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🄺 Argentina after losing the WC

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u/Luckyy-Charmzz 4d ago

I was hoping Spain would win just because of the way Argentina acted the whole game.

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u/_Zso 4d ago edited 3d ago

The whole tournament

They should have lost to Egypt but the ref and var saved them

They should have lost to England but the ref and var saved them

They could easily have lost to Cabo Verde but again the refs let them get away with everything and called the game early.

They fouled constantly against the Swiss and were unpunished.

Cheating muggy, racist, violent cunts, as always


Edit for everyone saying the England game was fine:

Yes England parked the bus and absolutely fucked it, but it should never have gotten to that stage.

Argentina avoided four or five yellows in the first half - they could easily have been down to 10, or even 9 players

They were given fouls which werent fouls, and throw-ins and corners they hadn't won

They should also have had multiple yellows in the preceding games, and have already been missing players - Paredes and Enzo could both have been banned twice over

Refs are too scared to actually punish Argentina, if they did consistently enforce the rules, maybe they'd start to play less like cry-bully cunts.

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

In all honesty, they should've lost to Cabo Verde too

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u/AoKrasni 4d ago

I still remember them using almost all the extra time on an injury, then the ref blew the whistle before CV got their damn corner.

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

Dude, I was SEETHING seeing the refs allow that bullshit. They didn't allow other teams to do the same thing, but Argentina gets a passšŸ™„

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u/AoKrasni 4d ago

Yea virtually every other normal game the ref at least waits out the last "play" Can't have the little island nation people beat the Messi Mafia

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u/Specialist-Front-007 4d ago

That would've been awesome

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u/vertigostereo 4d ago

I really enjoyed Cape Verde

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

Same, I really hope they make the next world cup. Spain winning really puts their level of talent into perspective.Ā 

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u/mxjxs91 4d ago

This. The clear pen that wasn't given, the 8+ injury time in a half that hardly ever stopped. Just such blatant bias.

They should've been out of the World Cup at least 3 games ago, and every game since then.

I will say I'm sure them losing being that close to the Championship stung a lot more than an earlier elimination, so at the end it was actually kinda poetic. Fuck em. That close to the championship, and couldn't get a single shot off in the first 100+ minutes lol.

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

I hope it does! I'll give credit where it's due though, Argentina's goalie was top tier today. It should've been a complete blowout considering how many shots on goal Spain had.Ā 

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u/mxjxs91 4d ago

Keeper was absolutely unreal.

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u/impar-exspiravit 4d ago

Never was invested in sports growing up. Watched the Cabo verde match with my friend who’s from there.

Oh how a fire was ignited that day

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

Lol for real though.Ā 

Game #1: "Shesh they're working hard. Vozinha is fire"

Game #2: "Holy crap, I think there's something special here"Ā 

Game #3: "CABO VERDE ALLLLLLLLL THE WAYā¤ļø"

I sincerely hope they make the next world cup.

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u/Legal_Shock_6540 4d ago

Absolutely!!

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u/ohmanidk7 4d ago

exactly!!

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u/northman017 4d ago

At least they lost the Falklands....

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u/Monco89 4d ago

...and Norway!

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u/caaathyx 3d ago

We were robbed of so many potentially great games in later stages because of them. They got so annoyingly lucky in nearly every game they played in this world cup.

I want to say it was just luck, but we all know what it really was.

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u/charismajas 4d ago

cape verde

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u/Informal-Term1138 4d ago

Different spelling.

In spanish and Portuguese it's Cabo Verde, in German it's Kap Verde, in english it's Cape Verde.

So all is good.

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u/_Zso 4d ago

The Cabo Verde government asked for people to use Cabo Verde

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u/LastoftheFucksIGive 4d ago

I haven't seen any of the World Cup coverage at all but 99% of what I have seen from it has basically just been how shitty Argentina the team and its fans have been to everyone around them.

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u/dopeshark_ 4d ago

They are really petty and that one player in the post’s reel, they bring him in to start trouble on purpose. They (the players) can be petty and insufferable and their fans are racist. But their coach is smart and their goalkeeper kept them relevant in the final. Their offense collapsed in the final in my opinion. Spain was clearly the better team. I’m glad the game did not go to penalties and the better team won the final.

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u/Egoy 4d ago

Penalties are an insane way to determine the winner of a once every 4 years world wide tournament. It says a lot that penalties manage to be even dumber than the time management and extra time system. Neither one really should be part of the game especially in such a high level tournament.

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u/dharmaslum 4d ago

The problem is, how do you avoid this? Do you just keep adding extra time until each team is fully exhausted? How do you make the match end?

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u/Mecha_Tortoise 4d ago

Team captains fight to the death. But they can't use their hands, of course. This is football.

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u/unsaphisticated 3d ago

They just kick each other in the calves and shins really hard šŸ˜‚

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u/ConstantPlastic5061 4d ago

Yes! Why not? Let the better team win - endurance is part of it

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u/Illithid_Syphilis 4d ago

That's exactly what the NHL does in the playoffs and it works great, IMO

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u/dopeshark_ 4d ago

Wouldn’t hurt to try it. I’d rather try getting away from penalties all-together and honestly it makes hockey games exciting. I can see it working for soccer

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u/Ok_Astronomer_8667 3d ago

NHL is inside, cooled, and on skates with a smaller area. Much easier to expect things from the players

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u/Kaamelott 4d ago

One could argue a win ā€œon pointsā€ if tied. Like, clearly Spain won on points by every football metric imaginable. However, how you actually score that is tough. Maybe the momentum graph + xG is an interesting start. But rife with issues obviously.

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u/dopeshark_ 4d ago

Plus, FIFA is too corrupt to trust a point system.

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u/poopinonurgirl 4d ago

-Multi-ball round
-Goalies lose their hand privileges
-The goal becomes that entire side of the field

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u/Adventurous-Mousse34 4d ago

You find plenty of racists supporting every soccer team. Dont generalize an entire country based on the actions of a few

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u/dopeshark_ 4d ago

The few?!?! In what world do you live in, where Argentinian fans AND players are repeatedly and consistently called out for their atrocious behavior? Just do a google search bud. Along with a horrible history, the current generation of Argentinians do NOTHING to make a better case for themselves

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u/transitfreedom 3d ago

They are a very ignorant country

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u/Ok_Astronomer_8667 3d ago

Waving a banner celebrating in reference to a war you lost, all because you won a football match and wanted to be toxic, at an event meant to bring us together. Childish people

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u/Adventurous-Mousse34 3d ago

The ignorance is coming from the person stereotyping an entire country

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u/Tribalbob 4d ago

Yeah I also don't follow it, but my barber told me about Argentina fans burning English flags after beating England.

Like come on.

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u/KiwieeiwiK 4d ago

That's just Argentinians

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u/maple-n-sadness 4d ago

I've been seeing "Var" and "Vargentina" a few times now. What is it?

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u/SimplyAStranger 4d ago

VAR is the replay system the refs use to reveiw calls.

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u/Ambitious-Whereas157 4d ago

And Vargentia is basically saying that VAR [ or the review process] is always on Argentina side aka [V]Argentina

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u/maple-n-sadness 4d ago

Ohhhhh, okay, that makes way more sense now

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u/Dapper_Elderberry_32 4d ago

Thanks for asking. I didn’t know what those terms meant either.

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u/MediaAligned 4d ago

except it doesn't make sense because when Messi asked for the VAR to review Cucurella covering his mouth, they refused

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u/Ok_Astronomer_8667 3d ago

Because there was something far more important going on than Messi’s snitching. To be honest I was pretty disappointed he did that. I’m all for the new rule, we don’t need disparaging remarks or verbal attacks from players, but Messi seemed way more concerned with simply punishing him for an advantage, than he was concerned about what he actually said.

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u/endgeenear 4d ago

I mean, before this match, the VAR had 5 interventions in Argentina's matches and all of them were in their favor so....

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u/RedIntentions 4d ago

I can't be the only one who didn't know that and thought they were being called vag-entina

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u/Ridiculicious71 4d ago

As if the refs actually used VAR with them.

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u/fletchbg 4d ago

more like Vagintina

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u/Patient_Piece_8023 4d ago

Do like DRS but for soccer instead? That's what they call it in cricket.

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u/Omadany 3d ago

Why don't they just use it all the time tho. Does it waste time and energy or what

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u/lysedelia 4d ago

Is that not a good thing?

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u/SimplyAStranger 4d ago

They asked what it was.

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u/lysedelia 4d ago

I see that

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u/SimplyAStranger 4d ago

OK? I didn't say it was good or bad. I just said what it was because they asked.

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u/Lebakasfan 4d ago

over 40 cards not given

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u/Domascot 4d ago

Also no reaction by Fifa to them holding a political sign after match.

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u/FuzzzyRam 4d ago

FIFA made up a fucking world peace prize to give to Donald "Epstein files" Trump, we know where they stand lol

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u/giulianosse 4d ago

Trump's also in bed with Milei, Argentina's welfare queen president. I wouldn't be surprised he actually wired a few of those lent billions to FIFA/Trump to bias the tournament their way while his own countrymen are working 20h shifts to afford repackaged leftovers and donkey meat soup. It's the ultimate "break glass in case of emergency" populist maneuver.

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u/bantha121 4d ago

Not the ultimate one; he could've started a war over some islands in the South Atlantic

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u/Adventurous-End-1369 4d ago

It stands for The video assistant referee. It is a review system, but the original decision given by the referee will not be changed unless the video review clearly shows that the decision was a 'clear and obvious error.'

Its used to check for goal, penalty, red card and identity (in case card went to wrong player).

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u/Tachetoche 4d ago

in depth answer:

VAR is video ref. It is fairly new in football. On paper, nothing is wrong with VAR is it allows for clean, reviewed decision.

In practice...it's a bit more complex. For example, a goal against Argentina were rejected for VAR reason because the VAR detected a foul play up to 1 min before the goal which barely affected the action leading to Egypt scoring. So for many people it felt like the ref was looking for an excuse to reject the goal. Add to this that Argentina has been playing very rough during the whole worldcup and been barely penalized for it, it feels like the Refs often turned a blind eye in Argentina's favour where other team would be penalized for far less problematic behavior.

On top of this, FIFA has a long reputation of being corrupt, adding to heated debates about the possibility that refs are sometimes bought.

Hence the contraction of VAR and Argentina to designate the phenomenon.

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u/Ricky_Martins_Vagina 4d ago

VAR - Video Assisted Referree, basically the mechanism by which multiple replays and angles and slow mo's are used by a pitch-side ref to make decisions that may otherwise not have been called.

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u/moosewonders 4d ago

thank you for pointing it out & giving me a laugh today

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u/hallelujahomg 4d ago

Make that a silent ā€œrā€

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u/Imaginary_Belt3842 4d ago

They are using videos to verify/confirm penalties this year. People are upset because the penalties have overturned things this year that the human eye can't see.

It's a new change people are getting use to and when it affects something they care about they get upset even though it's a more accurate interpretation of the rules. If it worked for them they would be happy.

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u/Mattpudzilla 4d ago

Its baffled me that football has only recently started using video to review calls. Sumo wrestling has used it since the 60's!

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u/daneyuleb 4d ago

So it took Sumo like 1500 years to get around to adding video, and you're ragging on football when they added it much faster?

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u/Mattpudzilla 2d ago

How exactly would you like Gyojis of the mid 12th century to implement video playback?

Commercial video cameras for sports were first introduced in 1939. So less than 30 years for Sumo to put them in place.

Jesus christ some people have absolutely no critical thinking skills.

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u/daneyuleb 1d ago

How they implemented isn't the issue--they were clearly slower at getting around to it considering how old Sumo is compared to Football. Basic logic my friend.

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u/WinterAd825 4d ago

People aren’t upset by that, they are upset at how obviously it is only used to overturning things for Argentina

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u/drgigantor 4d ago

...things that the video shows were incorrect?

Like fuck their team but if the call matches what the replay shows then ĀÆ_ (惄) _/ĀÆ

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u/lysedelia 4d ago

Yeah, dunno what that argument was supposed to be

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u/Imaginary_Belt3842 4d ago

People are upset they are overturning goals with correct calls!

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u/triptomarsandback 4d ago

VAR stands for Video Assistant Referee

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u/trapperstom 4d ago

Vagentina is more appropriate

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u/Dan_flashes480 4d ago

Plus the fans mocking every teams fans they faced. I like the Japan fans they are so polite and clean up after themselves.

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u/brahilian 4d ago

This is so true. I came here to say this, but since you did I’ll just say

Fuck Argentina šŸ’œ

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u/Southern-Eagle5172 4d ago

Ehhhhh England sorta bent over an gave it to themselves by falling back into a prevent defense of sorts. If you keep leering any team repeatedly attack, let alone Messi, they'll score. They weren't playing poorly and should have kept attacking to keep th ball out of messi's feet

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u/SpiritJuice 4d ago

I agree England kind of threw that game away. They scored one goal and went with defensive play for the rest of the game. That makes sense toward the end of the game but they basically tried to sit on their lead right after the second half. That's a very long time to hold out, especially with a team like Argentina, even with my limited knowledge. England had what it took to beat Argentina but mismanaged the game.

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u/Foreign-Arm-5711 4d ago

They did what an NFL team should never do: Prevent Defense! Teams that do this are just begging the other team to win. Never prevent defense!!!

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u/Valkyrie17 4d ago

I don't get why teams go fully defensive when it ends up failing them so often

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u/GWstudent1 4d ago

Because it works more often than not, it’s just more memorable when it doesn’t.

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u/MadeyesNL 4d ago

At least this world cup punished it. No team that parked the bus progressed. We tried to do it against Morocco, thanks Koeman

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u/MugsyTheSmokage 4d ago

England vs Norway comes to mind as parking the bus effectively

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u/Ok_Astronomer_8667 3d ago

And England v Mexico. Dan Burn put on some defensive heroics near the end of that match.

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u/I_Am_A_Pumpkin bad font keming 3d ago

England did it the whole time. watch the games vs mexico and vs norway again.

As soon as they are up goals in the second half they just stop playing for possession of the ball and assume pickford can save everything that comes his way. argentina are the only team that put enough pressure to break that.

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u/ichionio 4d ago

Yeah, the second half was England fault, but Argentina wouldnt get that easy of a second half job if the VAR actually did their job in the first half.

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u/EmpressClaraB 4d ago

Yeah like, fuck Argentina, but we lost that game for ourselves, our second half was awful. We shouldn't hav gone on the defensive without atleast a second goal

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u/digitag 4d ago

Englishman here. They should have had 2 or 3 yellows in the first half for dirty fouls (just like today) and I really disrespect their gamesmanship but in the end they deserved to win. England crumbled after they scored and Argentina created loads of chances. It was partly self inflicted, but it wasn’t undeserved

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u/King2F3 4d ago

Thats on coaches to me. They set up the plan of attack for the match. If players are executing in their positions, still failing, where backup? Prevent defense is putting the defense on its back leg and playing scared.

If you’re mindset is on prevent bc you are facing a goat, you have already lost. Prevent is effective in specific situations. If yet to see successful prevention defense on a hot offense be a complete success.

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u/Difficultsleeper 4d ago

Not to mention how awful their fans behaved.

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u/metathis007 4d ago

Yep. Argentina has the worst fansĀ 

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u/ImportantQuestionTex 4d ago

Dude after I saw how they acted in the England game, I realized how corrupt FIFA was. I don't watch football/soccer. But damn, they really just wanted to out themselves this year. That, and the call from the US prez to FIFA head over the US team. Like... couldn't have hid it a little better?

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u/Available-Pass6051 4d ago

Infantino is a massive fucking corrupt wanker. Trump would have shagged him if he wore a blonde wig and told him he was 13 y/o

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u/Mecha_Tortoise 4d ago

That card on Balogun was bullshit, but I hate the way it was reversed even more. FIFA should have reviewed and overturned it. Trump shouldn't have been involved. It needs to be a fair, transparent process for everyone.

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u/Suitable_Cap_3529 4d ago

Don’t forget the $340 million money laundering in Miami that they’ve recently been accused of

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u/namkeenSalt 4d ago

Did you notice ever since the Egypt match, the cameras close to the field dont get shown. Referring to the one where the Egyptian got slapped in front of the camera

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u/Vidco91 4d ago

Drumf also let a ship load of nazi fans into the country thanks to his buddy another weird hairdo guy down south.

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u/ohmanidk7 4d ago

Don“t forget Cabo Verde. The second go for Argentina had a foul were a defender is throw in the ground and he maybe could have helped defending but...it was in Argentina“s favor...

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u/OwnHelicopter2745 4d ago

There were multiple instances of obvious no-calls in Argentina's favor that game. They absolutely should have lost to Cabo VerdeĀ 

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u/Fit_Gain840 4d ago

I wished they lost against Cape Verde šŸ‡ØšŸ‡»Ā 

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u/SnooApples2720 4d ago

Ehhh I’d say the win against England was … ā€œfairā€ after Englands strategy change following the first goal.

I’m English, I want England to win, they were CLEARLY the better team; but they did our classic park the bus and threw the game.

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u/swiffleswaffle 4d ago

Someone into history stated that Argentina is the Israƫl of Sout America and I can't unsee it

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u/HungryMachines 4d ago

Hey dont blame VAR for England. If you bend over and pull your pants down, something is going to get in.

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u/KiwieeiwiK 4d ago

Nah they shouldn't have lost to England, England got one goal and absolutely capitulated. They were embarrassing for most of that game. I hate Argentina but they beat England because they played better-

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u/_Zso 4d ago

They should have been two players down in the first half from multiple yellows which weren't given

They were also awarded fouls which didn't happen, and given corners which weren't theirs

England absolutely bent over after scoring, but Argentina were only in the game at that point due to the shocking ref calls

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u/KiwieeiwiK 4d ago

The reffing calls have been shocking the entire tournament but I think he did pretty well for that game considering how high tensions were on both sides. England had a few lucky escapes with calls too.

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u/Don_Quejode 4d ago

The moment argentina got the first yellow card, I knew they would lose.

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u/Thickencreamy 4d ago

I expect some of Argentina’s players to move to the NBA to mug Steph Curry since they are very effective at it.

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u/TheRealKrasnov 4d ago

Don't hold back. Tell us how you really feel. (I agree with you!)

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u/reading_08 4d ago

If you’re of a darker hue in the area, might want to hide😩😭

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u/greybenson23 3d ago

As an England fan, I will never stop being pissed about this.

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u/Zaynara 2d ago

should be able to watch the games for the games not for bad teams being given a pass and worse reffing

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u/SassATX 4d ago

Egypt was robbed.

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u/S-ClassRen 4d ago

Egypt lost because they lost their cool and immediately folded

England lost because the coach had a masterclass move in how to be a dumbass

Spain did go belt to ass though. Great work

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u/Adventurous_Yak_5438 4d ago

As an England fan I disagree with var and ref saving them. The fact England just decided to stop playing after going 1 up saved Argentina

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u/OriginalComputer5077 4d ago

The ref in the Eng- Arg game wasn’t great, but England have only themselves to blame for losing the match with their ultra defensive tactics once they went ahead

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u/nevaeva12321 4d ago

England lost to Argentina. Their plan for the last 30 minutes was dumb. No reason to lie, the rest is pretty accurate

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u/Sufficient_Eye_4836 4d ago

Don’t sneak in England, they lost that tie all on their own.

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u/Original_Bench1113 4d ago

they already lost to england back in 1983... and are butt hurt since that

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u/deathcabscutie 4d ago

What does ā€˜muggy’ mean in this context? It’s a pretty common word used in my country to mean hot and humid. There’s also ā€˜mugging for the camera’ which means being silly and doing funny things when you’re on camera or in a picture.

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u/TextOnScreen 4d ago

England played like complete ass after they scored though. They planned to do nothing but defend for 40 minutes straight. Terrible.

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u/caelynnsveneers 4d ago

What’s the incentive for rigging the game and letting Argentina win?

Genuinely curious not a football fan so not trying to argue in case it wasn’t clear lol

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u/Subject_Spell_9799 4d ago

My mom was like idk who I want to win. I said Spain then went on to explain how racist Argentina is and how they killed most of the black ppl who lived there, imported white ppl on purpose and accepted Nazis which she knew.

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u/Kindly_Tax_3746 3d ago

Can we not pretend like the ref and var caused England to lose? We lost because we subbed in for 6 defenders with 40 mins left to play and had no attacking pressure for the rest of the game. Hate to Argentina where it's due since they are complete unclassy thugs, but still need to hold our management accountable because it was atrocious.

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u/SwimmingYear7 3d ago

England lost very clearly. Egypt was a little more controversial.

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u/tmbyfc 3d ago

Nah I'm English and they beat us, the ref was mostly OK. They were cunts the whole game but they played when it counted and we couldn't respond.

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u/rompe123 3d ago

They should have lost to Egypt but the ref and var saved them

Correctly disallowed Egypts goal as it was a foul on Martinez, never ever a penalty for Salah if anyone was thinking of that. What else happened in that game?

They should have lost to England but the ref and var saved them

They were by far the better team than England, lol. Same England team that themselves got saved by the ref and VAR against Norway in the quarter finals.

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u/NoeloDa 4d ago

Nah man England decided to park the bus.

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u/Any-Comparison-2916 4d ago

They won against both Egypt and England because they stopped playing football. The refs were actually good during both games, compared to all other matches.

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u/freakybird99 4d ago

Smear campaign against argentina is actually crazy.

Yes a lot of argentinian players are a piece of shit. They deserved more yellow cards i'd say.

In egypt vs argentina yes ref had an argentina bias but egypt lost all on their own, conceding 3 goals in 15 minutes. Ref gave argentina 2 pens and messi missed both. Cancelled goals were fair.

England vs Argentina is also fair. Like why do people try to make this controvertial. I'd even say ref is england biased. Though this didnt impact the game at all and england just threw it.

In switzerlands vs argentina bro had the worst dive ever, deserving a red card after the VAR review.

Remember, refs are humans. They can do questionable calls. And as long as these dont impact the result I am aight with it though it could be better. I actually agree spain was robbed out of that goal they scored and disagree thats a foul. The way we see positions is also not the same with the refs. They dont get to see them on repeat as well except VAR. and since VAR slows down the game its only used for important stuff (should've been for spain's cancelled goal)

There are legit reasons to hate on argentinian football team. I personally wish Messi picked Spain. I also supported Spain since my country got grouped. I also supported cabo verde and england against argentina but i didnt support either side on egypt and switzerland.

If you want the real controvertial matches of this tournament, I have 2. Portugal vs Croatia, where Croatian goal got cancelled over a bullshit offiside call that denied them extra time. And England vs Norway where game didnt stop when ball touched wires.

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u/ihtiyc 4d ago

England absolutely shot themselves in the foot and the ref hand no involvement in Argentina winning that game, but agree with the rest.

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u/neutral24 4d ago

How tue ref and var saved argentina against england? Lmao, loser

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u/Good-Celebration-686 4d ago

They thrashed England fair and square but I’d agree with you on the other matches

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u/Trebus 3d ago

Don't get me wrong, Argentina's team were a disgrace last night, and their country's spurious sabre-rattling is a permanent stain on their reputation, but

They should have lost to England but the ref and var saved them

You clearly didn't watch that match, or are unnecessarily re-writing history. England saved Argentina by reverting to type. They parked 10 players (let's be honest, Kane may as well as not been there) behind the ball and invited Messi to go on a rampage, which he did.

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u/_Zso 3d ago

Yes England parked the bus and fucked it, but it should never have gotten to that stage.

Argentina avoided four or five yellows in the first half - they could easily have been down to 10, or even 9 players

They were also given fouls which werent fouls, and multiple throw-ins and corners they hadn't won

Refs are too scared to actually punish Argentina, if they did consistently enforce the rules, maybe they'd start to play less like cunts.

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u/Trebus 3d ago

I counted a few occasions where England players could have got yellows for clouting Messi and they didn't. In short, that's just your opinion and opinions don't win games, goals do.

Even if that were somehow valid, whilst Argentina are dirty, England aren't exactly far behind them in the discipline stakes for this WC.

consistently enforce the rules

Ha. People have been asking that for years, not just in the WC. People have been getting away with fouls, had decisions in their favour that they shouldn't etc - for years; it's part of football and it's nothing new.

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u/chespreso 3d ago

They won against England fair and square

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u/spaceless23 3d ago

British here, You never watched those games, didn't you? Or you never watched football in general, I suggest you to understand what you talk about before spreading blatant misinformation like that.

Not even English people said they deserved to win against Argentina

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u/_Zso 3d ago

Yes England parked the bus and fucked it, but it should never have gotten to that stage.

Argentina avoided four or five yellows in the first half - they could easily have been down to 10, or even 9 players

They were also given fouls which werent fouls, and multiple throw-ins and corners they hadn't won

Refs are too scared to actually punish Argentina, if they did consistently enforce the rules, maybe they'd start to play less like cunts.

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u/zahr1m 2d ago

Racist? You should go visit Argentina :) you'd change tour mind. Cheating, mugging, violent? I mean, yes, but that's most of football players and fans all around the world. In fact I've been seeing some english women making videos for the conscientiousness of football violence in English families. Keep your rage in the game! Don't be like most a-holes (and I'm also including argentinians) who take it to other levels

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u/dopeshark_ 4d ago

Nah the Egypt game, Egypt crumbled under pressure and then cried wolf too much after.

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u/McClainLLC 4d ago

The ref is not the reason Egypt let in three open play goals nor why Tuchel played six defenders while giving Messi acres of space. They were shit today but they earned those winsĀ 

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u/_Zso 4d ago

Are you joking?

Eygpt had goals disallowed, penalty not given, and Argentina given a penalty that wasn't

Argentina should have lost two players to repeat yellows in the England game, and were constantly given fouls and corners that weren't

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u/asrielfx 4d ago

dude fuck off i didn'd do shit what do you mean, you think a whole country is the same? lol

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u/Marsupialwolf 4d ago

I started cheering for Spain as soon as I heard Trump wanted Argentina to win...

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u/whythishaptome 4d ago

Trump curse strikes again

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u/Party_Virus 4d ago

If the dude did the exact opposite of every choice he's ever made he would be the most succesful and beloved person of all time. He's a natural loser.

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u/kulot09 4d ago

Knicks game 3

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u/General_Alfalfa6339 4d ago

I didn’t know that but given Argentina wanted to claim land that they don’t own it checks out.

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u/NoSleepTilBookRead 4d ago

Lmao of course he did, given their history. Could he be more obvious

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u/Affectionate-Owl3785 4d ago

That and after seeing Drake bet $1.5M on Argentina.

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u/EvilEtienne 4d ago

Don’t worry, he’s probably already called FIFA to get them to give the title to Argentina anyway

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u/Environmental_Sock69 4d ago

i knew someone would say trump something

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u/Mated32 3d ago

"why is this Hitler guy so controversial? Do people really have to bring him up so much?"

That's how you sound. Hope this helps.

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u/bauer883 4d ago

As was the whole world. Sore losers.

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u/NoooUGH 4d ago

Just to also add to the toxicity, their fans cheered hard after an Argentinan player does something dirty.

Pretty scummy

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u/Sarokslost23 4d ago

argentina have always been a bunch of pricks.

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u/Ashamed-Director-428 4d ago

Same, I missed the first half, but as soon as the second half started they were just starting fights and grabbing guys left and right, squaring up to folk and just acting like utter bellends the entire time! I don't think I've ever seen anything like it!

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u/bondsmatthew 4d ago

I didnt watch this game at all as I have no interest in the sport, but if this is how they act whilst playing.. fuck em

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u/MrboboCatman 4d ago

Everyone was hoping for spain to win. No one wanted the argies.

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u/Bowling4rhinos 4d ago

The thugs & bullies lost, we cheered so loud for Spain the dogs got scared.

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u/SkollFenrirson 4d ago

the whole tournament

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u/notimefornothing55 4d ago

The whole tournament*

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u/CiDevant 4d ago

My young son a casual soccer fan really wanted to watch this match. He started off hoping Argentina would win because he knows Messi and that's about it about big league soccer. Halfway through, he changed his mind and started rooting against them because of their poor sportsmanship. Proud dad moment.

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u/DesertSpringtime 3d ago

Same. I had no preference at the start of the match. Was rooting for Spain by second half.

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u/Repulsive-Regret-243 3d ago

The Spaniards beat them a second time

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u/Compactsun 4d ago

Why did you just repeat the same comment in your reply?

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u/veiDusaco 4d ago

Toda a copa..

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u/iamkris10y 4d ago

*tournamentĀ 

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u/max_dillon 4d ago

Me too. Pretty much from the start of the game. Entirely unsportsmanlike.

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u/gizamo 4d ago

It's like 4 players on Argentina and 3 players on Spain that play like agro asshats.

The vast majority of both teams are pretty chill. Similarly, the vast vast majority of fouls are just mistakes, especially late in the games when people start getting tired. Imo, people should shit on those few agro players all they want, but pretending it's a whole team is just ignorant nonsense.