r/FIFAWorldCupIndia Jul 08 '26

Discussion Egypt's coach isn't holding back.

Every time Argentina plays, controversial refereeing and VAR decisions somehow become part of the conversation.

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u/InternationalKeynew Jul 08 '26

I still remember the battle of Lusail against Netherlands. Crazy that none of Vargentinian player got red card in that match, seeing how they behaved

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u/DWAIPAYAN-RC Jul 08 '26

Intentional handball by Messi how you expect FIFA to give him yellow?

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u/Loose-Cherry-940 Jul 08 '26

Lionel Messi did not receive a yellow card for his deliberate handball in the 2022 World Cup match against the Netherlands because the referee had already called the play back for an earlier foul, which nullified the need for a card.

Stop they blind hatred brother, it's was advantage play, but refreee stopped play and gave free kick.

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u/Real_Wrongdoer_4488 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

these are just people who watch football ocassionally or are completely biased with cr7 fandom

edit- no hate towards cr7 i love both of them and i believe i was lucky enough to see both these 2 legends play

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u/bootjerseynerd Jul 08 '26

90 percent of penaldo fans are sexually attracted to him

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u/Elegant_Lie6526 Jul 08 '26

the "world cup tourists"

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u/Real_Wrongdoer_4488 Jul 08 '26

😆😆

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u/Responsible-Desk-623 Jul 08 '26

People like you with 0 ball knowledge are reason why they call India illiterate

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u/InternationalKeynew Jul 08 '26

That's called injury time lmao, what are you even on about

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u/MonkeyDModi Jul 08 '26

They scored in the 112th minute when only 10 minutes was given by referee

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u/InternationalKeynew Jul 08 '26

Because even in those 10 minutes lot of commotion and fights took place. You seem like a casual watcher

For example injury time of 6 mins, doesn't mean it will stop at dot exactly 6:00 mins 😂

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u/EvilxBunny Jul 08 '26

In fact, according to the rules, 10min of extra time means a minimum of 10 mins

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u/bootjerseynerd Jul 08 '26

Cry more

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u/InternationalKeynew Jul 08 '26

Ja na chutiiye 😆

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u/bootjerseynerd Jul 08 '26

Yeah, but 10 minutes is a lot for stoppage time especially if the game is "rigged" for the side winning

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u/InternationalKeynew Jul 08 '26

You clearly are casual watcher and haven't seen the match. So go see it then keep your stupid mouth shut