Showing posts with label Brazilian soccer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brazilian soccer. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Brazilian referee pulls out a GUN during soccer match (VIDEO)

You know things are really tough for Brazilian soccer referees when one of the officials packs heat with his red cards and actually pulls out the gun during play.


That's the crazy scene that unfolded when this pistol-packing ref in one of Brazil's lower league matches pulled out the firearm after things got a little tense on the pitch over the weekend.



Referee Gabriel Murta was furious after getting some rough treatment from one of the teams, but his reaction might have been just a tad excessive — even for those rowdy Brazilian leagues.

Murta, said to be a policeman at his day job, was allegedly kicked and slapped by players from Amantes de Bola, while the team's manager reportedly stormed the pitch demanding a red card.

The furious Murta reacted by racing to the locker rooms and returning with the weapon.


Murta will now undergo a psychologist test before the Minais Gerais Football Federation decided on a punishment.

Saturday, November 9, 2013

Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer gets death threats for shoving Brazilian soccer jersey down pants (VIDEO)

The drummer of the Red Hot Chili Peppers has been sent death threats after he provoked Brazilian football fans by dissing their soccer team.

Chad Smith has made a grovelling apology after he was filmed putting the red and black strip of Rio de Janeiro club, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, down the back of his trousers  — pretending to wipe his butt.

The video shows him throwing it to the back of the stage as the crowd turns ugly. 





Smith, who is currently on tour with RHCP, was at an event for fans in the Hard Rock Café in Belo Horizonte the capital of the south eastern state of Minas Gerais.

YouTube, Facebook and Twitter erupted with virulent death threats and abusive messages.
One YouTube post from an Arthur Candeia warned: "You’ve made enemies of 40 million fans in one minute...you’ve put your life at risk."



Smith might want to look for higher ground. They take their soccer seriously in Brazil — a country where a referee was beheaded by enraged fans after he stabbed a player to death.






Coming soon, Rio 2014.