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From: root@skorpion.lt.su (Almantas Lauzadis)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Armenia Ch. 1992 - The End.
Date: 24 Dec 92 07:44:42 GMT
Reply-To: root@skorpion.lt.su
Organization: SKORPIONAS Ltd, Panevezys, Lithuania


Armenia 1992 - The End

 1. Shirak Giumri        22  17  3   2   68-14  37
 1. Homentmen Erevan     22  17  3   2   75-31  37
 3. Bananz Kotaik        22  17  2   3   77-26  36
 4. Ararat Erevan        22  15  4   3   78-15  34
 5. Van Erevan           22  11  1  10   48-53  23
 6. Siunik Kapai         22   8  3  11   42-47  19
 7. Kotaik Abovian       22   7  3  12   32-45  17
 8. Nairi Erevan         22   6  5  11   26-52  17
 9. Homentmen SKIF Erev. 22   6  4  12   39-42  16
10. Zvartnoz Echmiadzin  22   3  5  14   30-61  11
11. Kanaz Erevan         22   3  3  16   29-62   9
12. Kilikia Erevan       22   3  2  17   21-107  8

13. Kasah Ashtarak       22  15  3   4   60-26  33
14. Shigavit Erevan      22  13  5   4   53-31  31
15. Impuls Dimzhan       22  13  4   5   54-33  30
16. Malatia Erevan       22  11  5   6   58-37  27
17. Aznavur Noemberian   22  11  5   6   42-29  27
18. Zoravan Egvart       22  10  4   8   49-39  24
19. Lori Vanadzor        22   9  4   9   45-63  22
20. NIG Aparan           22   6  3  13   35-52  15
21. Arak Armavir         22   5  5  12   28-57  15
22. Ahtamar Sevan        22   5  5  12   28-42  15
23. Debed Alaverdi       22   4  5  13   35-68  13
24. Alashkert Martuni    22   5  2  15   38-58  12

Shirak and Homenthem is a Champion (!?)

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From: johnc@gamma.mentorg.com (John Crown)
Subject: re: Rule suggestion: free kick delayed until the ball is lost
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 21:52:01 GMT
Organization: Mentor Graphics
Keywords: 
Followup-To: 

In article <9212211522.AA27369@cs.utexas.edu>, JZeevi%users%swri03@D26VS046A.CCF.SwRI.EDU writes:
||> ---------------------------
||> One sees often that the referee has it hard to choose, whether to whissle
||> a free kick or let the game continue after a foul.
||> ...
||> Would it be possible to delay the whissle until the fouling team gets the
||> ball as in hockey?
|> ---------------------------
|> There is a clause in the laws of the game that specifically directs the ref 
|> to not call a foul if, in his opinion, he is satisfied that doing so would 
|> result in giving the advantage to the offending team. 
|> ...
|> 	josef
|> 	jzeevi@swri.edu

In the case of a foul that warrants a caution (yellow card), the referee may
apply advantage, allowing play to continute without giving a free kick.  The
yellow card can then be shown when play has come to a stop.  (See Law XII,
IBD 6).

   \ | /
    ===   John Crown john_crown@mentorg.com
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From: marco@thunder.mcrcim.mcgill.edu (Marco Petroni)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer,soc.culture.italian
Subject: Italian League: Serie A:  Sampdoria - Milan Result (Played Dec 23)
Date: 23 Dec 92 21:55:43 GMT
Organization: McGill Research Centre for Intelligent Machines, Montreal, Canada

Serie A, Week 4 Match; Played Wednesday, December 23, 1992:

Sampdoria	1	Milan		2
   Bonetti '46		   Simone '28
			   Gullit '12 (2nd)

This game was for the Samp - Milan week 4 match which was postponed
due to the flood in the Marassi stadium in Genova, after torrential
rains hit the city on September 27. Forty thousand fans braved the
rather cold weather and saw a very entertaining match, with Samp
starting off with the majority of scoring chances, but failing
to score due to poor finishing. It was Milan who went on the board
first, thanks to a header by Simone, on a free kick taken by
Albertini. Bonetti equalized just before the end of the half on a
nice feed from Lombardo. In the second half, Gullit and Rijkaard
took advantage of the disarray in the Samp mid-field to mount
a stinging counter-attack resulting in what ended up to be the
game-winning goal. Thus, Milan increases their lead over the
second place teams to 8 points and extends their unbeaten streak
to 48 consecutive games. According to RAI commentator Sandro Ciotti,
the best players for the "rossoneri" were Maldini, Rijkaard, and
Simone, where as Pagliuca, Mannini, Mancini, and Bonetti were the
better of the Samp players. So overall, a good match with plenty
of exciting moments. Given the number of scoring chances that Samp
had, perhaps a draw would have better reflected the performance
fo the two sides, but Samp blew many chances, but Milan came out
in force after suffering the Samp assault.


Serie A standings after this match are:

		W	T	L	GF	GA	PTS	MI
Milan		10	3	0	34	14	23	3
Fiorentina	5	5	3	29	22	15	-4
Torino		4	7	2	17	11	15	-5
Inter		6	3	4	21	20	15	-4
Juventus	5	4	4	24	17	14	-5
Lazio		4	6	3	27	22	14	-6
Sampdoria	5	4	4	24	22	14	-5
Cagliari	6	2	5	14	14	14	-5
Atalanta	6	2	5	16	20	14	-6
Parma		6	1	6	15	16	13	-7
Genoa		3	7	3	23	27	13	-7
Roma		4	4	5	16	14	12	-7
Udinese		5	2	6	18	19	12	-8
Brescia		3	6	4	14	18	12	-7
Foggia		5	2	6	15	22	12	-8
Napoli		3	2	8	19	26	8	-11
Ancona		3	2	8	22	33	8	-11
Pescara		2	2	9	19	30	6	-14

-- All teams have now played the same number of games.

That's all for Serie A until January 3, 1993, so until then, have
yourselves excellent holidays!

Marco...
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From: scottj@spider.co.uk (Scott Jackson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Rangers Match Report
Date: 21 Dec 92 09:39:07 GMT
Organization: Spider Systems Limited, Edinburgh, SCOTLAND.

Played on Saturday 19th December

Rangers    2  St. Johnstone 0

Gough     55
Robertson 88

Att. 35,500

This wasn't much of festive offering although there were a lot of turkey's on
the park. Although the players resisted the temptation to go shopping, they
will wish they had. With Bomber out due to an operation on his appendix, Gough
returned to the centre of defence alongside big Twizzle and Sandy MacKinnon
returned to Ibrox after his alcohol free time in the States.

There wasn't much to shout about in the first half as every Rangers shot
appeared to strike SAlly who kept on getting in the way. Durrant missed a
sitter though when put clean through while at the other end Goram had to look
sharp to keep out a Wright header, balancing up a brilliant save from Rhodes
from Hateley at the other end.

The second half was a bit more lively and colder. Rangers eventually took the
lead when Richard Gough powered in a header from about eight yards which
Rhodes got a hand to but couldn't keep out. Thereafter it was constant
pressure and Gough could have had a hat-trick of headers as one was deflected
narrowly past then another hit the post. At the other end slackness in the
defence by Gough allowed St. Johnstone a chance but Goram was alert as ever.
Rhodes was pulling off some great saves especially one from SAlly in the
second half. The second goal came as the result from Tynecastle came through
and sent everyone home happy as a weighted through ball into the box was
crashed into the far corner by Davie Robertson.

Gough played well on his comeback as did Frizzle with McCall beavering away
in the midfield as usual. Durrant had another nightmare and is looking out of
touch at the moment. In the second half he sent the ball high over the bar
after he was set up with a chance in front of goal after McCoist had dummied
then Hateley had set him up.

Rangers:  Goram, Pressley, Robertson, Gough, McPherson, Steven, McCall,
Durrant, McCoist, Hateley, Huistra

Premier League  (we were there first)
--------------
                 P  Pts
Rangers          21 36
Aiberdeen        22 32
Celtic           23 30
Hertz            23 27
Dundee Utd.      21 24
Partick Thistle  23 20
St. Johnstone    23 19
Hibs             23 19
Dundee           23 18
Airdrie          23 16
Falkirk          23 15
Motherwell       22 13

Next game is away to Dundee on Seturday to avenge the only defeat this
season.

-- 
 Scott Jackson              e-mail scottj@spider.co.uk abuse  031-554-9424
 Spider Systems Limited     
 Edinburry                               FOUR IN A ROW
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From: root@skorpion.lt.su (root)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Azerbaidjan Champ. 1992 - The End
Date: 23 Dec 92 07:44:44 GMT
Reply-To: root@skorpion.lt.su
Organization: SKORPIONAS Ltd, Panevezys, Lithuania


Azerbaidjan 1992 - The End

  1. Neftchi Baku            36  30  2   4  104-23  62
  2. Hazar Sumgait           36  27  3   6  100-24  57
  3. Turan Tauz              36  26  4   6   62-24  56
  4. Karabah Agdam           36  24  7   5   76-26  55
  5. Kiapaz Giandzha         36  23  8   5   98-29  54
  6. Inshaatchi Baku         36  21  6   3   52-28  48
  7. Kiur Mingechaur         36  19  3  14   50-39  41
  8. Inshaatchi Sabirabad    36  14  6  16   36-42  34
  9. Taraggi Baku            36  13  6  17   39-49  32
 10. Kiumriuk Kahi           36  12  7  17   57-82  31
 11. Umud Dzhalilabad        36  12  5  19   48-78  29
 12. Shahdag Kusary          36  11  7  18   34-54  29

 13. Avei Akstafa            36  20  2  16   49-54  42
 14. Viliash Masally         36  19  4  15   54-41  42
 15. Hazar Lenkoran          36  17  8  13   40-44  42
 16. Dashgyn Zakataly        36  19  3  16   48-52  41
 17. Pambygchi Barda         36  17  7  14   42-44  41
_18. Azeri Baku              36  17  6  15   53-49  40
 19. Plastik Saliany         36  18  2  18   44-60  38
 20. Shirvan Shemaha         36  16  2  20   42-67  34
 21. Avtomobilchi Evlah      36  13  8  17   33-58  34
 22. Chyrakgala Siazan       36  15  2  21   35-68  32
 23. Goiazan Kazah           36  12  2  24   37-70  26
 24. Energetik Ali-Bairamly  36   7  3  28   28-91  17

TopScorers:
  N.Aliev (Hazar S.)       39
  M.Allahverdiev (Kiapaz)  39
  A.Abdullaev (Neftchi)    34

----------
in Gurdzaani:
   Azerbaidjan - Georgia  3 : 6

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Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
From: msdloem@cs.vu.nl (Loemban Tobing MSD)
Subject: Re: Rule suggestion: free kick delayed until the ball is lost
Organization: Fac. Wiskunde & Informatica, VU, Amsterdam
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL8]
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 18:02:52 GMT

Kalle Mikkola (f36655e@taltta.hut.fi) wrote:
: One sees often that the referee has it hard to choose, whether to whissle
: a free kick or let the game continue after a foul. Also either choice doesn't
: really give any kind of penalty, if both choices are equally useful.

: Would it be possible to delay the whissle until the fouling team gets the
: ball as in hockey?
I thought they already did that ! ( the 'voordeel-regel' as we call it
in the Netherlands ).
: Kalle Mikkola Q:"How many Zen masters does it take to change a light bulb?"
: 358-0-8036053 A4:"None. The Universe spins the bulb and the Zen master
: kalle@leka.hut.fi "stays out of the way."
Martin
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From: melton@oasys.dt.navy.mil (William Melton)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Maradona or Pele.
Date: 21 Dec 92 22:32:54 GMT
Reply-To: melton@oasys.dt.navy.mil (William Melton)
Organization: Carderock Division, NSWC, Bethesda, MD

In rec.sport.soccer, diaz@mecad.uta.edu (Ramon Diaz) writes:
>I believe is time that some of you people begin to be serious and objective
>about soccer. I have seen several stupid people claiming that there is some
>way to compare Pele and Maradona.

 [Stuff deleted}



>is this decrease of talented players what has made those people that benefit
>with the big fortunes associated with soccer today to create false stars of the
>game. There is no doubt that Maradona is a good player, but it is also true
>that he is the product of publicitary campaigns. Maradona has been in Argentina
>more than a soccer superstar to become in some national heroe to help overcome
>the problems of that country. Even the argentinian government benefited with
>that "make-believe" act.
>
>Some other people has already posted very true statements such as Maradona's
>great ability with his hands and teatrical abilities, his overweight, his
>non-consistent performance, besides the cold statistics of Diego and Pele,
>all related to soccer. If you had to compare Pele and Maradona as a persons, we
>all know that Maradona is nothing but a poor ignorant that thanks to lots of
>publicity and some limited good plays (like the scored goal to England in
>Mexico 86) has become rich. We have to remember that an idiot with money is


And then some peopole wonder why Maradona didn't want Ramon Diaz to
play on the argentinian national team? :)

Come on Ramon, let bygones be bygones, and recognize that Maradona,
Pele, Cruyff, Beckenbauer and a few others are the pretty much on the
same level and are among the best ever.


Have a good one!

Bill.
From: Schneider@cup.portal.com (Mike ---- Schneider)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Soccer on Cable in US ?
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 92 18:29:22 PST
Organization: The Portal System (TM)
Distribution: world
  <9212222001.AA21099@deepthought.cs.utexas.edu>

You don't have to subscribe to cable to view Soccer.
WNYC in New York City broacasts Italian Soccer live every sunday morning
at 8:30am.
They also carry all Juventas UEFA matches live!
From: JZeevi%users%swri03@D26VS046A.CCF.SwRI.EDU
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Rule suggestion: free kick delayed until the ball is lo
Date: 23 Dec 1992 07:31:49 -0600
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

-----------------------------
	The suggestion from the first poster actually allows the ref to
deal with this in an acceptable way. At the moment the ref is obliged
to blow up at the time of the foul or just afterwards; the "advantage"
must be immediately obvious to the ref, and in many cases it will not
be obvious that such an advantage exists. The rules of hockey (field
-----------------------------

First, Even though I understand what the poster said, I would love to see a 
ref "blow up" at the time of a foul. Would that be spontaneous combustion, or 
would someone toss a malatov cocktail at him?

But seriously folks, the intent of the advantage clause isn't so much as to 
allow a team with advantage to keep it, but rather to avoid giving an 
advantage to the team that committed the foul. There is no presumption in the 
laws of the game that the offended team, if allowed to continue (so as to 
avoid giving advantage to the offenders) will do anything at all special with 
the ball. (although, if properly applied, this is really the way it works 
out.)

	josef
	jzeevi@swri.edu

Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
From: mallon@hsi.com (Dan Mallon-Kraft)
Subject: Re: WE NEED A NEW newsgroup
Organization: 3M Health Information Systems, Wallingford, CT
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 1992 20:18:52 GMT

In article <BzMHKI.3Fu@hsi.com> archer@hsi.com (Garry Archer) writes:
<In article <1992Dec15.031400.12939@galileo.cc.rochester.edu> jrod_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (J. Rodriguez) writes:
<>There is not enough traffic to need to split the newsgroup, like rec.sport.-
<>football.nfl, rec.sport.football.whatever.  [How many non-Americans have ever
<>accidentally posted into that newsgroup?!?  Garry, do you remember how often
<>Morna Findlay would forget and post into rec.sport.football? :-) ]
<
<Sure do, John!   I remember Morna very well, since I still have her postcard
<from Italy (World Cup 1990) pinned up in my cubicle at work!  Haven't seen
<Morna post in r.s.s in a long time.  I wonder if she still reads it?  I
<think I've seen her posting in other newsgroups though.
<
<Hello Morna, if you're still out there!  We miss those match reports!

The greatest contribution I remember Morna making was her trip report
from WC 1990.  Such a great description of the cultural combinations
of the Scots, Swedes, Italians, etc.  Some of the remarks she made
have stayed with me.  Such as when she was at a Scotland-Brasil match
(I think) and the gentleman next to her said, "Scozia?" when the
Brasilian team entered the pitch.

A fascinating article.  If you saved it, read it again and relive the
better side of Italia '90.

Wasn't she the one who coined the term 'Merkin' in this newsgroup?

Dan
From: olhe4000@mailszrz.zrz.tu-berlin.de (Olaf Hendel)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Uruguay - Germany
Date: 21 Dec 1992 16:54:29 GMT
Organization: ZRZ/TU-Berlin
NNTP-Posting-Host: mailszrz.zrz.tu-berlin.de

If someone is interested:

Uruguay - Germany
  1     :    4      (0:1)

Goals:  Germany:  Buchwald,Moeller,Haessler,Klinsmann
	Uruguay:  I don't remember (sorry!)


The german team won the second (and last) match of their southamerica-tour
last night in Montevideo against a poor team from Uruguay. 
In the beginning of the first period the german team played very nervous,
but was getting stronger after the first goal. The team from Uruguay
played without their Italian-stars and in this condition you can't
compare them with the Brasilian dream-team from wednesday. 
There had been lots of discussions in the german media after the horrible
performance of our team in Brasilia, so that Berti Vogts changed the
team on 6 positions:
	        	A.Koepcke* 
	             (FC Nuernberg,7)
  J.Kohler            O.Thon*          G.Buchwald
(J.Turin,50)      (B.Muenchen,38)   (VFB Stuttgart,60)
      	M.Zorc*            T.Helmer*
      (B.Dortmund,2)    (B.Muenchen,14)
 	T.Haessler       L.Matthaeus
     	(As Rom,38)    (B.Muenchen,96)
J.Klinsmann	    A.Moeller*        T.Doll*
(AS Monaco,46)     (J.Turin,26)      (L.Rom,17)

The players marked with * were not in the start-up team against Brasilia.
We saw a better match than on wednesday, but Uruguay is not Brasilia (maybe
with they will be better with their players from Italia).
But after all I have to admit, that the german soccer is on the way to
the middleclass (and I mean the National-team AND the Bundesliga).


Olaf Hendel

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Xref: sparky rec.sport.soccer:19092 soc.culture.italian:5587
From: marco@thunder.mcrcim.mcgill.edu (Marco Petroni)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer,soc.culture.italian
Subject: Italian League: Serie B Week 16 Results and Standings (Dec 20 Games)
Date: 23 Dec 92 21:53:09 GMT
Organization: McGill Research Centre for Intelligent Machines, Montreal, Canada

Serie B, Week 16; Games played Sunday, December 20, 1992:

Cesena		1	Spal		1
Cosenza		2	Bari		0
Cremonese	1	Lucchese	1
Andria		2	Taranto		0
Lecce		1	Venezia		0
Modena		1	Bologna		0
Monza		2	Ascoli		1
Padova		0	Reggiana	0
Pisa		2	Ternana		0
Verona		2	Piacenza	1


Serie B Standings after 16 Games:

		W	T	L	GF	GA	PTS	MI
Reggiana	9	7	0	21	4	25	1
Cremonese	8	5	3	32	20	21	-3
Venezia		8	5	3	24	13	21	-3
Cosenza		6	9	1	17	8	21	-3
Lecce		7	7	2	21	20	21	-3
Ascoli		7	5	4	24	14	19	-5
Padova		6	6	4	20	16	18	-6
Piacenza	6	6	4	17	13	18	-6
Verona		6	5	5	17	16	17	-7
Pisa		6	5	5	10	10	17	-7
Cesena		5	6	5	16	13	16	-8
Bari		6	4	6	18	18	16	-7
Bologna		5	4	7	15	18	14	-10
Modena		4	6	6	11	19	14	-10
Monza		3	7	6	10	16	13	-11
Spal		3	7	6	10	18	13	-11
Lucchese	2	7	7	11	16	11	-13
Andria		1	8	7	12	20	10	-15
Taranto		1	6	9	10	25	8	-16
Ternana		1	5	10	9	28	7	-17


That's all for Serie B games until January 3, 1993.

Once again, have a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!

Marco...
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From: thomase@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Thomas Esamie)
Subject: OZ round 13
Organization: /etc/organization
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 09:34:23 GMT

	I hope all my fellow r.s.s'ers had a great Christmas, and that
your 1993 will be all you hoped for. The niceties aside we are down to
the nitty gritty of round 13 of the Australian Soccer League.

	Round 13						Crowd
	--------						-----

	Newcastle	5 - Brisbane		0		1500
	(J Polak 41, 67)
	(A Kozka 46)
	(J Koch 79)
	(W Spink 81)

	Sydney Olympic	4 - Preston		1		3878
	(R Ironside 24)     (J Markovski 59)
	(Z Arambasic 29)
	(D Seal 42)
	(Z Bizimovski og 46)

	Marconi		4 - Adelaide City	3		4060
	(M Bingley 5)	    (A Tobin 56)
	(K Taliadoros 15)   (S Maxwell 71, 74)
	(M Grbevski og 60)
	(G Von Egmond 77)

	West Adelaide	1 - Sydney CSC		1		~4000
	(J Iriarte 20)      (T Krslovic43)

	South Melbourne	2 - Wollongong City	1		4134
	(M Bonetig og 4)    (T Laus 15)
	(C Boutsianis 45)

	Morwell		2 - Melbourne CSC	0		4000
	(B Wright 12)
	(S Becvinovski 91)

	Heidelberg	3 - Parramatta		2		2500
	(P Stubbins 31)     (A Genc 2)
	(M Michalakopoulos 57)
	(D Clarkson 67)	    (G Gomez 14)

			W 	D	L	F	A	Pts

Marconi-Fairfield	 9	 0	 4	26	18	27
South Melbourne		 8	 2	 3	20	12	26
West Adelaide		 7	 3	 3	27	21	24
Sydney CSC		 7	 2	 4	18	13	23
Parramatta Eagles	 7	 2	 4	20	18	23
Wollongong City	Wolves	 5	 4	 4	16	12	19
Adelaide City		 5	 3	 5	15	16	18
Melbourne CSC	*	 5	 2	 5	19	16	17
Sydney Olympic		 5	 2	 6	18	19	17
Morwell Falcons		 4	 4	 5	15	16	16
Heidelberg United	 2	 6	 5	14	22	12
Newcastle Breakers *	 2	 5	 5	10	10	11
Brisbane United		 2	 1	10	12	32	 7
Preston			 2	 4	 7	16	21	 6

Note: Preston had 4 points deducted by the CCSL for Crowd disturbances
      in the last season.

* With a game still to be played

			Thomas the Tank Engine
			aka Algor

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|    or   ak586@cleveland.freenet.edu  | is to give in to it.                 |
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