@s1lvrsky honestly, i get you but it can also make you feel alive. like, it really showed you what greatness meant and how it’s possible and why you should keep going.
my chat with chat summarized:
There isn’t a fixed number of touches or passes after a foul that determines whether a goal counts. Instead, referees judge whether the goal came from the same attacking phase. If play continues fluidly, the foul can still be relevant. (1/2)
my chat with chat summarized:
There isn’t a fixed number of touches or passes after a foul that determines whether a goal counts. Instead, referees judge whether the goal came from the same attacking phase. If play continues fluidly, the foul can still be relevant. (1/2)
This is from IFAB’s official Laws of the Game— Law 5 (The Referee) — and the VAR Protocol. They explain that there is no fixed limit on passes, touches, or time after a foul. Instead, referees decide whether the incident is still part of the same attacking phase of play.(3/3)
You’re arguing the wrong point. Nobody said Salah falling automatically means penalty. We’re talking about consistency. Egypt gets contact ignored, a goal wiped, momentum killed but when Argentina needs saving, VAR suddenly becomes a forensic crime lab. That’s why people call it protection. Stop pretending this is normal football
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i’m so pissed at my country, Egypt.
Not for not interfering, not for not letting in Gazans, and not for condemning Iran. But for our weakness, our vulnerability, our lack of game, our lack of importance, and our lack of personality.
we do nothing, have nothing, bring nothing.