Nareg on Life in Armenia is unhappy with the way a football game played during 4th Pan-Armenian Games was being organised.
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A bit of a mistake there… the football match was a Euro2008 qualifier and had nothing to do with the Pan-Armenian Games (which is a separate sporting event that is going on in the country currently).
Umm, sorry for that and thanks for the clarification. A draw against Portugal is amazing!!!