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Special report: 2006 FIFA World Cup
LONDON, July 3 (Xinhua) -- England striker Wayne Rooney said Monday that he
was "bitterly disappointed" with the dismissal at the World Cup quarterfinal
against Portugal.
The Manchester United striker, who was dismissed in Saturday's match after stepping
on the groin of Portugal defender Ricardo Carvalho, added that his stamping
did not warrant a red card.
"I remember the incident clearly and have seen it several times since on
television. I am of the same opinion now as I was at the time that what happened
didn't warrant a red card,"Rooney said in a statement.
"I want to say absolutely categorically that I did not intentionally put my
foot down on Ricardo Carvalho. He slid in from behind me and unfortunately ended
up in a positioning where my foot was inevitably going to end up as I kept my
balance. That's all there was to it.
"If you ask any player -- and indeed almost any fan -- they will tell you
that I am straight and honest in the way I play." Enditem
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