@henno21@DanWolken I know I’m going out on a limb here, but I’m pretty sure leniency is a method to correct an error. I may not understand the English language, but unlike you, I understand nuance and I’m not obtuse.
@henrywinter OMG… the red card undermined FIFA. The quality of officiating undermined FIFA. Correcting this egregious error is exactly what FIFA should have done. Only issue is it should have been corrected sooner.
@piersmorgan Nothing stopping other world leaders from doing it in the future. Not sure your point. Other countries might be upset so don’t support your country’s team.
@Cevans1999 Sorry, but the bigger stain on the game was giving the red card to Balogun. How do you compare the favoritism you reference above to the favoritism given Messi for a similar act to Balogun’s.
@EdDaigneault I would hope the former and the decision should have been accompanied by pulling the referee from working any remaking World Cup matches.
@GarysheffieldJr Agree it’s roughly 32 calendar days, but only 7 games for a pitcher. If you are arguing there is more value to a start by a pitcher than a position player, that is a different conversation.
@colemadison15@PeteNakos Are you sure? The following is from an ESPN story: “…athletes in all sports will be given five years of eligibility over five seasons…”
@keepitquarterly As someone who has spent his career writing 10-Qs, you really have no idea how much time is taken away from management preparing for the earnings release that would be better served running the Company.
@AndyStaples@davidrsoffer@JLK7299 Sorry, you couldn’t be more wrong about this. Ask yourself this, if this structure actually works, why wouldn’t every company in the U.S. employee this strategy? The answer is because it doesn’t work.