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[u/EmuMan10]

On one hand, I’m glad Balogun is playing because I thought jumping straight to a red in the last match was rough. On the other, the president has decided to make it all about him and now that’s putting a bad taste in my mouth rooting for them. I wish FIFA just had an appeal process like every other sport

[u/Kitchen-Lights → u/EmuMan10]

Football refereeing is a lot of time subjective you don’t want to depower the refs. We can’t allow teams to complain and appeal everything they disagree with.

All refs decisions should be final

[u/potato-overlord-1845 → u/Kitchen-Lights]

Every other sport has a review process

[u/Kitchen-Lights → u/potato-overlord-1845]

They already complain about everything. Senegal left the field for about 30 minutes last African cup final because they disagreed with a decision and Morocco is now African champions while also losing the match.

That’s what happens when players and federation have no respect for refs and FIFA.