World Cup 2010: Virals hit the internet as fans react with fury to Frank Lampard's disallowed goal
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Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 12:54 PM on 28th June 2010
If there was any doubt that the referee made the wrong decision in disallowing Frank Lampard's World Cup goal today, virals sweeping the internet have put it to rest.
Within hours of England's disastrous 4-1 loss, the internet was awash with references to the controversial decision, including one doctored image featuring a white line showing just how far the ball had made it past the goal posts.
Another prankster on social networking site Twitter, with a user name of 'Queen UK', tweeted: 'Find out where that referee is from. And get MI6 on the phone.'
Clearly over the line: This internet viral seems to confirm what millions of England fans already believed
England fans at home and in South Africa reacted furiously to the decision to disallow Lampard's goal, while referee Jorge Larrionda and his assistants left the field at half time to a chorus of boos.
Mark McGraw, 46, a ground worker
from Eastwood in Nottingham, said: 'It's a joke. The linesman was half
way up the pitch. They're trying to get us back for '66.'
Richard
Carter, 37, a professional gambler from Shaw in Oldham, said: 'I'm
sitting a hundred yards away and it was definitely in.
Not amused: A Twitter user, going by the name of Queen UK, reacts to England's loss
'I would like to know what the referee and linesman were looking at. They clearly weren't watching the game.'
Another fan chipped in: 'We need a Russian linesman.'
TV presenter Jonathan Ross was likewise left dumbfounded by the disallowed goal.
'That was so far in even I could see it without my lenses in!!,' he tweeted.
Wayne Rooney is lampooned in this viral circulating on Twitter
Homeward bound: Wayne Rooney's 'plane ticket'
England was totally out classed yesterday!!!! ha ha!!
- B, Scotland, 28/6/2010 14:05
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