ShokWaveRider
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Yes, as I said the ref's decision is final.
But a referee should not hold enough power to suspend a player for future games, no other sport that I am aware of do the referees/umpires posses such series altering power.Yes, as I said the ref's decision is final.
Hockey does.But a referee should not hold enough power to suspend a player for future games, no other sport that I am aware of do the referees/umpires posses such series altering power.
College football does, actually. If a player gets tossed for a targeting infraction in the 2nd half, they have to sit out the first half of the next game.But a referee should not hold enough power to suspend a player for future games, no other sport that I am aware of do the referees/umpires posses such series altering power.
Yes, we shall now be known as cheaters forever more.Sorry but I and many others thinks it makes us cheaters(
Soccer is not other games.But a referee should not hold enough power to suspend a player for future games, no other sport that I am aware of do the referees/umpires posses such series altering power.
Interesting. It sounds like the WC red card that was overturned in 1962 had some simiarities but was much more flagarant that the foul in the US match.Hockey does.
Besides these rules have been in place longer than many of us have been alive. The last time a WC red card was overturned was in 1962.
In the 1962 World Cup semifinal, Brazilian star Garrincha received a red card for kicking a Chilean player in retaliation. Because card systems and automatic suspensions did not yet exist, a FIFA disciplinary panel had to convene to decide his fate, ultimately letting him off with a warning. This allowed the winger to play in the 1962 World Cup Final against Czechoslovakia. The unprecedented and controversial decision is widely attributed to heavy political lobbying, including a petition personally co-signed by the President of Chile
Rules are rules. Just because one does not agree does not make them invalid.But a referee should not hold enough power to suspend a player for future games, no other sport that I am aware of do the referees/umpires posses such series altering power.
And apparently there is a section in their rules (Article 27?) that allowed this change. Rules are Rules.Rules are rules. Just because one does not agree does not make them invalid.
Hockey does not allow a referee to suspend for future games, only can give a game misconduct for current game any additional suspension is done at the league level.Hockey does.
Besides these rules have been in place longer than many of us have been alive. The last time a WC red card was overturned was in 1962.
Well with all the fakers flopping on the pitch its's hard to tell what is a serious foul anyway.Soccer is not other games.
The referee does not suspend players, the player's actions do that when they commit a serious foul as specified by the LOTG.
Just in case you missed it. This is the FOOTBALL world cup not hockey.Hockey does not allow a referee to suspend for future games, only can give a game misconduct for current game any additional suspension is done at the league level.
Just incase you can't follow along I was responding directly to her statement.Just in case you missed it. This is the FOOTBALL world cup not hockey.
I have to agree, they do like to exaggerate.Well with all the fakers flopping on the pitch its's hard to tell what is a serious foul anyway.
OK, But can we just stick to football?Just incase you can't follow along I was responding directly to her statement.
Giants or Jets?....Oh you mean soccer. lol OK will do.OK, But can we just stick to football?
No, real football ....... the worlds most played sport. Not handball, AKA American football.Giants or Jets?....Oh you mean soccer. lol OK will do.
Belgium had already won a friendly 5-2 in March in Atlanta. It looked like I was watching a replay.…and Belgium easily won the game 4-1. It was not the presence of the US striker that made a difference it was the apparent absence of the US defence.
To make it to the last 16 was a decent achievement and their latest FIFA world ranking of 17 (June, 2026) is pretty good.
It was good that the star US striker player played after all as now there are no excuses. The better team won. With that said, the US team had a proud run and now is back to reality.…and Belgium easily won the game 4-1. It was not the presence of the US striker that made a difference it was the apparent absence of the US defence.
To make it to the last 16 was a decent achievement and their latest FIFA world ranking of 17 (June, 2026) is pretty good.
<mod request>So how about we forget about the red card suspension and move on.<mod request>
I think you’re being generous but won’t argue the point.…and Belgium easily won the game 4-1. It was not the presence of the US striker that made a difference it was the apparent absence of the US defence.
To make it to the last 16 was a decent achievement and their latest FIFA world ranking of 17 (June, 2026) is pretty good.
+1<mod request>So how about we forget about the red card suspension and move on.<mod request>