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@ElPresidenteOK @FranciscoFCB97 Dummy, we are the 3rd most successful country in the world in last 50 years of football with just 4 million population and 0 foreign players. You just prove that you dont know football 😂😂😂

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@davidfootballx If you have knew something, and thats that he doesnt make any decision. The one that are leading are his assistants and main players. Everyone knows that and that was Dalic biggest quality, to give the power as everyone was aware he wasnt capable of anything.

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@ElPresidenteOK @FranciscoFCB97 Dummy they are croatian wherever they are born, thats what matters. Its not that their roots are from somewhere else and they play for us, we have something else not many country has, and thats pride.

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@FranciscoFCB97 Dont worry, we will always play with our ethnic players, that wont ever change.

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@DailyLoud Black culture has ruined the world

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@cagiago_ Ghetto dummy, we are 3rd most successful country in the world in last 50 years of football with just 4 million population

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@DrJesseMorse You just comparing American football and Brady with football and C. Ronaldo is why you dont have an answer yourself 🤦🏻

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@graninho03 Ne znam kako ne radis vec negdje pored svog znanja 🥴🥴🥴

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Nope, proud of that performance. You will never reach what our country of 4 million people has achieved, not in hundreds of years. 2 bronze medals and one silver medal in the last 30 years. 😉
You have almost 100 times more people than us, and still, your best player is Croatian by roots, same as your best American football coach in history. I repeat once again, we have 4 million people. Those are facts 💪🏻

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@NateWeymouth @Graham_Sussex22 @ATL_Survivor @BFW You call that a high level? Even your MLS league sucks, but you played NCAA Division II back in the past 🤣🤣🤣
Amateur football level is even better than that. And you said you played at a high level for 15 years??? Our conversation stops here, my guy, you’ve proven the point 🤣

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Mladene, iskreno pitanje, mozes li mi potkrijepiti nekim cinjenicama ili vec vlastitim iskustvom pohvale za Capellasa?
Ovo govorim kao roditelja dva sina koja oba nastupaju za mladje selekcije Dinama. Pricekat cu tvoj odgovor a onda dati svoj, s obzirom da za izreci ovakvo nesto moras znati nesto vise. Lp

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Still waiting for you to tell me where you played? I played for my national team’s U15, U17, U19, and U21 squads, and with some of them, I participated in the Youth European and Youth World Championships.
But even that doesn’t matter, the rules are the rules, and you have already proven multiple times that you have never watched football, and especially have never played it, since you dont know rules. You know I’m right 😉

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@NateWeymouth @Graham_Sussex22 @ATL_Survivor @BFW Listen once again the chairman of FIFA referees committee, the best referee in the football history, not some guest that ESPN choosed to give a biased statement 🤣

https://t.co/6ArRQ0GYIq

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🚨 Pierluigi Collina dismisses comparisons between Lionel Messi's challenge and Folarin Balogun's red card:

🗣“One of the biggest mistakes in football is assuming that two incidents are identical simply because they look similar. Referees are instructed to judge every challenge based on the specific details of that action.

In Messi's case, the contact is brief and he immediately withdraws his foot. There is no significant follow-through or excessive force. It may be considered a foul, but that alone does not make it a sending-off offence.

Balogun's challenge is different. Whether the contact was intentional or accidental is not the only consideration. The referee must evaluate the point of contact, the force used, the follow-through and, most importantly, whether the challenge endangered the safety of the opponent. Those are the factors that determine whether serious foul play has occurred.

Football supporters often compare two incidents from different matches, but referees cannot officiate that way. Every challenge has its own context and must be judged on its own merits under the Laws of the Game.

For me, it is entirely possible for both decisions to be correct. Messi's challenge does not automatically deserve a red card simply because another player was sent off for a different incident. The details of each challenge matter, and in this case the level of danger in Balogun's tackle was clearly greater.”

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@NateWeymouth @Graham_Sussex22 @ATL_Survivor @BFW Nope, Im not a bosnian, not bosnian fan, which actually makes you irrelevant as an USA fan that watches football for the first time

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@WilliamsJohn27 @lmyml17 @Cecil1380674 @tim_skrmetti @BFW Just like I was right, the World Cup is the first competition you have ever watched 🤣🤣🤣

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@NateWeymouth @Graham_Sussex22 @ATL_Survivor @BFW Maybe you are more of a visual person 🥴

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@BenDiFrancesco When ugly ginger from America starts talking about football that has never watched in his life 🥴🥴🥴

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@NateWeymouth @Graham_Sussex22 @ATL_Survivor @BFW He didn’t, and he should have gotten one as well. I can show you hundreds of similar situations where a red card was given. Nine times out of ten, those situations result in a red card, you should have known that if you had ever watched football.

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@jasonuk17 Hahah my guy you have never watched a football game obviously 🤦🏻

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@tedcruz Ted, stick to the corruption, thats where you are the best and dont comment the sport you have never watched