole swiss team was in offside & a misspass was made. this is the FIFA rule from 2003. The ref can overturn linesman's descision. He followed the rules & was right.\n\n\nGood for Korea as they got a test of their own medicine. Remember how they cheated past Italy & Spain in 2002 ? The people who said Korea deserved it need to consider these facts after 2002-\n1 Korea didnt win Asian Cup Japan did\n2 Korea finished 2nd to Saudis (!) in qualifiers\n3 They lost 3-1 to Ghana in the build up.\n\nHow come you Koreans not say anything about how Vieira's legal goal was mistakingly ruled out ? If it stayed you would have went out much before.\n\nget ur thinking straight depressing all handballs are never same there is a case of deliberate or not anyone who follows football knows it.
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I feel your frustration and I am in agreement with your assessment. Too many false red-cards have found their way from referees pockets into play during this cup -- which is completely opposite from the 2002 World Cup play (battles).   I like the game but these politics keep me from devoting too much time to following this sport professionally.
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it is after the unfair game of Germany *Austria...\n\nWhere algeria played with chile before germany and won 3-2\n\nSo the reuslt 1-0 for germany will take germany to 2nd round...\nand that what happened for Rominga team...
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No. But I believe some teams may attempt a specific result in their last Group game (e.g. draw of loss) to gain a more favourable draw in Second Round (e.g. avoiding a particular opponent).
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1 Get a life already ! Excuses. I watched the game there were no such things as unseen fouls.\n\n2 Do you know when it is apenalty ? when the handball done inside the penaltybox is deliberate. None of the handballs you say were deliberate.\n\n3 The linesman's flag was up , clearly, Frei was in a offside position. BUT when the ball was passed it touched a Korean player on the way . Thus it turned into a pass from a swiss player to a misspass from a korean. In case of a misspass the players offside position gets nullified, even if the whole swiss team was in offside & a misspass was made. this is the FIFA rule from 2003. The ref can overturn linesman's descision. He followed the rules & was right.\n\n\nGood for Korea as they got a test of their own medicine. Remember how they cheated past Italy & Spain in 2002 ? The people who said Korea deserved it need to consider these facts after 2002-\n1 Korea didnt win Asian Cup Japan did\n2 Korea finished 2nd to Saudis (!) in qualifiers\n3 They lost 3-1 to Ghana in the build up.\n\nHow come you Koreans not say anything about how Vieira's legal goal was mistakingly ruled out ? If it stayed you would have went out much before.\n\n\nps- check the rules yourself "depressing".
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In Graeme Poll's mind...yes. I think he's given out 5 reds, and gos knows how many yellows. He gave a Croatian 3 yellow cards because he had forgotten that that player has already been booked... so there....
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the bad luck that follows england in the penalties, especially against the germans is bound to end sometimes and may be this is the time. happened too many times in the world cup and in the european championships. the luck is bound to change. so, england will march on to the trophy.
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Denmark didnt make it to the World Cup, but France is playing Switzerland on the 13th at 12 noon, Korea on the 18th at 3 pm, and Togo on the 23rd at 3pm
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Newsflash:  The Dutch are pompous jerks, always have been,\n always will be.  \nMuslims are fanatical and hypersensitive, what a fabulous combination.  \nStick all the woodenshoes and all the towelers in the naughty-corner \nuntil they learn how to get along.
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Easy---just take into account previous matches in the tournament. If after extra time, it is still a draw, the match goes to the team with the most points at the group stage, goal difference etc. At the beginning of each match one team knows it has to win to go through and will not play defensively. However, even the team that just needs a draw, still would have an advantage to win as a draw would count against them if they drew in the next round against a team which had won all its matches. Also the third group match for teams that had already qualified would still be worth playing attacking football. If this was adopted then the team with the most consistent performance would go through, rather than a weak team getting through on the lottery of penalties.
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i'd rather say it's danish, it seems to be a part of some old danish poem, at least that's what i found when i typed it into google... i don't understand danish but i know some words: guld=gold, muld=soil, da=then or when, det=it, that
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I'll go as far back as 2002...when Guus Hiddink was coaching South Korea and they got a lot of favorable calls their way, eventually winning the game and knocking out the italians...now Hiddink coaching the Australians gets a very bad call from the ref awarding the game to the Italians....what comes around goes around I guess...
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I also don´t think it was worth a yellow card, and I am also cheering for Germany...\nAnd you, guy, that answered this question first: Who gives a S*** if you think soccer is gay? Why do you even answer those questions if you are not interested? How rude...
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Muslims have a rule that bans painting any picture of Islam holy men and a caricature of Islam prophet surely brings anger to Muslims so the question is why a danish newspaper has published such a debatable thing.\nI think at the moment we need peace not fights.