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Torino visited Sicilian Serie A side Catania on Sunday, and became of the first victims of a stunt that would be better suited on the playground. In order to block the goalkeeper’s view of a free kick, three Catania players, including de-robed forward Gianvito Plasmati in the picture above, dropped their keks around their knees. The trick worked brilliantly, as Giuseppe Mascara’s free kick sailed past keeper Matteo Sereni to secure to 3-2 victory for the home side:
“This is a strategy that (Catania coach Walter) Zenga tries continually in training,” the club’s chief executive Pietro Lo Monaco told RAI state radio yesterday.
Former referees coordinator Paolo Casarin called the move “unsportsmanlike and in bad taste.
“It’s a trick that should not be tolerated anymore by the referees,” Casarin said.
Lo Monaco responded: “A trick? I wouldn’t say so. It’s up to the referee to decide if it should be penalised, otherwise I don’t see where the problem is … Good taste is relative.”
if mi the referee.. i will red card all 3 of them.. see what their reply will be.. hahaha
Serie A has come down so low ah to score a goal and get attention... tsk tsk tsk... sad case...
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Wear a thong and you might score on a gay keeper!!
Can watch the Catania's new football tactics here... lol
Serie A side Catania have developed a unique free-kick routine that involves their players dropping their shorts in order to block the goalkeeper's vision. The tactic, dreamed up by former Italian national goalkeeper Walter Zenga, was employed to great success against Torino last weekend, as you can see here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otO8dtIawXI
Former referees coordinator Paolo Casarin dismissed the tactic as "unsportsmanlike... in bad taste... [and] a trick that should not be tolerated anymore."
How long until it catches on in the Premier League?
ok what, nothing so wrong.