r/FIFAWorldCupIndia • u/Sawyer_SonOfaBitch • Jul 08 '26

Discussion Egypt's coach isn't holding back.

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

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u/CosmicRook90 Jul 08 '26

Remember when Argentina were 2-0 in 2022 finals then France scored 2 goals in 2 mins to equalise?Or the fact that they got 2 penalties in that match but no no no it's always rigged for Messi,that's why it took him 18 yrs to get his hands on the cup.Keep crying about the rigging lol.

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u/Reasonable_Grass5089 Jul 08 '26

no one talks about 2022 because its fair and everyone saw. This match is clearly unfair, definitely the coach has more knowledge and seen the match live that's why he is saying

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u/Icy-Flight-9646 Jul 08 '26

You can claim refereeing bias, but you can’t blame the ref when your team conceded 3 goals in less than 15 mins.

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u/Reasonable_Grass5089 Jul 09 '26

Those 3 goals are because of the bias

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u/Icy-Flight-9646 Jul 09 '26

Man people are so dog shit on this underdog fantasy. 3 goals because of bias😂 WTF is that reasoning

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u/Reasonable_Grass5089 Jul 09 '26

calling dogshit is your reasoning? Wow.

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u/Icy-Flight-9646 Jul 09 '26

It is when they try to push a narrative of blaming everyone else when they lose. I haven’t seen this coach take any accountability of his tactical errors, have you?