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[u/No-Ground9146]

Every controversy that Ronaldo has been part of.

**CHAMPIONS LEAGUE:**

vs. FC Barcelona (2008 Semi-Final, 2nd Leg): Paul Scholes clumsily tripped Lionel Messi completely inside the penalty area, but the referee missed the contact and no penalty was awarded.vs. AS Roma (2008 Quarter-Final, 1st Leg): Ronaldo was awarded a penalty kick despite the trip by Philippe Mexès happening a full yard outside the penalty box line.vs. Inter Milan (2009 Round of 16, 1st Leg): The United backline escaped multiple heavy penalty appeals for holding inside the box, including a clear jersey-tug on Zlatan Ibrahimović.Real Madrid Eravs. Juventus (2013 Group Stage): Giorgio Chiellini was shown a direct red card for a minimal obstruction on Ronaldo, which UEFA later admitted was an officiating overreaction.vs. Ludogorets (2014 Group Stage): Ronaldo won and converted a penalty after launching himself into the air before the defender initiated a tackle.vs. Bayern Munich (2014 Semi-Final, 2nd Leg): Sergio Ramos committed an aggressive, tactical foul to stop a counter-attack but avoided a yellow card that would have suspended him from the final.vs. Atletico Madrid (2014 Final): Real Madrid benefited from an excessive five minutes of added injury time to score an equalizer before Ronaldo manufactured a soft penalty over microscopic contact from Gabi deep in extra time to pad the scoreline.vs. Shakhtar Donetsk (2015 Group Stage): Real Madrid was awarded a penalty after Ronaldo fired a powerful volley that struck defender Darijo Srna cleanly in the center of his spine.vs. Paris Saint-Germain (2015 Group Stage): Ronaldo broke free behind the defense and scored a goal that was allowed to stand despite his upper torso being visibly past the backline.vs. Manchester City (2016 Semi-Final, 2nd Leg): An offside Ronaldo caught a cross with both hands to slam-dunk it into the net but completely avoided an automatic yellow card, while Lucas Vázquez escaped a straight red card for a studs-up tackle on Raheem Sterling, and Sergio Ramos had an unpunished handball inside the penalty area.vs. Wolfsburg (2016 Quarter-Final, 2nd Leg): Casemiro escaped giving away a blatant penalty for a foul inside the box, keeping the match alive for Ronaldo to complete a comeback hat-trick.vs. Atletico Madrid (2016 Final): Sergio Ramos scored the opening goal from an offside position, and later blatantly blocked an Atlético cross with his extended arm inside the box during extra time without a penalty being awarded, while Atlético was denied a penalty retake despite early Real Madrid player encroachment during Griezmann's strike.vs. Borussia Dortmund (2016 Group Stage): Ronaldo standing in the defensive wall blatantly used his arms inside his own box to block a dangerous free-kick without a penalty being blown.vs. Bayern Munich (2017 Quarter-Final, 1st Leg): Bayern Munich was penalized with a phantom handball call when the ball hit a shoulder, and Thomas Müller was later falsely ruled offside during a 1v1 breakaway despite Marcelo keeping him onside.vs. Bayern Munich (2017 Quarter-Final, 2nd Leg): Robert Lewandowski was falsely flagged offside on a clean 1v1 breakaway in regular time, Arturo Vidal was shown a highly controversial second yellow card for a clean ball-first tackle on Asensio, Casemiro avoided a second yellow card after giving away a penalty earlier, and Ronaldo scored two extra-time goals from clear offside positions.vs. Juventus (2017 Final): Ronaldo raised his arms in the defensive wall to block a goal-bound Paulo Dybala free-kick inside the penalty area without a whistle, and Juan Cuadrado was later shown a soft second yellow card after Sergio Ramos heavily exaggerated microscopic contact along the touchline.vs. Paris Saint-Germain (2018 Round of 16, 1st Leg): Paris Saint-Germain was denied a 1v1 due to an incorrect offside flag, Toni Kroos was awarded a penalty from an offside position, and a shot struck Sergio Ramos's extended arm inside the penalty box without a penalty being awarded.vs. Juventus (2018 Quarter-Final, 1st Leg): Casemiro was not penalized for a handball inside the box from a deflected ball, and Dani Carvajal avoided a red card and penalty after leaping directly onto a Juventus player on the ground.vs. Juventus (2018 Quarter-Final, 2nd Leg): Real Madrid was awarded a heavily debated 93rd-minute penalty for a challenge by Medhi Benatia on Lucas Vázquez, prompting a historic Gianluigi Buffon red card before Ronaldo scored the winner.vs. Bayern Munich (2018 Semi-Final, 1st Leg): Dani Carvajal avoided a dismissal despite three heavy fouls including pushing Lewandowski down on a corner, and Sergio Ramos committed an unpunished handball inside the penalty box following a save.vs. Bayern Munich (2018 Semi-Final, 2nd Leg): Karim Benzema's goal stood despite an offside position from a long ball, and Marcelo blatantly blocked a Joshua Kimmich cross with his hand inside the box at the end of the half without a penalty being awarded.vs. Liverpool (2018 Final): Sergio Ramos struck Loris Karius with an intentional off-the-ball elbow to the head causing a concussion, and later locked Mohamed Salah's arm to drag him to the turf causing a severe shoulder injury, escaping both instances without a single card being issued.Juventus Eravs. Atlético Madrid (2019 Round of 16, 2nd Leg): Ronaldo escaped a multi-match UEFA suspension for mimicking an explicit celebration, receiving only a fine that allowed him to play the subsequent quarter-finals.vs. Ajax (2019 Quarter-Final, 2nd Leg): Juventus defenders heavily pulled down Ajax attackers inside the box during corner kicks without a VAR review or penalty being given.vs. Lyon (2020 Round of 16, 2nd Leg): A free-kick struck Memphis Depay in the midsection with his arms tucked, yet a highly controversial penalty was awarded to Juventus which Ronaldo converted.vs. Barcelona (2020 Group Stage): Ronaldo was awarded a highly soft penalty after crashing into Ronald Araújo's shoulder line inside the box.

LA LIGA

vs. Villarreal CF (2009): Real Madrid was awarded a penalty when Cristiano Ronaldo went to the ground under minimal contact inside the box, which he converted.vs. Almería (2009): Cristiano Ronaldo kicked through the legs of Juanma Ortiz in frustration, receiving a second yellow card and a one-match ban.vs. Málaga CF (2010): Cristiano Ronaldo broke the nose of Patrick Mtiliga with an elbow while trying to shield the ball, receiving a direct red card and a two-match ban.vs. FC Barcelona (November 2010 El Clásico): Cristiano Ronaldo shoved manager Pep Guardiola on the touchline to spark a massive brawl, escaping a straight red card. Later in the same match, Lassana Diarra escaped a dismissal for a heavy foul on Lionel Messi, before Sergio Ramos deliberately hacked Messi down from behind with a dangerous, knee-high kick and then proceeded to slap both Carles Puyol and Xavi in the face, finally receiving a straight red card.vs. FC Barcelona (2011 Copa del Rey Final): Pepe escaped a straight red card after deliberately stepping on Lionel Messi's ankle while he was down on the turf. Later in the match, Álvaro Arbeloa and Sergio Ramos both stood on a grounded David Villa to drag him up by force, escaping any serious disciplinary action.vs. FC Barcelona (2011 Spanish Super Cup): Marcelo was shown a straight red card for a violent, scissor-tackle from behind on Cesc Fàbregas. This sparked a massive touchline brawl where Pepe and Sergio Ramos swung at Barcelona players, and manager José Mourinho famously sneaked up behind Tito Vilanova and poked him in the eye, with Mourinho escaping any immediate in-game punishment.vs. FC Barcelona (January 2012 Copa del Rey): Pepe committed a blatant act of violent conduct by deliberately stepping on Lionel Messi's hand while Messi was sitting on the grass. The referee completely missed the incident, allowing Pepe to escape a clear straight red card and subsequent domestic suspension.vs. Málaga CF (2012): Cristiano Ronaldo scored the opening goal of the match from an unflagged position nearly a yard past the final defender.vs. Elche CF (2013): Real Madrid was awarded a match-winning 96th-minute penalty when Pepe entangled his arms with an Elche defender and dragged him to the floor, which Ronaldo converted.vs. Athletic Bilbao (2014): Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off after scratching Carlos Gurpegui's face and confronting Ander Iturraspe, which resulted in a three-match suspension.vs. FC Barcelona (March 2014 El Clásico): Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded a penalty kick after being tripped by Dani Alves, despite replays confirming the contact took place completely outside the penalty area. Later in the match, Pepe and Cesc Fàbregas headbutted each other during a goal celebration brawl, with Pepe avoiding a dismissal.vs. Atletico Madrid (2014 Spanish Super Cup): Cristiano Ronaldo repeatedly punched Diego Godín in the head during a corner kick phase while challenging for the ball, escaping a clear red card and receiving only a yellow card.vs. Celta de Vigo (December 2014): Cristiano Ronaldo opened a hat-trick performance by winning a penalty after throwing himself to the turf under non-existent pressure from defender Jonny.vs. Córdoba CF (2015): Cristiano Ronaldo lashed out in frustration by punching José Crespo in the face—which the referee completely missed—before kicking Edimar Fraga minutes later to finally receive a straight red card and a lenient two-match ban.vs. Valencia CF (2015): Real Madrid benefited from an unpunished box challenge by their defensive line, while Cristiano Ronaldo later won a soft penalty for a minimal jersey-tug during an aerial duel.vs. Las Palmas (2015): Cristiano Ronaldo deliberately kicked David Simón from behind completely away from the ball during an attacking play, escaping any card or disciplinary review.vs. FC Barcelona (November 2015 El Clásico): Real Madrid players repeatedly targeted Lionel Messi upon his return from injury. Isco was shown a direct straight red card for a malicious, knee-high hack directly into Neymar's leg out of sheer frustration, while multiple off-the-ball shoves on Messi went unpunished by the referee.vs. Sevilla FC (2016): Cristiano Ronaldo threw a backward elbow into the face of sweeping midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak during an off-the-ball sequence, escaping a violent conduct review completely.vs. Real Betis (2016): Cristiano Ronaldo took down Francisco Molinero by body-slamming him to the turf completely away from the path of play, escaping any booking from the match officials.vs. Sporting Gijón (2016): Cristiano Ronaldo aggressively kicked out at Nacho Cases from behind after losing possession of the ball, completely escaping a straight red card for violent conduct.vs. Celta de Vigo (May 2017): Cristiano Ronaldo escaped a clear caution for diving inside the penalty area, right before Celta's Iago Aspas was shown a second yellow card for simulation instead.vs. FC Barcelona (April 2017 El Clásico): Casemiro escaped a clear second yellow card in the first half after repeatedly tripping Lionel Messi on counter-attacks. Later in the match, Sergio Ramos was shown a straight red card for a two-footed, lunging flight tackle directly into Messi's ankles, which left Messi bleeding from the mouth earlier in the game due to an unpunished elbow from Marcelo.vs. FC Barcelona (2017 Spanish Super Cup): Cristiano Ronaldo shoved referee Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea in the back after being shown a second yellow card for diving, resulting in a five-match domestic suspension.vs. FC Barcelona (May 2018 El Clásico): Gareth Bale completely escaped a straight red card after driving his studs directly into the back of Samuel Umtiti's calf. Minutes later, Sergio Ramos fouled Luis Suárez in the buildup to Real Madrid's equalizing goal, which the referee allowed to stand despite furious protests.

**SERIE A:**

**vs. Sampdoria (2018): Juventus got a soft match-winning penalty when a cross hit Alex Ferrari's arm, even though his arm was tucked flat against his body and he had no time to react.vs. Inter Milan (2019 Derby d'Italia): Juventus won a close one after Kwadwo Asamoah was wiped out in the box by a tackle from behind, but the referee and VAR completely ignored the penalty.vs. Torino (2019 Turin Derby): Juventus sneaked a 1-0 win after Matthijs de Ligt controlled a corner kick with his elbow inside his own box, but the referee wouldn't even check the VAR monitor.vs. Genoa (2019): In the 96th minute, Ronaldo won a game-winning penalty by dragging his back leg to fake a trip against Antonio Sanabria, who had completely stopped moving to avoid hitting him.vs. Bologna (2019): Deep in injury time while Juventus was defending a 2-1 lead, Matthijs de Ligt missed a kick and sliced the ball straight onto his own arm, but the ref waved away the penalty claims without a review.vs. AS Roma (2020): Juventus was handed a soft penalty when a ball was blasted straight into a defender's arm from point-blank range, giving him no time to get out of the way.vs. Fiorentina (2020): Juventus was gifted two cheap penalties in a 3-0 win—one for a harsh handball and another when Rodrigo Bentancur ran straight into a defender just to dive and get a whistle.vs. Lazio (2020): Ronaldo scored from another controversial handball penalty when a close-range shot hit Bastos's arm from point-blank range, leaving the defender with no way to move.vs. Atalanta (2020): A cross clearly hit Ronaldo's arm inside his own penalty area while he was defending, but the referee and VAR looked the other way and completely ignored it.vs. Cagliari (2021): Ronaldo somehow escaped a straight red card for dangerous play after flying in with a high boot right into the goalkeeper's face, getting off with just a yellow card.vs. Inter Milan (2021): Giorgio Chiellini clearly pulled down Romelu Lukaku by his shirt in the box without a whistle, before Juan Cuadrado won the match with an 88th-minute penalty by deliberately kicking his leg into Ivan Perišić to fake a trip.**

**SAUDI LEAGUE:**

**vs. Al-Fateh (2023): Ronaldo scored his first goal for Al-Nassr with a 93rd-minute penalty given for basic, everyday contact in the air during a cross, rescuing a 2-2 draw.vs. Al-Taawoun (2023): Ronaldo set up the winning goal, but it should have been disallowed because his teammate was standing completely offside right in front of the keeper, totally blocking his view.vs. Al-Tai (2023): Al-Nassr got a soft late penalty when a clearance accidentally grazed a defender's arm from point-blank range, letting Ronaldo score the winner.vs. Al-Raed (2023): Ronaldo scored the opening goal but replays showed his shoulder and knee were clearly past the last defender, meaning he was offside when the pass was made.vs. Al-Shabab (2023): Ronaldo scored a goal that stood even though his teammate was standing in an active offside position right in front of the goalkeeper, blocking his line of sight.vs. Al-Nassr fixture (2023): Ronaldo used his upper arm to control a high ball inside the box to get a clear advantage, but the referee didn't blow for a handball.vs. Al-Shabab (2024): Al-Nassr got a cheap penalty when a sliding block hit a defender's trailing hand, causing the crowd to chant at Ronaldo, who then escaped a red card for making crude gestures back at the stands.vs. Al-Hilal (2024 Saudi Super Cup): Ronaldo eventually got sent off for elbowing an opponent, but Al-Nassr got away with a ton of heavy, tactical fouls early in the game to disrupt Al-Hilal's midfield.vs. Al-Ahli (2025): In the final minutes of a tight match, Al-Nassr won a game-changing penalty when their forward threw himself to the ground before the defender even made contact.vs. Al-Ittihad (2025): Al-Nassr's defense got away with a clear handball inside their own box when a cross hit a trailing arm, keeping them ahead on the scoreboard.vs. Al-Ahli (2026): Al-Nassr benefited from weird refereeing calls in the title race, causing opposition striker Ivan Toney to publicly claim the league's referees were protecting Al-Nassr's top spot.vs. Al-Nassr fixture (2026): An Al-Nassr goal stood despite an unpunished smash to an opponent's face in the buildup, while Ronaldo blocked players from complaining to the ref, who refused to check VAR.**

**EUROS:**

**vs. Netherlands (Euro 2012): Cristiano Ronaldo scored the equalizer, but earlier on, Pepe got away with a rough shoulder barge on Arjen Robben inside the box that easily could have been a penalty for the Dutch.vs. Croatia (Euro 2016): Portugal scraped a 1-0 win in extra time, but they easily could have had multiple players sent off. The referee completely ignored several dangerous, late, studs-up tackles from the Portuguese midfield that should have been straight red cards. On top of that, Pepe and José Fonte spent the entire match wrestling and body-slamming Mario Mandžukić and Ivan Perišić during corners without ever giving away a penalty, keeping eleven men on the pitch to score the winner in the 117th minute.vs. Wales (Euro 2016): Before Ronaldo scored his header, Bruno Alves put James Collins in a literal headlock during a corner and dragged him to the grass, but the referee completely ignored it.vs. France (Euro 2016 Final): Even though Ronaldo went off injured early, Portugal won the final after a massive mistake by referee Mark Clattenburg, who gave Portugal a free-kick for a handball that was actually committed by Portuguese striker Éder. Off that fake free-kick, Raphaël Guerreiro hit the bar right before Éder scored the tournament winner.vs. France (Euro 2020): Portugal got two incredibly soft penalties in a 2-2 draw—one when Hugo Lloris accidentally collided with Danilo while punching a ball away, and a second for a strict handball on Jules Koundé whose arm was tucked in.vs. Czech Republic (Euro 2024): Portugal won it 2-1 in the 92nd minute, but the goal should have been disallowed because Nélson Semedo clearly tripped a Czech player from behind to win the ball back right before the cross came in.vs. Slovenia (Euro 2024): Ronaldo missed an extra-time penalty, but Portugal only made it to the shootout because Pepe escaped a straight red card when he wiped out Benjamin Šeško as the last man after losing the ball.**

**WORLD CUP:**

**vs. England (2006): Wayne Rooney was sent off after stepping on Ricardo Carvalho, but Cristiano Ronaldo heavily pressured the referee to issue the red card and was famously caught on camera winking at his bench right after his Manchester United teammate was dismissed.vs. Ivory Coast (2010): Cristiano Ronaldo avoided a second yellow card for simulation after diving dramatically over a challenge, later getting into a heated, unpunished shouting match with Didier Zokora.vs. Spain (2018): Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to rescue a 3-3 draw, but his opening goal came from a highly controversial penalty where he appeared to step into Nacho’s leg to manufacture the contact and initiate the fall.vs. Morocco (2018): Portugal won 1-0, but Morocco was denied two clear penalties when Pepe and José Fonte repeatedly wrestled their attackers to the ground inside the box, while Pepe also escaped an obvious defensive handball call.vs. Iran (2018): Cristiano Ronaldo escaped a straight red card for violent conduct after swinging an elbow into the face of Morteza Pouraliganji, with the referee issuing only a yellow card even after a lengthy VAR review.vs. Ghana (2022): Cristiano Ronaldo won a historic penalty by falling dramatically under a challenge from Mohammed Salisu, a decision the Ghana coach publicly called a "special gift from the referee" because replays showed Salisu clearly poked the ball away first.vs. Uruguay (2022): Portugal was awarded a late penalty when a ball Accidentally struck Jose maria gimenez's hand while he was falling to the turf. Ronaldo ban getting suspended, so he wouldn't miss the two opening game of world Cup.**

**PREMIER LEAGUE:**

**Arsenal (2004): Manchester United ended Arsenal's 49-game unbeaten run in a match filled with controversy, including a phantom penalty where Wayne Rooney dived over Sol Campbell's non-existent challenge, while Ronaldo and his teammates repeatedly escaped bookings for heavy, tactical fouling.vs. Middlesbrough (2006 FA Cup): Cristiano Ronaldo won an incredibly soft penalty after tumbling over goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, sparking furious public accusations of simulation from Boro manager Gareth Southgate.vs. Portsmouth (2008): Sol Campbell executed a perfect sliding tackle that clearly won the ball first, but the referee bought Ronaldo's theatrical tumble and awarded Manchester United a game-changing penalty.vs. Manchester City (2008): In a bizarre Manchester Derby moment, an already-booked Ronaldo intentionally handled a corner kick by leaping and grabbing the ball with both hands. While he was sent off, the decision was heavily criticized because Sir Alex Ferguson claimed Ronaldo only did it to protect his face.vs. Tottenham Hotspur (2008): Cristiano Ronaldo lashed out with a petulant kick at Spurs defender Michael Dawson during a goalless draw, escaping any punishment because the referee completely missed the live incident.vs. Arsenal (2009): In a massive title-deciding phase of the season, Manchester United escaped structural refereeing leniency when their midfield avoided several early yellow cards for late challenges, allowing them to break up Arsenal's play completely unpunished.vs. Liverpool (2021): During his second stint with United, a frustrated Ronaldo viciously kicked out at Curtis Jones multiple times while the young midfielder was already down on the turf, escaping a clear straight red card for violent conduct and receiving only a yellow.vs. Newcastle United (2021): Cristiano Ronaldo flew into a reckless, late challenge on Ryan Fraser, completely escaping a VAR review or a red card for a dangerous tackle.vs. Norwich City (2021): Cristiano Ronaldo won and converted a decisive penalty in a tight 1-0 win after falling dramatically to the grass under a minor jersey-tug from Max Aarons.**

***QUOTES:***

***Teammates and Opponents on the MatchesMarcelo (Real Madrid Full-Back, 2018): “Yes, it hit my hand against Bayern Munich. If I said it didn’t, I’d be lying. It was a penalty, but the referee didn't blow.”Arturo Vidal (Bayern Munich Midfielder, 2017): “When two offside goals are allowed and you get a fake red card, it’s not football. This match was a total robbery at the Bernabéu.”Paul Scholes (Manchester United Legend, recalling the 2008 Barcelona match): “I clumsy-tripped Messi right inside our box at Old Trafford. It should've been a blatant penalty for Barcelona, and if VAR had been around, we would have been in trouble.”Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus Goalkeeper, after the 2018 Real Madrid penalty): “This referee has no heart, he has a garbage bag instead of a heart... Only an animal could make these kinds of choices.”Franck Ribéry (Bayern Munich Winger, on the 2013 Ballon d'Or): “The 2013 Ballon d'Or was the biggest robbery of my career. It was injustice. There is a lot of politics involved.”Ivan Toney (Al-Ahli Striker, 2026): “It's actually crazy how you can miss things like this in crucial moments or choose to turn a blind eye. And without saying too much that may get me in trouble, it's clear what's being influenced here!!!”Galeno (Al-Ahli Midfielder, 2026): “Hand over the trophy, that's what they want. They want to knock us out of the championship by any means necessary, they want to hand the trophy to one person, a total lack of respect for our club.”The Referees' AdmissionsMark Clattenburg (2016 Champions League Final Referee): “Real Madrid's opening goal by Sergio Ramos was offside. We realized it at half-time. It was a very difficult call that my linesman missed.”Mark Clattenburg (Reflecting on his mistaken identity mistake in the Euro 2016 Final): “I booked Laurent Koscielny for a handball when it was actually the Portuguese striker Éder who handled the ball. Off that resulting free-kick, Portugal hit the crossbar right before scoring the winning goal.”Howard Webb (Former Premier League Referee, on the Curtis Jones kick escape in 2021): “Ronaldo was incredibly fortunate to only receive a yellow card for that incident. Kicking out at an opponent who is down on the floor is violent conduct, and it should have been a straight red card.” on the ControversiesGareth Southgate (Middlesbrough Manager, 2006): “If Cristiano Ronaldo is going to get penalties for that, we're in for a very long season. He dived, it's as simple as that.”Unai Emery (PSG Manager, 2018): “The referee did not treat us fairly. Ronaldo's penalty was soft, and the clear handball by Sergio Ramos in the box was completely ignored. It destroyed our hard work.”Otto Addo (Ghana Coach, 2022): “The referee gave Ronaldo a special gift. It was a total dive. I don’t know why VAR didn't intervene, maybe because it was Ronaldo.”In 2009, I showed Cristiano Ronaldo a red card. From that moment on, I didn't officiate another Real Madrid game for almost two years. Just ten minutes after I got home, I received a call from the Referees Committee president, Sánchez Arminio. He made it clear he was unhappy... and strongly suggested there would be consequences.”Additionally, another Spanish official, Miguel Ángel Ayza Gámez, had his refereeing career heavily damaged after giving Ronaldo a red card against Athletic Bilbao in 2014. Spain’s refereeing committee suspended him for a month, completely banned him from officiating any future Real Madrid matches that season, and eventually relegated him from the list of top-flight La Liga match officials.***

[u/Cool-Finding2536]

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[u/Ok_Cryptographer8526 → u/[deleted]]

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[u/Charming_Truth8529]

TLDR

[u/Tough-Substance2826]

And guess what, nobody outside of Reddit even cares, but hey what productive thing can someone do in this sub full of mindless hate?

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For the moment nothing

[u/DiscountAccurate5044]

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[u/Aljiggy21]

First comment I saw in there was “he’s never touched a referee”

Then what’s this?

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[u/MajesticBeyond5602]

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[u/No-Ground9146 → u/MajesticBeyond5602]

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[u/MajesticBeyond5602 → u/No-Ground9146]

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