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This has a real “How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Aren’t Real" dumbass vibe to it.
5·11日前I like that the articles main image looks like a giant gold turd.
Lions, Giraffes, Bonobos and Tigers, oh my!
221·14日前“better than eating broken glass”
Oh, you mean better than Windows Vista Aero.
7·16日前100%. I suspect there was “guidance” on protecting Messi given the marketing $$ and this intervention by Trump for the host country was unacceptable for an arguable valid red card.
Read my earlier response in this thread that already agrees that Messi should have also been shown a red card for his challenge. It was more intentional than this one.
The rules are a red card can be issued for multiple Sending-off offences with one of those being Serious Foul Play.
“Serious foul play
A tackle or challenge that endangers the safety of an opponent or uses excessive force or brutality must be sanctioned as serious foul play. Any player who lunges at an opponent in challenging for the ball from the front, from the side or from behind using one or both legs, with excessive force.”
International Football Association Board rules
“The Laws embody the unacceptability of unsafe play in their disciplinary phrases, e.g. ‘reckless challenge’ (caution = yellow card/YC) and ‘endangering the safety of an opponent’ or ‘using excessive force’ (sending-off = red card/RC).”
In this instance you can see how a referee would see this being beyond a reckless challenge given the potential serious injury that could have occurred.
I agree. Messi should also have received a red. The fact that he did not even get a yellow was a terrible call.
“Honestly I don’t care how I look in photos anymore …”
Says the jacked old guy meme with the designer glasses, groomed beard, douche bag hat, sipping on a cocktail through a bright green straw.
“Andrew Giuliani, who leads the White House Task Force on the World Cup”
Rudy’s son. The turd does not fall far from the arsehole.
In Australia at Coles supermarkets, you get frequently blocked by the stupid new AI monitored smart gates if you have not purchased anything and it requires a staff member to open the gates. All done in an attempt to address increasing instances of shoplifting. A better approach, in a cost of living crisis, to reduce shoplifting is to not keep raising grocery prices constantly and advertising now proven misleading discounts. Coles and Woolworths have been making record profits during this time. The real theft is happening in the stores but not by the shoppers.