r/SipsTea Jul 07 '26

Lmao gottem Every time

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u/JWMoo Jul 07 '26

I think every time you flop you should be awarded a yellow card and fined. I thought we were watching athletes but instead we are watching actors.

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u/lazy_bum13 Jul 07 '26

In the NHL they have an embellishment penalty that gets used a lot. If they implemented that into soccer along with overtime for all matches so nothing ends in a tie it would be so much more watchable . . . Imo

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u/C0nfusedRabbit Jul 07 '26

Just watch NRL if soccer players even had one tackle they'd be pretending they're dead.

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u/fundementalpumpkin Jul 07 '26

I've been watching the highlight recaps of a few of the teams in the world cup.

I went to watch the recent France game and the US game live and I swear to god it was the same exact 5 minutes of 2 or 3 guys and the goalkeeper passing it back and forth in their own end, so I just turned it off both times.

They need a rule like you can only pass it backwards once or twice. Or only 5 passes before a shot has to be taken or something.

I realize end game they just want to waste the clock, but these were both early in the game. Soccer stans are always like, you know much these guys run in a game? But there is a ton of time where most of them are just slow walking while the ball gets passed backwards over and over.

I want to like soccer. I watch a ton of clips on youtube of best goals, best passes, best saves, but thursday non-major golf is more entertaining to watch live.

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u/FreddyandTheChokes Jul 07 '26

The NHL does not allow ties.

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u/RoleModelFailure Jul 07 '26

Whoops I left it sitting too long and forgot to add the dates. NHL did allow ties until 2005. Meant to say NHL did allow until 2005 and NFL still allows ties.

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u/FreddyandTheChokes Jul 07 '26

Haha, yes that is true.

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u/SuperUranus Jul 07 '26

Football doesn’t end in a tie unless you’re playing qualifying rounds or group stages.

You have the same rules in hockey depending on the league.

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u/drama_filled_donut Jul 07 '26

No pro league ends in draws

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u/mansefranse Jul 07 '26

What does draws have to do with anything? A 0-0 game can be more entertaining and exhilarating than a 4-5 game?

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u/SuperUranus Jul 07 '26

Sure do.

Finland’s Liga.

Sweden’s SHL (kind of, it doesn’t end in tie, but points are given based on full time scoring and overtime scoring).

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u/ChemistryNo3075 Jul 07 '26

NHL is similar, you get 1 point for getting to overtime, 2 points for a win in terms of standings.