The Player Sacked for Scoring a Goal

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This FIFA World Cup 2002’s video is titled The Player Sacked for Scoring a Goal and credited to Tifo Football. Viewing time is 00:00:56, enjoy our fellow FIFA World Cup fans!

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  1. Maradona received similar treatment for scoring against Italy in the semis in Italy once a hero for bringing the Scudetto to Naples now the villian for punishing the National side in all places Naples couldn't have scripted it better unlike 2002 ??

  2. If this was England who it affected, people would just laugh. Being to blind to realize anything else, i mean world cup 2010 against Germany or hand or god as examples. They would rather turn their attention to 1966, because they don't want England to be a victim. England are the Meg Griffin of football.

  3. Spain as well….That was meant to be the last Roberto Baggio's world cup but Trapattoni didn't call him up…shame.

    I think we had one of the best teams that Italy ever had, midfield was probably the weakest section compared to other years.
    I just wished we watched the real World Cup without the games fixed by Moreno and South Korea.

    Also…besides Moreno, no body got punished…it all faded away

  4. After Ahn retired, he said when he left Perugia, He was closed to move Blackburn Rovers. but because of dummy agent and mother's debt. He chose J-League team to earn more money. After he spend 4years, finally He could play at europe again

  5. Actually that is not entirely true. The Korean player was the one who asked for a transfer. He was on loan i think at Peruggia and they made an effort to buy him but he refused because he wanted to play in a country closer to his home.

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