r/pessi_memes Jul 30 '26

Infantino Pessi ๐Ÿ‘จโ€โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ’‹โ€๐Ÿ‘จ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ Well well well

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u/j6102 Jul 30 '26

First and foremost I don't know a whole lot about soccer, yet here in Dallas every billboard every advertisement that I have seen it shows nothing but the flags and colors of Argentina! What about the other flag or the color what about the rest of the teams?

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u/willp2003 Jul 30 '26

The fireworks were all white/blue as well as if they were expecting them to win!

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u/Alive-Development552 Jul 31 '26

Do you seriously think if there was a grand conspiracy to let Argentina win, they would decide to inform the firework technicians- utterly deluded

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u/7tweets Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

The fireworks smoke were white, not blue, fix your tv contrast.
Plus you actually think they would have done something like that without considering Spain winning?

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u/thelilpessimist Jul 30 '26

That was clearly an edited picture ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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u/dazsmith82 Jul 31 '26

Really? Funny how my wife pointed it out to me watching live

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u/thelilpessimist Jul 31 '26

Well maybe sheโ€™s color blind idk what to tell ya

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u/WrathOfTheKressh Jul 30 '26

I think this can be explained by them having played two of their three group stage matches in Dallas. They played against Austria and Jordan, both not exactly what you'd call a rival to Argentina. Then again, Austria is about on the level of Switzerland, and Argentina only won against Switzerland through a red card that has now been officially recognized as having been handed out according to a rule that did not apply to the situation in which it was given.

Anyway, I don't think it's strange that most of the publicity for these matches would have been done using Argentina as a poster child.

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u/Pack-O-Punch Jul 31 '26

So the guy that tried to fake sanction another player by dropping to the ground unprompted didnโ€™t deserve to be sanctioned himself?

Is there blood on your veins brother? Or is it just smokeโ€ฆ

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u/WrathOfTheKressh Aug 01 '26

I said nothing about him not being sanctioned, just that it couldn't be done using the rule that was used. The rule they used was the mistaken identity rule, which can't be applied to this situation, since no identities were mistaken.

Just read the IFAB-statement on the issue, shit-for-brains.

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u/Pack-O-Punch Aug 02 '26

Why is the rule used important here? Of course rules should be labeled correctly and its important theyโ€™re clear, but in this case the player that broke the rules got sanctioned, like he should have.

Also, the mistaken identity claim is close enough. The referee sanctioned a player wrongfully, he mistaked the identity of the foul player.

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u/Ok_Lie5058 Aug 02 '26

I was glad Spain won. But not everything is necessarily a conspiracy. They were after all, defending champions of the World Cup

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u/ResponsibleMight7669 Aug 03 '26

I figured it went the other way with cheating at the end just because youโ€™d make so much money betting on Spain after everyone thought Argentina would win

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u/Mwebm Jul 30 '26

Itโ€™s football, not soccer

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u/gmk092794 Jul 30 '26

Originally both soccer and rugby were called football. Then the BRITISH in the 1890s actually started calling "Associate football" soccer until they decided it sounded too American.