@ExclLcfcnews You have: Kamal Sowah, George Hirst and Nathaniel Opoku are some of the names, although Sowah never returned and went to Bruges and Opoku returned heavily injured.
@Feroce1@hkonjarlsnerle@LordFartsworth@PolymarketSport Nope, there's nothing proving you correct as nor FIFA or USMNT documented the suspension, and the penalty isn't on probation as that would actually break the rules (red card is min. One game suspension)
@Feroce1@hkonjarlsnerle@LordFartsworth@PolymarketSport The punishment hasn't been changed, it has been delayed, still the same, nothing supports your argument lad, there's no association statement that ever said that happened
@Feroce1@hkonjarlsnerle@LordFartsworth@PolymarketSport So loud yet so wrong, nowhere did FIFA say it wasn't a red, no rapport has been released. The FIFA still recognizes the foul and the red card as it is a suspension of a year, meaning he'll serve the penalty in a year time.
@Ken_carson57@Achillees999@fiago7 They didn't, card is suspended for a year so he'll still have to sit a match out, only difference is 365 days ππ
@KosmosNous@DiceElDani They didn't carry over cause the FIFA disciplinairy commitee deemed they werent "worthy" enough to be carried onto their competition, they'll still have to serve the suspension in their continental federations.
π¨π£ π‘ππͺ: Jurgen Klopp on Donald Trump calling Gianni Infantino directly:
"If that really was the case, then that's crazy. Let's just say this is our game, not theirs."
"These two people, who both have no idea about football, should have nothing to do with that."
"That was a red card. There are no two ways about it. We're sorry for Balogun because he didn't mean to do it. But that's what the rules say."