At least i know which team not to support during 2010 championships.  

thanks bengt
god saw and see what happend in cairo ..he support us in souadan 
we are happy  in algeria
cry egyptien 

No, I do not imagine that FIFA would agree at this late stage to give a replay. 
It happens so often in football and people get away with it.  Football is an
atrocious sport if we look at the morals of teams and players.  There have been
many examples where honest teams were defeated by the referee or the national
football bodies.  

As for the summer, we will watch Gaelic football and hurling and watch the most
exciting  sports in the world.  


http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=gaelic football
highlights&search_type=&aq=1&oq=gaelic foot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IC48ZAZsIY    
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTwP2RdrIDA&feature=related

I thing that it's impossible to play this match again. Remember famous
Maradona's score by his hand. It's so unfair that Henry didn't confessed that he
touched ball by hand. What's more I thing thing referee can't use replay on
screen to see some situations once again. I thought that for big stars like
Henry fair play is the most important in football, now I see that money is more
important.
On the other hand we should try to understand referee, because he isn't a
machine. He don't see everything on the pitch, so this situation isn't his
fault.
That's all :)  

How many people think the President of UEFA Michael Platini will let that
happen? He will use all his powers and influence from stopping a replay.

"I'll never drink French wine again," claimed one woman. Then it got ridiculous
as other people texted in to say they would be giving up French bread, and even
French kissing. 
Rather than a wild World Cup summer, it seems Irish fans will be eating Irish
bread, sipping German wine and pecking each other on the cheek

Hi Bengt

I shall be pragmatic. I feel sorry for the Irish players who really put up a
fighting performance.  Let's not forget that France were understrength last
night.  Life is not fair.

Agreed about the notion of FIFA demonstrating fair play but I do not think it
will happen.  Imagine all those advertisements on TV on CNN encouraging children
not to cheat at school, not to cheat in life...I mean what message are we really
giving our kids?  Anyway, that is going off the point of football.

There is a question that sticks in my mind; can we replay every football match
where a bad decision is made?  Can we correct all the bad decisions that were
made?  No.  Life goes on.  As an Irish person, I take encouragement that we can
beat a big team in 90 minutes away from home.  This was the first big victory
against a big team (no offence to any nation) in 6 years.  Up until last night,
Ireland had failed to beat other teams that were its equals home or away -
Israel, Russia, Switzerland, France, Italy...

It's nice that Sarko has come out and said that Ireland were cheated.  Good old
spirit after the Lisbon Treaty.  Maybe that should have been a clause :) 

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I don't support neither Ireland or France but I think it's a big shame that the
swedish judge Martin Hansson completely missed that Henry took the ball by hand
before the
the crucial goal against Ireland. If FIFA has the least intention of fair play
the match should be replayed!

Good luck in South Africa 2010 Algeria:)

I support Algeria:) I'll look at the game tonight!

Salam
Bengt