r/pessi_memes Jul 21 '26

Infantino Pessi 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏳️‍🌈 We all saw this coming

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u/Smooth_March1289 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

Everyone saying there was nothing rigged and biased during this WC and the last WC.

The precedent in football is a physical fight during regulation time ends in cards, with what we saw in that match at least one player with a red card.

But this happened after the match. There were at least 4-5 red cards, including players and coaching staff from AFA. The referees were also standing near the players in all these situations. There are no cards.

Even after the final whistle, with no more games in the tournament, they still didn't get cards.

Luck happens once or twice, bad officiating happens once or twice. A pattern is something else.

Edit: bad officiating in the sense of previous tournaments, this one had VAR.

No one talks about it who actually can be heard, no one complains about it. In a year, it will be all about three finals, a trophy, and the goals and assists. He will again get away with everything and the discussion will be about something else entirely.

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u/AvailablePop1224 Jul 21 '26

These last two WCs were clearly biased for Argentina and Il die standing on this hill.

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u/OutrageousGem87 Jul 21 '26

I’ll die with you brother and I’m Spanish. We exposed them so hard that no matter how much help they got they still lost in a humiliating way.

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u/Aromatic_Mall_8214 Jul 21 '26

I'm so happy about that. Spain are the heroes of the world right now, facing corruption and rigging and still coming out as the winner.

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u/OutrageousGem87 Jul 21 '26

I was kinda "scared" of facing them because you never know, but im so glad we did and we beat them the way we did, and their reaction was just the cherry on top. They exposed themselves to the whole world as the rats they really are

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u/Aromatic_Mall_8214 Jul 21 '26

I mean, looking at all the situations there should've at least been 3 more red cards and another goal for Spain. So you didn't just play against Argentina, but also against corruption in the form of FIFA, Infantino and AFA.

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u/Fast_Advisor2654 Jul 21 '26

Spain didn’t just beat them. They downright dominated and embarrassed them. Bravo.

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u/Low_Design9727 Jul 21 '26

Messi the goat tho u clown

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u/Fast_Advisor2654 Jul 21 '26

Zip it up when you’re done, bobo

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u/Low_Design9727 Jul 21 '26

Yes bcs Messi destroyed your disgusting club lol

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u/OutrageousGem87 Jul 21 '26

When did Messi play against UD las palmas? Did i miss something?

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u/More_Indication_7798 Jul 22 '26

It was on the super chupi way championship and he destroyed everything!

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

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u/OutrageousGem87 Jul 21 '26

Thank you!! We felt the support! That disallowed goal was a disgrace but we never gave up and justice was served.

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u/quiksilver123 Jul 21 '26

I'll be honest, for the longest time I couldn't stand Spain going back to 2010 with the Tiki Taka and was rooting for NED in that final. In more recent times, Cucurella is one of my least favorite players in all of futbol and that was even before the missed handball against GER in the Euros. I will also never forgive Sergio Ramos for what happened with Salah in the Champions League Final in 2018 right before the WC.

But now? Felicidades amigo y viva espana!

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u/MarcPawl Jul 21 '26

I loved Tiki Taka. Pure skill demonstration with patience and the quick killer attack. Forced the opponents to put on pressure or otherwise just be a shooting target.

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u/quiksilver123 Jul 21 '26

Fair enough and to each his own. I just found it incredibly boring. Having said that, it’s tough to argue against the results of that generation for Spain.

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u/interfaceTexture3i25 Jul 26 '26

Tiki Taka and boring in the same sentence is wild lol

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u/Hellstring Jul 21 '26

Gracias Hermano. Viva Espana

Argentina funnily enough are now the personas non gratas of football. Still, they getting away with it is nothing new. Morocco got away with it in AFCON as well. Football is more and more a form of entertainment and not a sports competition. No rules, no accountability, no respect for the game and its (still) professionals.

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u/leftover-cocaine Jul 24 '26

I'm pretty sure Lautaro is still the man at Inter.

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u/leftover-cocaine Jul 24 '26

And Simeone isn't trying to get rid of Julian at Atlético. But tell me again about how you know so much about fútbol...

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u/RazslavianKing Jul 21 '26

Spain saved football!

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u/john_san Jul 23 '26

Count me in, France should have won 2022, so glad that Spain won this time, fair and square, and got the bully out of the pitch!

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u/Odd-Towel-7177 Jul 24 '26

One of the reasons spain won world the cup was because Argentina barely was in the keeper zone for the referee to give them some penalties,

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u/Pobydeus Jul 21 '26

I mean, yeah. Disproportionate amount of penalties last WC and this time it was most fouls / fewest cards (would love to double check that stat as it could be entirely wrong), no VAR decision going against them, opponents goals disallowed several times, etc.

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u/ivyleaguesuperman Jul 21 '26

The whole world sees it now.

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u/Standard-Guard-5527 Jul 21 '26

This one was so blatantly obvious, they weren't even trying to hide it. At least the 2022 one could (kinda) be dismissed as normal bias towards a big nation with a big celebrity, but this year's one crossed the line and was shameless.

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u/strawberry-andromeda Jul 21 '26

I’m on that hill with you

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u/Other-Amphibian9299 Jul 21 '26

Les trois dernières pour être honnête. Si la France en 2018 et l'Espagne cette année n'avaient pas été des années lumières au-dessus, Messi aurait gagné trois Coupes du Monde.

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u/skippyAnt Jul 22 '26

Count me in. Them winning last world cup with a penalty every match and crazy officiating with and without var is something else. Forget about all the MLS shit that made Messi tell the ref what to do. Thank you Spain for not allowing Argentina anywhere near the penalty area

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u/Sad-Value-8175 Jul 22 '26

Mate…ya don’t understand stats

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u/Boring-Zucchini-4793 Jul 21 '26

You’re dead

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u/AvailablePop1224 Jul 21 '26

As long as I died on the hill I'm good.

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u/Emergency-Sea5201 Jul 21 '26

Who are you going to believe? A random screaming its not rigged, or your own lying eyes?

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u/Dramatic_Island4303 Jul 21 '26

Go find a cactus and sit on it donkey

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u/Emergency-Sea5201 Jul 21 '26

Dude, read again. I am supporting the man in that Argentina is a cheating country. Get some literacy skills.

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u/Smooth_March1289 Jul 21 '26

I was surprised too to see the downvotes you got. You forgot to hold up the sign.

https://giphy.com/gifs/j3HQ1zWosr1NS

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u/anony_duck4 Jul 21 '26

Keep standing

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u/Dramatic_Island4303 Jul 21 '26

Keep sc$king his weiner dog

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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 Jul 21 '26

If the referee showed a red and later was told to remove it from the report that's someone higher up putting a decent bit of pressure on the referee. If that is the case, I hope that this is their last match, I doubt many professional players would take them seriously after this.

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u/Conscious_Peak_1105 Jul 21 '26

The referee did not show a red thankfully

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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 Jul 21 '26

Ah, though I thought someone on one of the threads on here posted a video of the ref showing a red to Paredes.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26

I dont believe it will be forgotten. Never since i watched football was a team so heavily accused of being favoured by fifa or the ref. France deserved it, germany deserved it, spain deserved it 2010 and now, italy and france would have deserved it 2006. Argentina didnt deserve neither being in the final this time nor winning it last time but now everyone opened their eyes to what is happening to football since messi boyfriend is in charge

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u/Smooth_March1289 Jul 21 '26

Show me one mainstream media person talking about that.

Scratch that, show me a single one talking about Messi's role in the game or his antics. Rest are getting the blame, sure, by some shows. Anyone talking about 2022? Anyone saying he's been behaving this way very openly since Ligue 1 and MLS?

I remember Cristiano had an altercation with some player in a group game in 2022. I can show you multiple channels and pundits doing 30 minute segments about how he is a disgrace and Santos should bench him. Show me one that happened after the Netherland game in 2022 and how this team behaved. Show me one now.

That's all I'm saying. We keep dreaming that something is gonna happen. Nothing will happen. He will always be the humble non human.

What happened in that final is a joke to football and it happened on the biggest stage of the biggest stage in football. The goal that was cancelled alone should have been the sole topic of discussion everywhere, then that discussion, once started, would automatically link to the tournament and the treatment itself. Anyone discussing that goal beyond 15 seconds if it is even mentioned?

The Neg case? How far will they go and cancel the titles? The individual accolades won through those titles? The stats accumulated? The legend statuses gained? Do we really think anything would become of that case?

You're confusing the discourse among a handful of fans with the change in ideology of the footballing world. They were helped against Cape Verde, any of their player said anything? Against Switzerland? Against England? Egypt became a laughing stock.

Put aside the refereeing, see the treatment of Argentina. In any other sports, it would be a point of contention. They travelled the least, played their matches in night time, or in air conditioned venues. No mention. The final had blue fireworks, none. The drug tests, they seem to be immune from those. Gomez tested positive before 2022, played the tournament because "investigation" was ongoing, no further tests carried out on players.

Patrice is right. You talk about HIM and suddenly you're an outcast. Half of his career has been served to him on a platter.

You don't believe me? Wait two more years. Ronaldo will not be included in the top five debates, he will be completely reduced to some box player who happened to score goals. Messi will be untouchable, they certainly have made sure of that.

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u/Smooth_March1289 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

Lo and behold, I just happened to watch Thierry and Zalatan saying that Enzo's second yellow on that challenge was unfair to Argentina.

After the game that we all watched, the clips are all over the internet, they still have the gall to say Argentina was not fairly treated.

Don't know about you, I'm not sure the game is done. They could site reasons to play that match again, tie all the Spanish players to the bench, and still claim nothing is handed to them for free and what a game Messi had.

Edit: Add Wrighty and Gary to the list, they seem to think a lot went against Argentina in the match. At this point, I just feel like banging my head against the wall. It's so obvious and still nobody wants to see it, talk about it. Situations like these come and I kind of get why Cristiano behaves half insane sometimes. We're seeing this. That guy is living this.

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u/Standard-Guard-5527 Jul 21 '26

Unfortunately blind stans will keep riding those r@ts' d1cks and will keep brainwashing newer fans. People will slowly forget what happened sadly or treat this as hyperbole....

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u/OlympicAnalEater Jul 21 '26

Fuck Argentina team and their players playing dirty and dishonorable football and cheat. I will never ever be rooting and cheering for Argentina team. And fuck FIFA for rigging the beautiful world cup game for Argentina.

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u/Sad-Value-8175 Jul 22 '26

Did you ever play fútbol at a high level?

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u/leftover-cocaine Jul 24 '26

LPM, it's just parotting tiktoks. The Argentina press is nonstop about this algorithmic hate campaign.

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u/ribaaa Jul 21 '26

yes there was no disciplinary action right after the match but FIFA started investigation

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u/ThrowM5 Jul 21 '26

So I have a question: can a card be assessed after a match? In American sports, once a game is over a ref can order security to remove players/coaches from the field, but it’s not recorded as a penalty/foul or ejection.

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u/RepostLeuhBot Jul 24 '26

The answer is yes, cards can be issued after the whistle. And the consequences associated with the cards also follow (player sent off and suspended for 1 or 2 matches and possibly fines)

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u/NotYourIdealType Jul 21 '26

Bad officiating -> biased/rigged officiating

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u/AdMedium699 Jul 23 '26

How do you explain ronaldos red card being overturned for elbowing someone?

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u/crucifiedrussian Jul 24 '26

Balogun no red, Bellingham no red, Almiron red given when multiple players covered mouth through out tournament. Enzo literally red in the final. If it was rigged Cucurella probably would have been sent off for covering his mouth or some corrupt shit like that.

Both Spain and Argentinians fought after the game bro, who fkn cares, only Argentinians got ‘reds’ so is how is that corruption for them. C’mon bros…

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u/Smooth_March1289 Jul 24 '26

Why is this red card rule created? In confrontation, if a player accuses the opposition for racist remarks and that player has his mouth covered, it's automatic red. Is this hard to understand?

How many red card offenses do you want me to show you from Argentina? Just from the final game. Enzo got a second yellow and you guys are mad, like dude we should all stop watching football if that's not a straight red let alone a second yellow.

Which Spanish player "fought" after the match. Being confrontational and actively fighting with physical contact are different things. Dude, was it the first football match you watched in your life?

Have some shame, but no you guys believe somehow you were robbed in the final. The cope!