I too believe the ref was sh!t, but it shouldnt come down to that. Our players had their destiny in their own hands, but as usual, they make things difficult for themselves.
It was obvious even after 20 mins that Jokanovic would get sent off. He did deserve to go (he had made _at least_ 6 or 7 fouls). Also, as soon as it got to 3-2 everyone moved back within 35m and literally allowed the Spanish to walk into our half and launch attack after attack - Sergi running from his own box to ours without 1 person challenging him was an example of this. Djorovic going was a blow. J.Stankovic didnt do much in defence or attack (naturally, when you consider he was out of position).
A big problem we have is the fact that our team do not run enough. I watched the HOL-FRA game afterwards and there is no way we can match it with teams like this if we _dont run_. We have the game, the players, all we need is the motivation, beacuse it appears only a few of our players are interested in giving it everything.
Another thing is certain players..
Mihajlovic: The thing keeping him in the side is his free-kicks and so far this tournament we've seen nothing of them. His defence is bad to say the least.
Mijatovic: Made some good runs, but his poor play in general overshadows any good he might do. Towards the end he just walked around as usual.. took a few dives... It unlikely he will ever score. Either way, it doesnt look as if he is going to pick his act up. But with Kezman out we have noone to replace him (Kovacevic is just as bad).
Jokanovic: As above.. I seriously havent seen him contribute much, apart feom giving away free-kicks.
Anyways, congrats to Spain for a good comeback. They did play the better football.
