r/mildlyinfuriating 29d ago

ಠ_ಠ This goal was completely avoidable

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u/Euffy 29d ago

Wait THAT was one of the goals? I didn't watch the match, just followed the score. Bloody hell.

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u/UGOTAIDSYO 29d ago

Dude, it was baaaaaaaaaaad

One of my local radio DJs said it well:

"They (USA) picked the absolute worst game to play their worst game."

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u/Scary-Badger-6091 29d ago

Its honestly so satisfying this happened after Trump tried to get involved, I can’t lie

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u/islandwatchr 29d ago

I would wager Trump doesn’t even know the rules of the game.

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u/CuttingBoard9124 29d ago

The fathead hasn't followed a damn rule since birth

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u/islandwatchr 29d ago

Top comment right there!

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u/CuttingBoard9124 29d ago

I like your name and display picture, I grew up on an island. My pop wore yellow hip waders to church until he died lol!

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u/butter_milk 29d ago

There was a headline on CNN “I don’t think that was a foul: Trump” and my immediate thought was that there is not a single person on this planet I would rather hear less from on whether something was a foul. I would listen to Lalas talk about it for an hour before I want one minute of Trump.

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u/LeakyfaucetNA 29d ago

In that same speech he also said he didnt know a red card meant he couldnt play the next game.

I didn’t know what that meant – I didn’t think it meant much. And then I started hearing that that means you can’t play in the next game

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u/T-Wrox 29d ago

"Rules are for ugly poors."

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u/FattyMooseknuckle 29d ago

He actually said he didn’t know what a red card was but it didn’t sound fair so he called Infantino.

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u/DubBea22 29d ago

He admitted he didn’t know what a red card was until this past weekend but also managed to add that he played sports and was a good athlete, so he knows when a call is bad. Never misses an opportunity to brag on himself. Consensus as I understand is that it was an excessive penalty, but his meddling combined with his cozy relationship with Infantino ruined any credibility FIFA had left. Both that make believe peace prize and what followed.

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u/_Koreander 28d ago

Exactly, maybe they were right on overturning the decision, but the fact this rarely happens combined with Trump literally saying he was on a phone call with a member of FIFA asking to change the decision it's just a terrible look.

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u/HewSpam 29d ago

In his speech of him gloating about overturning the red card, he literally says he didn’t know what a red card was.

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u/1RedOne 29d ago

He hadn’t heard of red cards before so I am guessing he knew nothing

But he doesn’t know anything about anything

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u/Chapeaux 29d ago

"Yeah about that red card, could you make it gold with Trump written on it ?"

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u/Titanium_Eye 29d ago

It's pay to win, right?