List the referees who blew the black whistle.

198 world cup, Beckham's "red card" shocked the world football, and also made this "tallest" tall man famous overnight. Obviously, the physical level of Denmark's first whistle, which can represent the image of Nordic men, is not so good. After Beckham fell to the ground, a small swing of his calf could knock Simone, who is more than 1.8 meters tall, down like a wooden stick? Obviously it is very unreasonable. Even more exaggerated, Nelson directly took out a red card and sent Bei Shuai back to the locker room to take a shower in advance.

Previously, he also thought that Owen's restricted area was violated, but the fact is that Roa didn't obviously meet the English golden boy at all. His enemies with English players don't stop there. In this season's Champions League group match, he will be fired like Rooney gesturing next to him.

Black whistle index: 4.5

Impact: 10

9. frederickson (Sweden)

1986 World Cup 1/4 Final, the Red Devils defeated the European champion Soviet Union 4-3, and frederickson generously let the Belgian score two offside goals, which killed the Soviet Union in extra time. The history of persecuting Su * * * is not over yet. Four years later, in Italy, the Swedish referee turned a blind eye to diego maradona's hand blocking Belanov's header. In the end, the Soviet team was dragged down by this and even failed to qualify for the group stage. After the game, a political official of a Warsaw Pact country publicly stated that the best ophthalmologist should be invited to "see a doctor" for the Swedes.

Black whistle index: 8 Impact: 6.5

8. Wagner (Hungary)

Perhaps judging that he is a black whistle is a bit beside the point, because he went into battle in person, not the name of the whistle in his mouth went down in history-1The number one injustice in the 998 World Cup was born in his body language. In the life-and-death battle between Chile and Cameroon, Cameroon's clean header was "cleanly destroyed" by Wagner's leg "comparable to baresi" in the second half, and the poor African lion was abandoned from the top of 16.

Black whistle index: 7

. Walter Ross (France)

1990 In the semi-final of the World Cup between Argentina and Italy, French referee Walter Roth added eight minutes in the second half of overtime to "fully take care of the emotions of the home audience" and used this time to "conveniently" send Argentine general Justil off the court. It is impossible to make up for 8 minutes in the regular time. Why is it so late to work overtime? Walter Roth's answer after the game made people laugh-there was something wrong with my watch, which became a classic joke in Italian summer.

Black whistle index: 7.5 Impact: 7.5

6. Sriis Borg (Switzerland)

1994, Germany beat Belgium 3-2. In the first half, the Swiss referee decided that Waller's two-handed defensive header was "innocent and effective", and then he was obviously violated by Belgian striker Weber in the restricted area and signaled that "nothing happened". In this way, Lao De advanced to the quarterfinals with his head held high under the "wise SHEN WOO".

Black whistle index: 8

Impact: 8

5. Keno (France)

In the 90 World Cup final, Baggio intercepted the ball from the old goalkeeper Hilton and scored with Syracuse. Quino effectively awarded the ball to the opponent. He inadvertently "ignored" Baggio's obvious offside position when he received the pass. Four years later, the Apennine Peninsula paid tribute to it again. In the semi-final between Italy and Bulgaria, after Baggio helped Italy take the lead, Keno "missed" the handball and fouled in the Azzurri restricted area in the second half, and the Bulgarian finally got a pitiful reward from the three penalties he deserved. It seems that the friendship between Quino and the Italians is really not built.

Black whistle index: 8.5 Impact: 8.5

4. Benassou (Tunisia)

Strange name? Most fans are like this, but if I told you that this gentleman is the direct creator of the "hand of God", would everyone be much more cordial? It was the Tunisia referee who judged diego maradona's handball goal as a classic of the century in the sixth minute of the second half of the 86 World Cup, which successfully contributed to the emergence of a legend. This penalty alone is enough to keep him in the history of the World Cup forever.

Black whistle index: 8.5

Impact: 10

3. ghandour (Egypt)

Said Moreno was the first black whistle? The Spaniards will definitely disagree. In their view, Gandur in Egypt is synonymous with ignorance. In the 2002 World Cup between South Korea and Spain, he inexplicably blew off two Spanish goals with a "stable performance" and escorted the "Republic of Korea" into the semi-finals.

There was no problem with helguera's header, and Morientes' beautiful header from Joaquin's cross was also considered to be out of bounds before passing the ball. Unfortunately, slow motion "betrayed" the authority on the field from Pharaoh's hometown. After the penalty shoot-out, the Spanish anger gathered to the limit, and the iron man Helguela even glared at Justice Gan.

Black whistle index: 9.5

Impact: 9.5

2. Stupal (Soviet Union)

Of course, don't think that there is no "famous whistle" in the Soviet Union. 1982 World Cup, Kuwait vs. France. When the French team led by a big margin and scored again, the Kuwaitis collectively protested that the noise in the stands affected their team's defense. In addition, members of the Kuwaiti royal family also stepped down from the podium and demanded amendments. Stupal's adaptability is outstanding, and the invalid goal is in line with public opinion. After that, the Kuwaitis refused to stand back 9. 15 meters when they lined the wall. The referee in black turned and asked the referee Platini to put the ball back. This absurd request is unique in the history of football.

Black whistle index: 10

Impact: 9

1. Moreno (Ecuador)

It is difficult to judge whether this little man who likes to draw cards and close his eyes is the blackest referee in history, but his influence, demonstration significance and high popularity are beyond the reach of his predecessors. In the 2002 World Cup, his limelight was the same, which made everyone look back.

"Mr. Mo Da" can invent penalty kicks at will, send out two-color signs at will, and say, "I'd rather kill a thousand by mistake than let one go." He simply characterized Inzaghi's offside single-handed ball as offside. His eye bags are deep, and his eyesight seems to be not very good. Here, he turned a blind eye to lee chun-soo's malicious trampling on Maldini, and later he was able to "see through" Totti's "diving" and show a red card without knowing the world. .....

This is a typical example of fame in World War I. Interestingly, after the World Cup, he simply resigned as a referee, used the celebrity effect to circle money, and even didn't mind going to "enemy" Italy and appearing in various TV programs. Everyone shouted for him to be his street mouse happily.

Black whistle index: 10

Impact: 10

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