Well, Mr watching for 50 years. VAR is a newer process and by using it to upgrade to a red card based on intensity is against the official fifa rulebook of how VAR is meant to be used. Soooo yeah, maybe the experts know more than the random jabroni’s wasting away on their couches 🤣
@Brendan40602155@Nick___Collins Bub, if you didn’t watch the match, and you have no knowledge of the situation. Why would you post that and embarrass yourself? 🤣
@EduKanaan@sstaedtler8787@getnickwright The announcers on the broadcast. Literally everyone in the booth said it repeatedly. I think that leads to people’s confusion as to the rules.
@EduKanaan@sstaedtler8787@getnickwright Every announcer, who are vastly more knowledgeable than you are on the game, said it should not be a red card 🤷🏻♂️
Also, the rules should apply the same across all games. Which clearly they have not…
I have no doubt it hurts lol. But if I get tapped in the calf, you won’t see me holding my face (for no reason) acting like I had a career ending injury, and then spring up like nothing happened. 😂 but most comments say it’s to get a little break, that makes a lot more sense. I can see that.
@elksmith3@AlterEgo_xyz@getnickwright I think anyone who watches both would disagree lol. It definitely exists in both but flopping in ⚽️ looks basically the same as 🏀. Those are objectively the two worst.
@elksmith3@AlterEgo_xyz@getnickwright NBA yes, NFL it’s really only some QB’s. But this is like the NBA on crack 😂. Every time it looks like they need to go to the hospital and then they jump up smiling like nothing happened lmao.
Oh I believe it and it’s great. It’s just annoying that they lay there for minutes. Ref is like “Nah” and then they jump up as if nothing happened lol. It’s so obviously fake. I feel the same with the NBA, it’s fine to exaggerate for the call but don’t pretend to be legitimately hurt when you’re not 😂