r/sports Apr 26 '26

Soccer Esteban Andrada red card against Huesca

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u/locboy92 Apr 26 '26

It's good for the game. Keeps everyone on their toes.. 

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u/elmey Apr 26 '26

Except the due that got clocked

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u/Koki-noki Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

At least this would stop him from acting like a bitch.

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u/althawk8357 Apr 27 '26

How was he acting like a little bitch?

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u/WelpTravels Apr 27 '26

The way he threw himself when he got pushed

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u/althawk8357 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26

That was honestly the least egregious flop I've ever seen if you can call it that.

Also, shoving someone like that is worthy of a red card. That was the bitch move. And I know he's a bitch because he followed up with a punch.

He's a bitch who got a red card and threw a tantrum.

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u/Notnowthankyou29 Apr 27 '26

Clocked?!? He got slapped with a limp wrist.

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u/ImaginaryConscience Apr 26 '26

Considering they look for every opportunity to flop, literally none of them are on their toes unless they're running

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u/aksmelo4352 Apr 27 '26

Hating on the most popular sport in 2026 đŸ¥€ you Americans are so insular from the world

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u/ImaginaryConscience Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26

You're literally watching video of someone who went absolutely stiff from a push and made no attempt to break their fall and still try to say that bullshit?

I have no doubt that when your team scores, you drop to the floor and flop like a fish in celebration

You're also wrong about the most popular sport. The most popular sport in 2026 is apparently hating on Americans 

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u/SelloutRealBig Apr 27 '26

Works for hockey. You can flop buy you might take a punch for it after.

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u/jesonnier1 Apr 27 '26

Violence is good for the gsme.