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Was the Saudi referee knobbled in the France Mexico game?

The Saudi referee is giving free kick after free kick to France against Mexico. It looks as if he's been knobbled. If I was the Mexican coach I would definitely put in a complaint to FIFA. It's scandalous!!!!

On the other hand he's just given a penalty to Mexico. Maybe not. I take it back. Actually, one of my former students was the Saudi FIFA represenative.

I wonder what he has to say about this referee. The referee was given a push by FIFA to officiate.

If you read this, let us  know Mohammed.

Comments

Unknown said…
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Unknown said…
It is unfair he was a great referee it may Mexican players was aggressive at the beginning of the match but after he showed them his strictness they stopped their aggressive play then he took the match to the safe coat. You will see him at the finals
Philip Hall said…
Can't agree with you Wael.
Unknown said…
i am sorry that you cant agree with me Phil Hall but FIFA agreed with me as i said this referee will contonue and fifa has appointed him for the monday match between chilli and sutzerland see below
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CHI – SUI (Monday)
Match 31, Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth
First stage, Group H

Referee AL GHAMDI Khalil (KSA)
Assistant Referee 1 KAMRANIFAR Hassan (IRN)
Assistant Referee 2 AL MARZOUQI Saleh (UAE)
Fourth Official VAZQUEZ Martin (URU)
Reserve Assistant Referee NIEVAS Miguel (URU)

http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/news/newsid=1250077/index.html
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goodluck Phil
Philip Hall said…
OK Perhaps you are right Wael, we'll see!!
Unknown said…
you are a nice man Phil
thanks

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