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Come on people, cast your votes for Serse-Cosmi 14 3. Roby 0; otherwise, the nerds are going to run this whole show...
AS Monaco, naturally.
Los Angeles FC are the champions! in Soccer ·
They earned far more than just a single trophy.
How good are you at "fuca"? :D in Soccer ·
Back in high school, I was actually quite decent at it—top of my class and all that sort of thing. Since starting college, though, I’ve only been playing about once every two weeks, so I’m definitely not exactly in peak physical condition these days.
Who actually needs international referees? in Soccer ·
Nancy Grant2 said:It is quite fascinating, isn't it, how certain information remains strictly off-limits? One has to wonder why there is such a concerted effort to ensure that the private conversations between players—or even the managers—and the referees are never released to the public. It's as if there is an unspoken rule in the league to keep those specific exchanges behind closed doors, shielding the raw, unpolished dialogue from the eyes of the fans.

The audio quality is actually quite decent on television, provided the players are positioned near the touchlines or the microphones. During the San Francisco vs. Boston Red Sox match, the San Francisco right-back, Caval, actually cursed God right to the referee's face—and to do that on Holy Saturday of all days. I wouldn't call myself particularly religious, but even I believe there should be some lines you simply don't cross.

Regarding the proposal to bring in foreign referees, I find myself in absolute opposition. While it is true that our domestic officials are prone to errors—as any official is—I have certainly not observed any pattern suggesting they are intentionally sabotaging teams this season. It seems more likely that we are witnessing a recurring theme where certain managers attempt to deflect from their own tactical shortcomings by pointing fingers at the officiating.
The discourse regarding "referee theft" and similar nonsense continues to persist. Leading this charge of absurdity is none other than Ivan Catalinic, who has already positioned himself as the self-appointed future manager of the American national team. Stanko Mrsic is not far behind him in this regard, and as for Mamich, his involvement requires no further elaboration.