Garcia-Aranda happy with officials

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FIFA's head of refereeing, Jose Maria Garcia-Aranda, said the World Cup had been a success for officials and justified his comments by stating that analysis showed 96% of decisions had been correct.

Jose Maria Garcia-Aranda
GettyImagesJose Maria Garcia-Aranda is happy with how the referees have performed

"It is a big success. We have to say it is not an opinion [but] facts," Garcia-Aranda said. He acknowledged that referees made errors, though in "only a few" matches. "We are not hiding our mistakes or the mistakes on the field of play."
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wtf? 96% yet the 4% was the deciding factor of these matches! bloody #$%^
 
José María García-Aranda Encinar (born March 3, 1956 in Madrid) is a retired football (soccer) referee from Spain,

Like I said at half-time: "32 free kicks, 21 in favour of spain, 6 yellow cards"

You should be happy with that :rolleyes: bloody tool
 
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