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@FabrizioRomano Remind him of Harry Kane

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@w_bravel In that case you can go to Chelsea to help keep it together.

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@TheMatchdayHQ @Record_Portugal @Ekremkonur Yes. Been calling for it!!

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@SelecaoTalk He should be happy that he even went to the World Cup.

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@GiaMMacool There’s God!! He does have sense of humor!!

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@joeroganhq The result of lack of objectivity. In sociology it’s called formalistic impersonality - to be like a judge; to see facts and make decisions based on that and not based on biases.

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@AltcoinDaily Let’s go!

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@IAmSteveHarvey Infidelity

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@GiaMMacool The same thing with most other things as well. It’s part of projection ideology.

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@AURAGOALX The problem is that a different player other than Messi would have been sent off via a red card no matter what or how the rule is analyzed. You cannot change people’s minds now. Even if Messi’s Argentina goes on to win the World Cup squarely, this incident makes it look arranged

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@UTD_Seth001 Messi’s referee saw it and Messi’s VAR saw it.

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@ofootball__

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@ofootball__ Red card

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@ESPNFC This England team will cook

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@CFC_OBED I agree!!

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@IAmSteveHarvey Treat others the way they would like treated

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@DearS_o_n Right. “Never be desperate in life.”

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@xallyange @ESPNUK Do that to Messi and see what happens

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@ESPNUK It’s a clear Red card!!

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@PLVintageEra @invertCucurella Yeah, let any other player do it and see an intentional Red card wether you like it or not.