It’s funny it was a South American player who got the first red for it, because it was introduced because of another South American player. If you gotta cover your mouth to say it you already know the better choice is to just not say it!
Total BS of a rule. This is football, not a virtue signalling contest. I thought Aussie rules was bad, but seems like soccer is even worse. UEFA doesn't use this stupid rule in their own competitions – that's proof positive of just how shite it is.
Yes agree but players do also have good tho hes to say that are covered, there was a player the other year encouraging another player who was struggling in his actual life
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Good proper response. If you don't want to be seen saying something you know you shouldn't be saying to an opponent, then just don't say it.
It’s funny it was a South American player who got the first red for it, because it was introduced because of another South American player. If you gotta cover your mouth to say it you already know the better choice is to just not say it!
Total BS of a rule. This is football, not a virtue signalling contest. I thought Aussie rules was bad, but seems like soccer is even worse. UEFA doesn't use this stupid rule in their own competitions – that's proof positive of just how shite it is.
Proper response
Stupid response – someone please explain
Of course he is it helps Australia gain an advantage I guarantee he will change his mind the second it happens to his teammates
Next it will be red cards for improper thoughts..
Aww he’s so cute
Yes agree but players do also have good tho hes to say that are covered, there was a player the other year encouraging another player who was struggling in his actual life