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Martyr's
League Briefs
(16/05)
By: Dinesh Thapa
football_nepal@yahoo.com
FIFA
Referee Dillip Rajak sink Sankata
FIFA referee Dillip Rajak
controversial decision continues in Martyrs League 2061.
On the game against Sankata and BBC, referee Rajak again
made controversial decision of giving BBC free kick on
the injury time of the match. Which free kick was scored
by BBC to draw the match. All the spectator in the
Stadium, Sankata Players and Sport Journalists were
surprised while referee Rajak Whistled. Even BBC players
and British Coach Alan Cairns was complaining to referee
Rajak about why he stop the game. After a bit confusion,
he awarded BBC the free kick which earned Sankata 3
points. So ANFA must watch out for
referee’s too.
BBC’s
British Coach Alan Cairns reaction to 10 – 0 loss to
Three Star
While sports journalists ask
BBC’s British Coach about the 10 – 0 loss to Three
Star Club just before the game (BBC Vs Sankata), he
replied, “There is 22 players and only one ball.
Anything can happen.” Is that the best reaction?
BBC’s
British Coach Alan Cairns unsporting behavior
In the match against Sankata,
one of the BBC player was brought down in the box. But
referee didn’t give penalty as the player was not
heading for the goal and the score was 1 – 1 at that
moment. But British Coach threw his file and some water
bottles in his player box and out in the track. Than he
ran towards the D BOX where his player was down with out
a call by referee. British coach should know the rules
that any coach or players cannot react by throwing
bottles and files and cannot enter the ground unless
called by referee. After the match some Sankata players
and some ANFA officials and one of the linesman said
that the Coach used F word to referee. But the referee
didn’t react.
Do you know the rules Mr.
Cairns and what a Shame one him for that unsporting
behavior. These types of things should be handled by
ANFA properly and in the past I have seen Nepalese coach
and officials punished by these types of behavior. But
why didn’t referee and ANFA officials didin’t take
action to British coach with the unsporting behavior and
that F word. Perhaps they are afraid to speak with white
skinned people or they don’t know how to speak
English? Well I can help…………….ANFA.
What a shame Mr. Cairns.
Police
Beat RCT Fan in Stadium
I wonder why every time Police
play in Stadium there is something wrong. Police Fans
(Off course they are also police in civil dress who came
to watch their team play) used to beat other fans. They
expect all the people at Stadium to support their police
club. Just like in the game against RCT, a RCT fan cheered
for his team but police fans (civil dress police men)
beat him and the security police present at the scene
didn’t do anything except laughing. Thanks to god that
three army men came to rescue the RCT fan. At first the
police fans were angry and want to confront the persons
who save
the RCT fan. But later they knew that they were army
players, Janamat Karki, Babu Kaji Dhaubanjar and Sahila
Maharjan, they kept quiet. Well shame on police fans. I
don’t know why ANFA allows police and army free
entrance to stadium. Army always shows good behavior but
Police men…oh my god……ANFA should take necessary
action prevent
such happenings.
ANFA
strict on discipline in this years Martyr's League
So far there
have been 4 red cards and all the players were
handed stiff penalties by the ANFA disciplinary committee.
Prabin Manandhar (Sankata), Jay Thapa (JYC), Rajesh
Shahi (MMC) and Deepak Limbu (RCT) were handed three
match bans for violent conduct. Cheers ANFA!
Finally, ANFA is taking action on unsportsmanlike behavior.
By: Dinesh Thapa
football_nepal@yahoo.com
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