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A) All dogs are black
B) You have a dog
C) Your dog is black

Someone "No it's not. You cannot assume that all dogs are black"

"Hey I'm talking about facts, you have a dog!"

ramsej84 wrote:

MUTU wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:I am sorry I don't like Women officiating men's football...

I have grown a phobia from the one who used to be very cruel with my local team.

I remember making a party when I learned that she was pregnant and another one when she hanged her whistle.

Also ... in my short playing career , the only time I got sent off , it was a woman...


P.S that voodoo doll

So, it is pure misogyny mixed with generalisation and irrational superstition. Please in future keep these thoughts to yourself.

How politically correct you are my friend...



That doll was,another subject by the way...


P.S and I speak of facts... The Maltese female ref used to favour Sliema and Valletta big time...
There were teams who asked not to be officiated by her...

There you have it again... It's "politically correct" to not discriminate against a ref just because she’s a woman...

Respect for women?
At least on Valentine's Day.

ramsej84 wrote:

#12 wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:[quote="MUTU"][quote="ramsej84"]I am sorry I don't like Women officiating men's football...

I have grown a phobia from the one who used to be very cruel with my local team.

I remember making a party when I learned that she was pregnant and another one when she hanged her whistle.

Also ... in my short playing career , the only time I got sent off , it was a woman...


P.S that voodoo doll

So, it is pure misogyny mixed with generalisation and irrational superstition. Please in future keep these thoughts to yourself.

How politically correct you are my friend...



That doll was,another subject by the way...


P.S and I speak of facts... The Maltese female ref used to favour Sliema and Valletta big time...
There were teams who asked not to be officiated by her...

There you have it again... It's "politically correct" to not discriminate against a ref just because she’s a woman...[/quote]Oh I thought that there was something missing... #12 aka Stasi...

If there is a someone in here who follows female football, that is me!
I followed the world cup, my local team..., played with women on fifa and got a "rare badge" ... what else do you need?[/quote]

I don’t care!

I hate women’s soccer... I think it’s a sport that lives from speed and athleticism to make watching worthwhile... Men have an evolutionary advantage in that regard and I think it’s okay to say that... It’s NOT okay to say she’s worse at whistling just because she’s a woman...

And I wouldn’t have to play "Stasi", if SOMEONE wouldn’t post stupid GESTAPO shit that reeks of bigotry and hypocrisy all the time...

ramsej84 wrote:

MUTU wrote:Respect for women?
At least on Valentine's Day.

Jesus Christ...
Jesus Christ...

Ooooh sorry, did we interrupt your evening prayers?!

Who is this?

IsiahRashad wrote:Who is this? ]

Didn't get it. What about the picture ? Are you there ?

Pity that voodoo doll comment was overshadowed by the Bibiana controversy.
Here enjoy some Swabian horror. Ramsej look away when you see the train coming

Augsburg is a lovely place, I had spent 3 weeks there end of September in the mid 90's - It was the first time I saw the Bayern players in person by happening to be walking infront of a very posh hotel there, the Drei Mohren when suddenly the Bayern bus stopped there and players walking into the hotel. I couldn't believe what was happening and I didn't have my camera with me (yeah it was still the time when you had to carry cameras with film rolls) FC Augsburg was still unknown then and and Bayern were content of doing training camps in Trentino and not Qatar then, this was about some pre-season friendly.
Augsburgers are proud of their ancient Roman legacy, the Fuggers and among other things their puppet theatre. That's the reason for their weird mascot, and their goal hymn is a tune called 'Eine Insel mit zwei Bergen' made famous by a TV show called Lummerland which featured the Augsburg puppets (Ramsej don't watch )

I don’t like women’s football either, it’s just utter crap, but female officials should not be regarded any different than their male colleagues, that much is common sense.

Bayernbazi wrote:

IsiahRashad wrote:Who is this?

Didn't get it. What about the picture ? Are you there ?

Pity that voodoo doll comment was overshadowed by the Bibiana controversy.
Here enjoy some Swabian horror. Ramsej look away when you see the train coming

Augsburg is a lovely place, I had spent 3 weeks there end of September in the mid 90's - It was the first time I saw the Bayern players in person by happening to be walking infront of a very posh hotel there, the Drei Mohren when suddenly the Bayern bus stopped there and players walking into the hotel. I couldn't believe what was happening and I didn't have my camera with me (yeah it was still the time when you had to carry cameras with film rolls) FC Augsburg was still unknown then and and Bayern were content of doing training camps in Trentino and not Qatar then, this was about some pre-season friendly.
Augsburgers are proud of their ancient Roman legacy, the Fuggers and among other things their puppet theatre. That's the reason for their weird mascot, and their goal hymn is a tune called 'Eine Insel mit zwei Bergen' made famous by a TV show called Lummerland which featured the Augsburg puppets (Ramsej don't watch )

Yeah, I'm just traveling around.

IsiahRashad wrote:

Bayernbazi wrote:

IsiahRashad wrote:Who is this?

Didn't get it. What about the picture ? Are you there ?

Yeah, I'm just traveling around.

Good one - have a nice trip and enjoy. Are you going for the Augsburg game ?

Bayernbazi wrote:

IsiahRashad wrote:

Bayernbazi wrote:[quote="IsiahRashad"]Who is this?

Didn't get it. What about the picture ? Are you there ?

Yeah, I'm just traveling around.

Good one - have a nice trip and enjoy. Are you going for the Augsburg game ?[/quote]Yeah, I'm in Munchen to pick my uncle and we're going to the game. Thank you!

IsiahRashad wrote:Good one - have a nice trip and enjoy. Are you going for the Augsburg game ?

Yeah, I'm in Munchen to pick my uncle and we're going to the game. Thank you! [/quote]


If you have some spare time and you never visited, try to spend some time in the centre of Augsburg, there is a pedestrian area between Königsplatz and the Rathuasplatz - you may also visit the Golden Hall and snap nice panoramic shots from the Perlachturm! There are also some ancient Roman ruins close to the Cathedral to the north of Rathuasplatz. The place was situated at a strategic point on the ancient Roman road network into Germania.

Hope that you watch a good game