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Kaka kena sent off!

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That Keita acting and keng-ing skills really superb! Pretend to cover his face and fall to the ground and that got Kaka a 2nd yellow and a red card! Now Brazil is deprived of Kaka. Well done Ivory Coast! :D
 
World cups final will be brazil and italian , both are world famous wayang chao keng kings.
Now we see the trend of tradition powerhouse country are scare of new hungry nations in africa and asia , so they resorts to play acting.
So sad that football have becoming like this. Last time we are more tough , you dont falling down unless you really cannot stands up!
 
That Keita acting and keng-ing skills really superb! Pretend to cover his face and fall to the ground and that got Kaka a 2nd yellow and a red card! Now Brazil is deprived of Kaka. Well done Ivory Coast! :D

Yup, classic play acting fit for a accademy award nominee...dun worry kaka will be back in the last 16 and give them a kick in their ass.
 
Check out Oscar nominee of the year - Keita (Collapsing from invisible punch aka the punch that never was - 2010)

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http://www.singsupplies.com/showthread.php?t=63717

Ivory Coast coach Sven-Goran Eriksson felt the second yellow card against Kaka was warranted and said the Brazilians should not complain after there was more than a hint of handball in Luis Fabiano's second goal - which the goalscorer himself has admitted, calling it "involuntary [but] one of the greatest goals I've scored in my career." "I heard Brazil complain a lot, but I don't think they should, it is extra difficult when Fabiano is allowed to use his hands," said Eriksson.

"It was not just once, it was twice." But Eriksson feels Brazil have the mark of potential world champions. "I think the Brazil team can go all the way, they have quality especially in defence. "You need to be almost perfect to beat Brazil. In every way they are good, they are very good."


 
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