@we5ky The first foul of the game was literally Bellingham diving because he felt a light touch on his shoulder. Stones faked a head injury to kill Argentina’s momentum. “Too honest” is laughable. They are all the same.
@Tbag__1 VAR checks every play. They only call the ref for OFR if they believe he has made a clear and obvious mistake. Meaning the incidents you mention really weren’t even close.
@05ali_s05@canofcorn66@MC_of_A It was very similar to the red given to Balogun and more severe than the play people wanted Messi sent off for. It doesn’t fit the narrative though.
@tweets20201@caleb_smar33839@EuroDale@grok Brother can you read or am I falling for the world’s worst rage bait? I don’t know where to find 10k times on footballers. I admit that already. So unless you want to provide evidence to back your OPINION, then we will have to agree to disagree. You’re still missing the point!
@tweets20201@caleb_smar33839@EuroDale@grok Well AI agrees with me, but I have no idea where else I’d find that information, so we’ll agree to disagree. But again, my comment was more about people in decent shape being able to run at elite marathon pace.
@tweets20201@caleb_smar33839@EuroDale@grok Ok… I’m replying to the guy who said “if you’re in decent shape”. That’s a ridiculous statement. But I also believe a small percentage of footballers can run 6 miles in 30 minutes. They don’t train for that.
@caleb_smar33839@EuroDale@tweets20201@grok Yeah, there is a very small percentage of the population that can run sustained 5 minute miles, including footballers. That requires dedicated training and far better than “decent shape”.
@PaulTonkinson We were told for 3 weeks to stop discussing the rules of soccer. Then when an independent disciplinary committee makes a ruling according to FIFA code, we are expected to speak out against it? Can’t have it both ways. Quit trying to change the rules mid-tournament.
@batudelirdi@mickey_blue_66@ZachLowy Then don’t watch on American networks. If your home county network is showing ads too, then it’s not an American thing, is it?
@Zer0PucksGiven It was fewer than three years ago when your country honored a literal WWII nazi in parliament. I believe they gave him two standing ovations.