KLM airline's goodbye to El Tri and fans,

[BoilersRock]

Doh!

This post was edited on 6/30 9:15 AM by BoilersRock

http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/entertainment/201

 

[db]

Wow. They seem like idiots not to see that reaction coming.

I don't like it either. It's strange but I believe I'd have a milder reaction had the Dutch not achieved their victory in such an embarrassing fashion - by taking a flop worthy of the Miami Heat.

 

[Boiler20]

I am not even a soccer 'fan', but I could tell that was not a 'flop'. Even Bill Laimbeer, the original flopper, and maybe the best one ever, would not call that a 'flop'. Perhaps you only read the headline today about the guy saying he flopped? The REST of the story is that he was talking about a flop he tried in the first half. As Alexi Lallas said, he may have softened up the ref to give the card on the second one, which I think is pure B.S. There is no way a ref would remember that 60 minutes later, or more.

 

[pastorjoeboggs]

Yeah, from what I've seen, he was definitely fouled. He may have exaggerated for effect, but it was definitely a penalty.

 

[db]

I watched it live. We will have to agree to disagree.

Admittedly I don't have a huge body of experience on this stuff.