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Ref apologizes to Aussies for bad call

Posted: Monday June 12, 2006 1:47PM; Updated: Monday June 12, 2006 1:47PM

KAISERSLAUTERN, June 12 (Reuters) -- Australia's players said Egyptian referee Esam Abd El Fatah had apologized for allowing a disputed goal against them in their 3-1 over Japan in World Cup Group F on Monday.

Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer said El Fatah had apologized for allowing Shunsuke Nakamura's goal to stand after Atsushi Yanagisawa collided with the Australian keeper and knocked him off balance as the ball sailed into the empty net.

The goal, which led to a furious protest from the Australians, gave Japan the early lead and the controversey threatened to overshadow the match until the Australians scored three times in a devastating late flurry.

"At the end of the day the referee made a mistake but everybody makes mistakes and I think it was big of him to admit it and overall I think he refereed the game okay," Schwarzer told reporters.

"He said after the game to (Australia captain Mark Viduka) that God was on his side because the result went our way in the end...in the sense that it didn't affect the result in the end."

Viduka confirmed the referee had spoken to him about the incident.

"I think it was obvious that he made a mistake but everybody makes a mistake. He said that God was with him today because he obviously made a mistake."

Australia coach Guus Hiddink also said the referee had got lucky.

"In the end justice was done in this game. It was a clear foul on the goalie."

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As he well should have!!

too right!!!

ahh what a game it was , myself and Aussie mates sitting in Asia, nearly blew the TV off its perch we screamed at it so much!! We even scared the dog into howling and leaving the house. :dance::dance::dance::thumbs:

I am worried about Brazil however... :unsure:

2006

April 14 - sent I-129F to Vermont

April 25 - NOA1

May, June, July lost to IMBRA and RFE's

Aug 22 - NOA2

Sept 25 - interview date OCTOBER 13th

Oct 26 - arrived at JFK - work authorized

Nov 21 - apply SSN, received Nov 29

Dec 16 - marriage license

2007

Jan 05 - wedding

Jan 30 - AOS begins

AOS

Feb 07 - NOA1 ,check cashed

Feb 28 - notice I-485 sent to CSC

Mar 10 - Biometrics

Apr 16 - surprise RFE arrives..they lost my medical. New medical returned, Apr 23

Jun 1st - RFE ..more medical BS ( go back for TB skin test)

Jun 28 - CARD PRODUCTION ORDERED!!!

July 06- Green card arrives.

LIFTING CONDITIONS 2009

June 12 - mailed package

June 15 - check cashed

June 19 - NOA extension letter ( card expires June 26th)

July 03 - Biometrics notice

July 14 - Biometrics appointment

OCT 29 - CARD PRODUCTION ORDERED!!!

 

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