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World Cup 2010: Brazil star Kaka slams Argentina coach Diego Maradona over handball accusations
Brazilian unhappy with comments from El Diego…
22 Jun 2010 22:06:00
By Rupert Fryer
Brazil playmaker Kaka has responded to comments from Diego Maradona regarding Luis Fabiano’s controversial second goal against Ivory Coast this past weekend.
The Real Madrid star reckons the Argentine is well placed to talk about handballs - having famously scored with his fist against England in 1986.
"It's funny that somebody like Maradona wants to talk about Fabiano’s goal,” Kaka told Clarin. “He knows a lot about scoring with his hand.”
Kaka was responding to Maradona’s comments in a press conference.
"Brazil are not playing well as they have,” the Argentina coach had said. “But Brazil can take it all, even if they have to use their arms.”
Kaka went on to discuss the red card he received following an altercation with Kader Keita and suggested FIFA should stop showing replays of goals in the stadium.
"It makes me think why on the giant screens is it ok to show the replays of Fabiano’s goal but not my dismissal,” he said.
"It might be better that FIFA should not allow replays of the match on the big screen.”
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The Real Madrid star reckons the Argentine is well placed to talk about handballs - having famously scored with his fist against England in 1986.
"It's funny that somebody like Maradona wants to talk about Fabiano’s goal,” Kaka told Clarin. “He knows a lot about scoring with his hand.”
Kaka was responding to Maradona’s comments in a press conference.
"Brazil are not playing well as they have,” the Argentina coach had said. “But Brazil can take it all, even if they have to use their arms.”
Kaka went on to discuss the red card he received following an altercation with Kader Keita and suggested FIFA should stop showing replays of goals in the stadium.
"It makes me think why on the giant screens is it ok to show the replays of Fabiano’s goal but not my dismissal,” he said.
"It might be better that FIFA should not allow replays of the match on the big screen.”
No trip to South Africa is complete without a visit to its most beautiful and sunniest city. Durban offers much more than sandy beaches, safaris, casinos and the World Cup, for information on what to do and see, please click here.
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