E u r o 2020

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Anh đã ngủ quên từ phút thứ 3 sau khi
dẫn một trái quá sớm. Rút về đá thủ. Ý
lần này đá không hay bằng mấy trận trước
nhưng vẫn ép Anh gần 110 phút của 4 hiệp.

Trận chung kết coi thiệt mãn nhãn..

Dạ ,
Gianluigi Donnarumma
Ngày sinh
25/02/1999
Nơi sinh
Castellammare di Stabia, Italy
Quốc tịch
Ý
Chiều cao
1.96 m
Cân nặng
87 kg
Vị trí
Thủ môn ( hình như đang đá cho PSG)
Em bắt đầu thích him sau trận cầu sáng nay . Tuyệt vời thật !
* Thấy thương Kane, nỗi đau cất sâu trong lòng !

[ngocdam66]

Trời ! Anh đã ghi bàn 1-0

Cũng giống nhu DAN MẠCH thôi ăn đầu bán trâu

[ngocdam66]

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Ta khôn ta tìm nơi vắng vẻ
Người khờ người đến chốn lao xao...
(Trạng Tránh)

‘Absolute bedlam’: how ticketless fans stormed Wembley
https://www.theguardian.com/football...tormed-wembley

At 5.15pm Paul Brown, a video reporter, filmed dozens of fans breaching a Covid test and ticket checkpoint between the stadium and Wembley Arena. His video, uploaded to Twitter an hour later, showed stewards being overwhelmed and knocked off their feet.

Similar footage showed fans dashing through upturned barriers as stewards made vain attempts to stop them. At another makeshift barrier, video showed some fans being beaten with truncheons as others got through. Other people appeared to breach security by climbing up on to the roof of a toilet block or using barriers as a makeshift ladder.

Francesco said there were four ticketless fans who forced their way in with him and his girlfriend. “I told the steward and he said 500 had probably got through this gate alone,” Francesco told the Guardian.

Philip Cornwall, a production editor on the Guardian’s sports desk, said: “There were loads of lads hanging about trying to persuade ticketholders to let them squeeze behind them through the turnstiles. The turnstiles are unmanned, so it required the vigilance of the stewards about five yards back to see if this was happening.”

A fan who wanted to remain anonymous said she and her nephew were offered £50 by ticketless fans who wanted to “try and sneak in behind us” at the turnstile. “We ignored them but they did it anyway.”

“It was absolute bedlam inside,” said a fan who would only give her name as Laura. “There were people in our seats and too many people in our row, some must not have had tickets.” She said she saw an England fan snatch an Italian flag that was tied to a boy’s neck. “The poor child was with his family and looked terrified.”

More ticketless fans tried to enter at half-time, according to a 50-year-old fan who did not want to give his name. “There was then related disturbances as people found their seats occupied by those without tickets,” he said.

Jon Wilson, an England fan, said it was “the worst football match I have ever experienced – raw aggression the whole way through”. He added: “Wembley Way was appalling. There were no Covid checks to gain entry as staff were too busy dragging a number of people who were forcing the barriers. My 15-year-old son said afterwards: ‘I don’t think I like football.’”

Thứ nhất sợ corona
Thứ nhì sợ hooligans liều thân.

[dulan]

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Chào nguyên hội bóng tròn phố.

Wow... cú làm bàn của Federico Chisea (spelling) ở phút 95 quá xá đẹp hở, hay tại nú ngó ra.
Còn cú làm bàn của meteo Tassimo (spelling luôn) ở phút 105 thì nú ngó hổng kịp.
Cú làm bàn của tuyển thủ áo cũng ngó hổng kịp luôn.
Giờ này chắc ở Little Italy chắc là fans ý đang rần rần tràn ra đường hổng chừng.
Em gái Du lan sửa soạn làm cái bánh có hình cờ ý là vừa (cái bánh đẹp quá nha Du Lan)

Thấy hình búa liềm của áo cái nú nhảy nhỏm, tưởng năm dởn chơi, té ra là thiệt.
Chừng check thì đây là biểu tượng của team bóng tròn đất áo.
Có búa có liềm để chặt đứt xích xiềng nô lệ chớ, hổng thấy sợi dây xích đứt đôi đó sao.
Thảo nào... (y hình) áo chưa bao giờ bợ cúp ráo chọi !

Chừ tinh thần bóng tròn mới từ từ chổi dậy heng.
Bữa trước đội hockey MTL thắng Golgen Knight của Las vegas để vô chung kết Stanley Cup, police xúc 1 hơi 15 fans lên xe cây về bót.
Hockey sắp kết thúc rồi, chừ sửa soạn coi trái banh lăn nhịp nhàng trên sân cỏ.
Thiếu chị bảy, thiếu bác HV, thiếu Tôm, thiếu SC... còn thiếu thêm ai hông nữa ? Bác mộc hổng biết có coi đá không nha ?.
Nhưng... lời cô Dung (chào làm quen Dung)


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Xin chào Euro 2020 và quan khách trong nhà N5 nhé!
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Dạ có bánh nè nha chị Lucy

Mùa bóng đá UEFA trễ một năm nhưng vẫn giữ tên EURO 2020.
Dulan đem về vài món của mùa bóng đá...


FIFA 2014:








UEFA 2016:








FIFA 2018:






Nắn logo bằng marzipan (đồng coin có hình cup bóng đá mua hồi euro 2016):






Euro 2020 cake:






Hôm qua đội Italy đoạt cup euro 2020 nên dulan làm bánh dựa theo hình này (cám ơn N5 đem hình này về cho dulan làm theo nha):





Dulan chỉ nắn màu áo thủ môn vàng, màu áo xanh dương; và màu áo xám của huấn luyện viên đội Ý thôi (23 người rối mắt ổ bánh quá, hihi...)
Italy & euro 2020 cake:






Italy và UEFA EURO 2020 cake:






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Các fans của bóng đá ăn mừng gì nhỉ, dulan khênh về Disaronno Amaretto của Italy và cơm rượu (đúng ra thì nên đem các món spaghetti, pizza về nhưng thôi hẹn dịp khác vậy):








Có cơm rượu nên thêm xôi vò (xôi vò và cơm rượu gói từng viên bằng lá chuối ăn thấy thơm ngon hơn):







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Bóng đá EURO 2020 với chiến thắng tuyệt vời của đội Ý Đại Lợi đã khép lại, xin hẹn mùa bóng FIFA 2022 nhé!

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Thân mến và chúc vui,
Dulan
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Vẫy tay chào Dung, Ốc, anh NgocDam, N5 nhé


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Chị Lan Huệ và chị Ngô Đồng có xem bóng đá không nhỉ

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Anh Sáu Đồng năm nay có làm trọng tài hông ta

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[Triển]

Ổ bánh này mà cồ động viên Ý biết được là kiếm bạc triệu luôn á.
Việt Nam mình ở nhà quê ăn tết 30 ngày, chớ người Ý kỳ này ăn tết
1 năm luôn. Chờ hơn nửa thế kỷ mới giật lại ngôi vị cầu vương mà.

[Triển]

She said she saw an England fan snatch an Italian flag that was tied to a boy’s neck. “The poor child was with his family and looked terrified.”

Ôi, thằng bé bị "tấn công vật lý" rồi nè.

[dulan]

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Bây giờ dulan tô sơn bóng và thêm sao vì thấy có pháo bông nhiều nè N5:









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Hihi..., nghe N5 nói cái mình tưởng sắp thành triệu phú (đồng VN), hihi...

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[Triển]

Cách đây không lâu tui nhớ có một vài người trong
diễn đàn này nói Châu Âu "bắt chước" chống kỳ thị
một cách ngu muội. Bị cộng sản giựt dây, phản ứng
ngu ngốc.
Phải đi một ngày đàng để học một sàng khôn các bạn
ạ. Không phải khơi khơi mà cả hai đội Ý và Anh quỳ
trước trận chung kết giải vô địch túc cầu Châu Âu lần
này.
Đá hư ba trái penalties khiến Anh thua Ý, 3 đứa bé da
màu lập tức bị lăng mạ kỳ thị trên mạng xã hội ngay.

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Racist abuse of England players Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho & Bukayo Saka 'unforgivable'

Last updated on
12 July 202112 July 2021.

England manager Gareth Southgate said the racist abuse aimed at Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka after the Euro 2020 final defeat by Italy was "unforgivable".

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Football Association also condemned it.

All three players missed penalties in the 3-2 shootout loss and were targeted on social media after the game.

The Metropolitan Police is investigating the abuse and said "it will not be tolerated".

"It's just not what we stand for," said Southgate.

"We have been a beacon of light in bringing people together, in people being able to relate to the national team, and the national team stands for everybody and so that togetherness has to continue.

"We have shown the power our country has when it does come together and has that energy and positivity together.

"It's my decision who takes the penalties, it's not a case of players not volunteering or more experienced players backing out."

England and Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jude Bellingham tweeted a picture of the three players wearing crowns and wrote: "We win together and we lose together. So proud to have team-mates with such top character. As for the racism, hurtful but not surprising. Will never get bored of saying that more needs to be done. Educate and control the platforms."


Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford missed penalties in England's shootout defeat

European football's governing body Uefa condemned the "disgusting racist abuse", adding: "We stand by the players and the FA's call for the strongest possible punishments."

On Monday, League Two side Leyton Orient said they had banned a fan for life in connection with the abuse.

"The supporter in question's actions on Twitter were alerted to the club late last night, and action has been taken swiftly to issue a banning order," the club said.

England had reached their first final in a major tournament since winning the World Cup in 1966 and, despite taking the lead against Italy, drew 1-1 after extra time before a penalty shootout.

"This England team deserve to be lauded as heroes, not racially abused on social media," said the prime minister.

He later started a Downing Street briefing by praising the players, adding: "They brought joy to this country and to those who have been directing racist abuse I say 'shame on you and I hope you will crawl back under the rock from which you emerged'."

England's players have taken a knee before games at the Euros to highlight the fight against racial inequality.

On the day the tournament started on 11 June, the prime minister did not condemn fans who jeered when England players took the knee during two warm-up games.

Instead, Johnson said he wanted to see fans "getting behind the team to cheer them on" - and was then accused of not having "the guts to call it out" by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

We implore government to act quickly - FA

The FA said it was "appalled" by the "online racism" directed at the three players following the defeat at Wembley.

It added: "We could not be clearer that anyone behind such disgusting behaviour is not welcome in following the team.

"We will do all we can to support the players affected while urging the toughest punishments possible for anyone responsible.

"We will continue to do everything we can to stamp discrimination out of the game, but we implore government to act quickly and bring in the appropriate legislation so this abuse has real life consequences.

"Social media companies need to step up and take accountability and action to ban abusers from their platforms, gather evidence that can lead to prosecution and support making their platforms free from this type of abhorrent abuse."

In February, the government threatened social media companies with "large fines" if they failed to tackle abuse on their platforms.

"It's unbelievable that we are still talking about it," FA chief executive Mark Bullingham told BBC Sport. "We've been so clear, these social media companies need to act. They need to stamp it out and they can do that. "We are reiterating a call for the government to bring in the Online Harms Bill as soon as they can. We don't think it's acceptable in any walk of life for this racist abuse to happen and we want it to stop."

Rashford highlighted racial abuse he received on social media in May after losing the Europa League final with Manchester United.

And last year Sancho was among sport stars protesting against racism following the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis.

Social media companies have been criticised for a perceived lack of action on racist abuse on their platforms, and in April Instagram announced a tool to enable users to automatically filter out abusive messages from those they do not follow.

Following numerous instances of online abuse, a number of clubs, players, athletes and sporting bodies took part in a four-day boycott of social media in April to encourage companies to take a stronger stance against racist and sexist abuse.

On the back of the abuse suffered by England's players after the Euro 2020 final, Facebook said it had recently announced tougher measures on its Instagram platform, including permanently deleting accounts that repeatedly send abusive direct messages.

"No one should have to experience racist abuse anywhere, and we don't want it on Instagram," said a Facebook spokesperson.

"We quickly removed comments and accounts directing abuse at England's footballers last night and we'll continue to take action against those that break our rules.

"In addition to our work to remove this content, we encourage all players to turn on Hidden Words, a tool which means no one has to see abuse in their comments or DMs.

"No one thing will fix this challenge overnight, but we're committed to keeping our community safe from abuse."

Twitter said it had removed more than 1,000 posts over the past 24 hours and suspended a number of accounts for violating its rules.

Southgate said his team would "heal together as a team now" and that "we're there for them [Sancho, Rashford and Saka] and I know that 99% of the public will be as well".

He added: "Bukayo in particular has been an absolute star in this tournament, incredible maturity and the way he has played has brought a smile to so many people's faces.

"He's become such a popular member of the group and I know he has got everybody's support."

The Professional Footballers' Association joined the condemnation, saying those responsible "represent the worst of us", and that the response from social media companies was "insufficient".

"Racist abuse causes trauma. It will impact the targeted players, their team-mates, and we know it will also affect their peers," the PFA said.

"It causes hurt to all the other fans who view online hate, and it will inevitably live with the next aspiring generation of young players."

Arsenal proud of Saka - and other reaction

Former England striker and BBC pundit Alan Shearer said he hoped "social media companies expose these individuals" who post online abuse.

"There are so many positives for social media but also so many negatives," Shearer told BBC Breakfast.

"The positives are that it allows so many of these players and squad to show their personality on the pitch and, most importantly, off the pitch.

"But on the negative side, what on earth are people thinking about - when these guys have been brave enough to take a penalty - to go online and abuse these players?

"What is wrong with some people? It is just so sad and ridiculous. I hope the social media companies expose these individuals. Absolutely disgusting."

Saka, who had his penalty saved by Italy keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, was consoled by his team-mates and England manager Southgate following his spot-kick.

The 19-year-old has been at Arsenal since he was seven and the Gunners said they were "proud" of the winger's exploits at Euro 2020 and told him to "hold your head high".

"Last night we witnessed the leadership and character we've always known and loved in Bukayo," said an Arsenal statement.

"However, this feeling of pride quickly turned to sorrow at the racist comments our young player was subjected to on his social media platforms after the final whistle.

"Once again, we are sad to have to say we condemn the racism of a number of black players.

"This cannot continue and the social media platforms and authorities must act to ensure this disgusting abuse to which our players are subjected on a daily basis stops now.

"We have processes in place internally at Arsenal to ensure our players are supported both emotionally and practically on this issue but sadly there is only so much we can do."

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton wrote on Instagram it "shows how much work still needs to be done" to tackle the problem of online racist abuse.

Former England defender Gary Neville criticised the stance of the prime minister and feared the worst when Sancho, Rashford and Saka missed their penalties.

"I wasn't surprised in the slightest that I woke up to those headlines," Neville told Sky News.

"I expected it the minute that the three players that missed, missed."

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Hihi..., nghe N5 nói cái mình tưởng sắp thành triệu phú (đồng VN), hihi...

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