
"Eurotards: “Ronaldo ban lifted good. Balogun ban lifted bad.” R/worldcup reacts to the rescinding of USA striker Folarin Balogun's red car suspension
Context: Folarin Balogun is a striker for the USMT in world cup, whose having an exceptional tournament so far. In the US's r32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Balogun received a controversial red card. In football/soccer, when a player receives a red card during the match, they are not only ejected from the game, but suspended from the playing the following game, thus, Balogun would miss the US's round of 16 game against Belgium. Today, Infantino, the head of FIFA, rescinded Baloguns suspension, after a supposed conversation with president Trump.
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Fuck it, we Ball - FIFA longtimers here acting like corruption is a brand new thing that hasn't been happening for the last 70+ years. Now that the US is a little more heavily involved y'all wanna have a conniption over it. Go USA 🇺🇸 >I despise people like you. Always claiming you're the victim, so it's "your turn" to enjoy the fruits of corruption, and it's only fair. But that's literally what every corrupt person on the planet says to themselves. >>Do you get as salty about the rampant corruption elsewhere, or do you only have a special place in your heart for the US? >>>Oh the "salty" meme, you NPCs are really busting out the classics. Just the corruption that involves Epstein's best friend, actually. Nobody else, ever, you caught me. >>>>What does Epstein have to do with the world cup? If you think that's a "gotcha" moment, you should know the vast majority of Americans want those files released too. Not the burn you think it is. >>>>>Epstein's literal best friend gave you this gift. Enjoy it. >>>>>>Again, mentioning Epstein isnt the flex your think it is. >>>>>>>Maybe if you repeat it a few more times it will become true. Like I said, enjoy the gift of corruption from his best friend. Savor it.
Euros punching air afraid of the team of a country that cares so little about the sport that they had to use a different name because it was already taken. If Belgium can’t beat a country whose best athletes play other sports than that alone is embarrassing. >Who created the term? Tell me who created the term used? Was it the Socceroos? No, it wasn't. Tell me who created the term! >>Are you even literate? That isn’t even relevant to the post. Americans don’t like the sport. I don’t know what a Socerroo even is nor do I care. >>>LMAO! Don't know what a socceroo is, don't care, can't tell me who created the term. Apparently it's you that doesn't care for the sport and you're here why exactly? 🤣 >>>>Your literacy is still subpar. No where in the post does it say who created the term soccer or that America did. It’s entirely irrelevant. The fact the US calls it by a different name than basically the entire world highlights how little Americans care. Try reading again slowly, word by word. Then attempt to process how the words interrelate to form a thought. You can do it! It’s never too late to learn how to read! I’m rooting for you. >>>>>Stfu....YOU obviously don't care and not sure why you're here. Learn who created the term and what a socceroo is, jackass. America hates the sport so much huh? Tell me how it is that this cup has beat the attendance record previously held by the '94 cup? Actually, don't even worry about answering. You clearly know fuck all.
This is incredible. How the hell does this happen? It seems incredibly problematic. Will they be suspending red cards for everyone? For star players only? For WCs only? Jesus. Now the senior players can play however they want. >It’s happened before on questionable red cards, you can’t appeal but FIFA can deem it not suspension worthy, like this one very much was. >>Wasn't really questionable though was it, he could've snapped his ankle. Sets a terrible precedent >>>So all the experienced commentators like Henry, zlatan, Landon Donovan etc called it anywhere from dubious to bullshit. Yet, you in your infinite wisdom disagree with all the experts who said it was a bad call. You don’t even think it’s questionable. >>>>All the ones on American television 😂 who do you think pays their wages... >>>>>Ah so you choose to believe they are lying to feed a conspiracy, rather than simply giving their opinion? Ok.
It was a shitty red card. Now we have precedent for future shit red cards to be removed. People should be happy. >"shitty red card" Balagun already missed 30+ min of the match and USA played with only 10 men. Isn't that enough of a punishment? Instead of banning a player for an additional game why not treat the next match as if the guy already has a yellow? >>Because that would give players a free pass to do stupid shit. Let's say you are playing a team with one stand out star player that they won't win without. With your suggestions someone could commit a red card level offence against him to get him out the game and be back playing in the next one. >>>Sure homie we'll change the rules mid-tournament for the shithole host country only >>>>Such a shithole that visitors for the cup have generally been loving it. >>>>>Man I loved my vacation in Tanzania that doesn't mean.. you know
Screw all of the haters on this sub! I feel pumped that Balogun is able to play tomorrow night and I just want to see us make it to the round of eight! >Thanks to Marc Rubio and Trump, FIFA broke their own rules… >>You could say they broke their own rules by improper in-game use of VAR. >>>No because their var rules allow the use of var if the var referee thinks a red card was missed and they can use sliw motion to determine the point of contact. No rules were broken. You are being fed lies in your corrupted americans media >>>>I looked into this and you’re correct. VAR was invoked properly. I still contend it should not have been ruled a red card offense. >>>>>This started so well with you admitting you didn’t knew the rules but looked it up and i was right. But you think that contact should not be a red… there is not a single football/soccer fan outside of the United States that sees the image and don’t think it’s a red And all we know from the decision is Trump called Infantino and FIFA decided to cancel the red with no explanation. This is a first in world cup history and clear corruption
Eurotards: “Ronaldo ban lifted good. Balogun ban lifted bad.” >Europoors here : Ronaldo ban lifted Bad. Balogun ban lifted bad. >>“Air conditioning bad. Balogun ban lifted bad.” >>>"P*dophile president" good for me said the yankee >>>>Trump is a piece of shit but don't be a bigot. When you talk like you are acting the same way trump supporters do. All bigotry is bad. >>>>>I didn't vote for him so I can sit on my ivory tower with peace of mind. Do better, for the sake of the whole world
So Americans can only win if they cheat, nothing new >It was a terrible card to begin with sit down scrub >>your p*dophile in chief is the only one who called it a "terrible card" >>>Trump knows nothing about sports in general. Don't deflect. This was fifa's decision. >>>>the president literally came out with his opinion on the red card being unjust on twitter. >>>>>That doesn't mean it influenced the decision. And if Trump says he influenced the decision, he definitely did not bc we all know he is a liar.
No, fuck that. Fuck this whole tournament. We’re going to start lifting bans as favours now? Fuck this, fuck Infantino and fuck anyone who supports this. If the US plays him I pray they lose their match in spectacular fashion. >Salty because we have a competitive team for once? >>Any team would be competitive when you have the FIFA president in your back pocket duh. >>>Explain your logic behind your comment. How did Infantino help us score 4 goals against the team that eliminated Germany and France could only muster a PK goal against? >>>>I don't think you need Infantino to help you tie your shoes. >>>>>If beating Paraguay is as easy as tying your shoes then why was it so hard for France and why wasn’t Germany able to win? >>>>>>because group stage is the regular season and knockout is when the actual tournament begins. stomping on 3rd place paraguay in a weak ass group definitely is not the flex you think it is. >>>>>>>You’re saying Paraguay sucks but they eliminated Germany and France struggled. You can’t have it both ways.
Look at the Americans who hadn't watched a "soccer" match in their life until a few weeks ago celebrating blatant corruption. You can't make this shit up. >Why is it corruption? By the rules it sounds like it was a misuse of VAR right? What's the corruption? >>Before Ronaldo’s, it’s never happened that a player’s disqualification was postponed by a year. There’s no reason why it should happen this time. >>>So new rules are always corruption? Seems to be working as intended >>>>There was never a rule change >>>>>The specific text and designation of Article 27 was introduced as part of a massive overhaul in the 2019 edition of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, which officially went into effect on July 15, 2019 Just using the rule as intended >>>>>>"A comprehensive overhaul occurred with the 2019 edition, effective 15 July 2019, which reduced the code's articles from 147 to 72 for conciseness and restructured provisions to streamline disciplinary proceedings, particularly by centralizing authority in the Disciplinary Committee for match manipulation cases and mandating simplified evidence exchange to minimize correspondence." Nothing of relevance to the case. There was no rule change. >>>>>>>I’ve heard they did it with Ronaldo, Caicedo, and otamendi this tourney. So it seems to be used a lot. If this is just the first time they’re implementing the rule it seems new. (15 more comments of these two arguing)
I'm feeding off the tears of all the people crying over this. Was a bullshit red card in the first place due to the VAR, rightfully rescinded. He's hoping it's a good match tomorrow >It was a very unfortunate, yet legitimate red card. Come on. >>It should have been a yellow card. There was no intent, and live commentators (even ones from other countries) agreed it should not have rose to the level of red. There's no dispute that it's a foul. There's dispute to the level at which it was given. >>>This is the world cup of "soccer" fans learning the rules of football, crazy. Do you know the rules? Do you see intend ANYWHERE when it comes to this kind of foul? >>>>Read below in my comment to another response. You have selective reasoning. >>>>>The fact some pundits think it's not a red card means corruption is ok? Don't bring Fox here ... shit media anyway. British media said it was red. Seems like only in the US they contest it. Great job >>>>>>Men in Blazers, a whole bunch of broadcasters, and others dispute that. You only hate that the US got this, not that it was reversed. If this were one of the British teams, you'd rejoice. And again, where was your outrage when Messi did the same action and didn't even get warned? Where was it when Ronaldo got the same treatment to excuse his red card and allow him to play in the first two world cup games?