@FIFABrit He said Argentina gets away with a lot which they do, not just in terms the Egypt game but in almost every game they play which is why they appear to be favorited
@RobAbramowitz The offensive play wasn’t interrupted because Egypt worked for that goal. It wasn’t interrupted because Argentina had not 1, not 2, but maybe 3/4 chances to prevent that goal from happening- which they didn’t. So take the easy way out I guess? Good use of VAR yes for Argentina 🙄
@TEDDY127_ Not the game being rigged, just the consistency. I think we all know or can agree that if roles reversed and if Argentina had scored that goal, the referee and VAR would not have the balls to even go check VAR- and that says a lot in itself
@JPierreX7@osowxvyy Because we Colombians don’t care about how much the ticket costs. But I can’t say the same for majority of other nations. The reality is, it is way too expensive and FIFA should be ashamed.
@Josheenyoo@OTFBucky @ronaldoptgl I paid $150 to watch him at the last World Cup, category 2 seats. $300 is a lot to be retailed for the worst seats in the stadium. However my American brain will still buy however I can see why the Europeans are upset because they pay reasonable prices for matches over there
Hi @grok can you pick one random person who likes this post on December 11th, 2025 so we can hook them up with $500 in credit towards 2026 World Cup tickets?
They must follow @tickpick and retweet this post.
My yesterday’s post about Manchester United's potential sale meant one thing: the club is in an advanced negotiation phase with a new investor. Just to clarify, I am not the investor, nor are they from my nation. I'm posting this as a fan who wishes the deal to happen, though it might not necessarily happen.
@Paulie_WT@FavianRenkel They will allow you to buy tickets for your country in advance, regardless if they qualify or not. If they do then you have guaranteed seats, if not then they refund you back the money