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Years ago
Cool Harry
Playing a hard tough game does not automatically mean that you are playing outside the rules. They are playing under the mastermind guidance of Guus Hiddink. He has enough experience to know what they can and can't do.

Years ago
What bugs me is that once a foul is called, it cannot be reversed if found that the ref made an error. Even in the 1st game the Socceroos played against Japan, Japan scored a very controversial 1st goal. After the game, the ref apologised to Schwarzer and told him he made a mistake. If the Socceroos hadn't scored late in that game, they would have lost the game due to a mistake made by the ref.

