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MARIO KEMPES 1977 1978 Season for Valencia in Spain Reblogged
TAG of MARIO KEMPES FootBaller in my Tumblr https://kichisaburo3.tumblr.com/tagged/Mario Kempes
Mario Kempes smashes home 1 of his haul of 28 goals during the 1977/78 #LaLiga 🇪🇸 season. His season salvo would earn him the #Pichichi trophy, guide #Valencia to a #UEFACup berth & seal his place in the #Argentina 🇦🇷 squad for the forthcoming #WorldCup Finals. @afa @Argentina pic.twitter.com/4Px1cC2XTL
— Fussball Geekz (@fussballgeekz) February 11, 2024
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iidakosuke · 11 months
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three shining stars 輝く3つの星
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soomovic · 1 year
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Mario Kempes, Argentina - with the adidas Golden Ball and Golden Boot awards as the Player of the Tournament at the FIFA World Cup Finals 1978.
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Mario Kempes and Diego Maradona.
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valencianistaspl · 2 months
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Kiedy Valencia miała najlepszego zawodnika na świecie
"Nie mów bramka, powiedz Kempes. Powiedz Argentyna, a przede wszystkim powiedz Valencia Club de Fútbol." #ValenciaCF #MarioKempes
“Nie mów bramka, powiedz Kempes. Powiedz Argentyna, a przede wszystkim powiedz Valencia Club de Fútbol.” “Nie mów bramka, powiedz Kempes. Powiedz Argentyna, a przede wszystkim powiedz Valencia Club de Fútbol“. W okresie przejściowym między latami 70. a 80. drużyna z nietoperzem ponownie latała wysoko w Europie w rytm zabójczej lewej stopy Mario Alberto Kempesa (15 lipca 1954 r., Bell Ville). Po…
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I Am A D.J. I Am What I Play
Paul Fitzpatrick: London July 2023 If you’d told me 45 years ago that a DJ could be worth $300 million I’d have asked you what you were smoking.But it stacks up when you learn that Calvin Harris can charge up to $400k per show… which will probably rule him out of spinning the discs at any weddings or bar mitzvah’s this weekend.   Not bad for a former shelf-stacker from Dumfries.Up till the age…
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Credit: Mario Kempe
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Dueño de la provincia desde 1913
Talleres 2 - 1 River Plate
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kichisaburo3 · 2 years
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Mario Kempes in Rosario Central Twitter Reblogged
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Kempes belonged to Rosario Central from 1973 to 1976 in Argentina
Mario Kempes Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Kempes
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Mario Kempes. Rosario Central. pic.twitter.com/X0sjLVs58S
— Nostalgia Futbolera ® (@nostalgiafutbo1) November 8, 2022
07 JAN 2023 Saturday
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Bad movie I have Hard Luck 2006
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Every goal of the 2024 IIHF Worlds day 12
U.S.A. vs. Latvia
#7 Braeden Tkachuk (7) Caufield (3) 1:23 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 Latvia)
#8 Zach Werenski (2) Caufield (4), Pinto (6) 13:20 1st (U.S.A. 2-0 Latvia)
#3 Cole Caufield (3)(PP) Boldy (8), Tkachuk (6) 2:34 2nd (U.S.A. 3-0 Latvia)
#9 Renārs Krastenbergs (1) Tralmaks (1), Gudļevskis (1) 3:35 2nd (U.S.A. 3-1 Latvia)
#12 Matt Boldy (6) Werenski (5), Jones (5) 0:15 3rd (U.S.A. 4-1 Latvia)
#34 Eduards Tralmaks (1) Zīle (2), Laviņš (1) 4:44 3rd (U.S.A. 4-2 Latvia)
#55 Roberts Mamčics (3) Daugaviņš (3) 5:00 3rd (U.S.A. 4-3 Latvia)
#22 Cole Caufield (4) Pinto (7) 8:46 3rd (U.S.A. 5-3 Latvia)
#86 Joel Farabee (1)(SH)(EN) unassisted 19:15 3rd (U.S.A. 6-3 Latvia)
Austria vs. Great Britain
#92 Clemens Unterweger (2)(PP) Zwerger (5), Haudum (3) 2:40 2nd (Austria 1-0 Great Britain)
#28 Ben O'Connor (2)(PP) Lake (4) 7:44 2nd (Austria 1-1 Great Britain)
#9 Brett Perlini (2)(PP) Dowd (2), O'Connor (3) 1:59 3rd (Austria 1-2 Great Britain)
#26 Evan Mosey (2) Duggan (1), Tetlow (1) 10:25 3rd (Austria 1-3 Great Britain)
#75 Robert Dowd (1)(EN) Perlini (2) 15:31 3rd (Austria 1-4 Great Britain)
#96 Mario Huber (3)(PP) Haudum (4), Zwerger (6) 19:15 3rd (Austria 2-4 Great Britain)
Canada vs. Czech Republic
#22 Dylan Cozens (7)(PP) Power (4), Paul (2) 1:01 3rd (Canada 1-0 Czech Republic)
#81 Dominik Kubalík (3)(PP) Nečas (1), Sedlák (4) 9:11 3rd (Canada 1-1 Czech Republic)
#18 Dawson Mercer (3) Severson (1) 11:01 3rd (Canada 2-1 Czech Republic)
#38 Brandon Hagel (3) Tavares (7), Dubois (4) 15:42 3rd (Canada 3-1 Czech Republic)
#18 Ondřej Palát (3)(PP) Špaček (3), Červenka (7) 16:56 3rd (Canada 3-2 Czech Republic)
#10 Roman Červenka (3) Nečas (2), Špaček (4) 18:11 3rd (Canada 3-3 Czech Republic)
#22 Dylan Cozens (8)(SH) unassisted 3:13 OT (Canada 4-3 Czech Republic)
Finland vs. Switzerland
#21 Kevin Fiala (5) Loeffel (4) 5:14 2nd (Finland 0-1 Switzerland)
#43 Andrea Glauser (1) Niederreiter (3), Fiala (4) 7:26 2nd (Finland 0-2 Switzerland)
#12 Jere Innala (2) Granlund (5), Lehtonen (1) 17:51 2nd (Finland 1-2 Switzerland)
#21 Kevin Fiala (6) Niederreiter (4) 16:33 3rd (Finland 1-3 Switzerland)
France vs. Germany
#12 Valentin Claireaux (1) Addamo (1), Perret (1) 16:49 1st (France 1-0 Germany)
#65 Marc Michaelis (3) Kahún (1), Ehliz (7) 19:04 1st (France 1-1 Germany)
#81 Anthony Rech (1) Boudon (3), Chakiachvili (2) 1:09 2nd (France 2-1 Germany)
#49 Lukas Kälble (3) Stachowiak (6), Peterka (4) 5:56 2nd (France 2-2 Germany)
#77 Alexandre Treille (2) T. Bozon (2), Guebey (1) 6:18 2nd (France 3-2 Germany)
#19 Wojciech Stachowiak (1) Reichel (4) 11:01 2nd (France 3-3 Germany)
#7 Maximilian Kastner (2) Michaelis (5), Szuber (1) 11:23 2nd (France 3-4 Germany)
#19 Wojciech Stachowiak (2) unassisted 1:19 3rd (France 3-5 Germany)
#73 Lukas Reichel (3)(PP) Sturm (2), Pföderl (6) 4:50 3rd (France 3-6 Germany)
Sweden vs. Slovakia
#23 Lucas Raymond (4)(PP) Hedman (5), Kempe (5) 2:20 1st (Sweden 1-0 Slovakia)
#65 Erik Karlsson (5) Holmberg (6), Raymond (2) 7:31 2nd (Sweden 2-0 Slovakia)
#95 André Burakovsky (4)(PP) Karlsson (4), Raymond (3) 12:38 2nd (Sweden 3-0 Slovakia)
#37 Isac Lundeström (2) Olofsson (3) 13:15 2nd (Sweden 4-0 Slovakia)
#14 Joel Eriksson-Ek (4) Brodin (2) 9:15 3rd (Sweden 5-0 Slovakia)
#29 Michal Ivan (1) Tatar (5), Slafkovský (7) 10:49 3rd (Sweden 5-1 Slovakia)
#14 Joel Eriksson-Ek (5) Karlsson (5), Dahlin (4) 17:35 3rd (Sweden 6-1 Slovakia)
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millythegoat · 1 year
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Very tough read this..
The shocking abuse Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr faced at Valencia revealed in new report
This gotta stop. Abusing their race is not it. Having a beef with the players performance or opposition suporters are the parcel of this game, but throwing racist remark? that just plain stupid.
Warning: This article contains racist language that has been included by The Athletic to ensure the severity of it is not lost.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Spanish Football Federation’s Competition Committee (CC) met to discuss Sunday’s match between Valencia and Real Madrid, where Vinicius Junior suffered shocking racist abuse.
The CC is a technically independent body that rules on punishments and disciplinary action at various levels of the Spanish game. It is made up of three members; one appointed by the Spanish FA, one by La Liga, and one by the Consejo Superior de Deportes, a governmental body.
Its president and “sole competition judge” is a Spanish lawyer, Carmen Perez, who is the Spanish FA’s appointee.
Their meeting took several hours longer than usual. By late evening, its report was ready to be published. Valencia were hit with a partial stadium ban for five matches and a fine of €45,000 (£39,100; $48,500). The red card shown to Vinicius Jr at the end of Sunday’s game was also rescinded.
These were the top lines — but within the report’s pages, there was more key detail about exactly what happened. Here is what it said.
The decision to partially shut Valencia’s ground
The CC report detailed how before kick-off, as Real Madrid’s players got off their team bus at the gates of Valencia’s Mestalla stadium, “hundreds of fans who were stationed in the surroundings” chanted: “You are a monkey… Vinicius you are a monkey.”
It went on to detail the severity and regularity of further racist chanting directed at Vinicius Jr during the match.
The referee’s report from Sunday only made mention of one example of this happening. This was in the 73rd minute when referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea stopped the match and an announcement was made over the public address system — part of an anti-racism protocol.
As captured by TV cameras, Vinicius Jr confronted fans who were in a stand behind one of the goals, pointing to them and accusing them of racially abusing him.
“You, you, you’re the one who called me a monkey,” he appeared to be saying, as players from both sides gathered on the scene. He made a gesture as if to say they’d been calling him a monkey or making monkey noises towards him.
The CC report mirrors De Burgos Bengoetxea’s version of events, but it also details further insults that were directed at Vinicius Jr between this point and the end of the match. Without quantifying how many individuals were involved, or what part of the stadium it came from, they cite supporters as shouting or chanting:
‘F*cking black you’re an idiot’
‘I sh*t on your dead (family) son of a b*tch’
‘Vinicius idiot’
‘F*cking black son of a b*tch’
‘Vinicius dog… son of a b*tch’
‘Monkey you are a f*cking monkey’
“The Competition Committee has sanctioned Valencia CF with the partial closure of the Mestalla stadium for five matches,” the report said.
The stand that will be closed is the south stand, named after ex-Argentina international Mario Kempes.
Valencia have also been fined €45,000. This is the highest financial penalty imposed on a Spanish football club following racist abuse at a ground.
Valencia almost immediately announced that they would appeal against the stadium closure, adding in a statement: “Valencia CF wishes to show its total disagreement and indignation at the unfair and disproportionate penalty imposed by the Competition Committee on the club.
The decision to rescind Vinicius Jr’s red card
The CC report also describes how monkey chants were heard throughout the game and that after Vinicius Jr was sent off in the 90th minute, there was a “general chant throughout the stands of ‘monkey, monkey’.”
Vinicius Jr was shown the red card after some pushing and shoving between multiple players on both sides in injury time. De Burgos Bengoetxea initially showed Vinicius Jr the yellow card.
After he was instructed to review the footage, the VAR provided images of Vinicius Jr raising his hand towards Hugo Duro’s face. It did not show how the Valencia forward had put his arm around the Brazilian’s neck just before.
Real Madrid, as part of a body of evidence they presented for this report, characterised Vinicius Jr’s actions in this way, according to the CC: “In a desperate attempt to get the rival player’s arm off his neck, given the imminent risk of asphyxiation, (he) instinctively pulls the rival player off him.”
The CC report said that because VAR footage did not show this physical confrontation in its entirety, the referee had since requested that Vinicius Jr’s sending-off be rescinded.
The CC report said that as the referee had been “deprived of a decisive part of the facts”, it had been “impossible for him to properly assess what had occurred”.
On Monday night, it emerged that Iglesias Villanueva, the match official who was in charge of the VAR team for Sunday’s fixture, would be removed from taking up the role again following a decision by the Spanish FA and its technical refereeing committee.
Vinicius Jr is now free to play in Real Madrid’s final matches of the season. The red card would have seen him suspended for two of their three remaining games.
However, the Brazilian is not expected to play in Wednesday’s home meeting with Rayo Vallecano because of a knee problem that also makes him a doubt for Saturday’s trip to Sevilla.
Former player Alberto Edjogo-Owono spoke on The Athletic Football Podcast about his experiences of racism in Spanish football, how it made him feel and what should be done to eradicate it. Here is a section of his discussion with Mark Chapman and Dermot Corrigan…
“If you want to play football in Spain, you have to assume that these things could happen. So you are prepared. You are ready and you are educated, focused on that. That could happen.
“My father always said, ‘OK, guys, If you want to play football, you have to assume that this can happen. So you have to be 120 per cent stronger. You have to be 100 per cent more consistent’.
“But what Vinicius has reached, for me, it’s a breaking event.”
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realmadridnews · 1 year
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Official announcement
Vinicius Junior won’t be suspended for the red card he got in the match against Valencia CF due to biased replay sent by VAR. Vinicius still may miss the match against Rayo Vallecano, because of a knee contusion. He will undergo tests tomorrow and may eventually be called up.
Estadio Mestalla’s Mario Kempes stand will be closed for 5 matches, because of the racist abuse against Vinicius.
Valencia CF caught 3 fans who abused Vinicius during the match and suspended them for life.
Iglesias Villanueva, the main VAR referee of the match against Valencia CF will be sacked, although some media suggest that all VAR referees were supposed to be sacked at the end of the season anyway and the situation from the match against Valencia only sped up Villanueva’s sacking.
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