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Tyler Thomas12 said:If they actually had the guts to break them, I wouldn't be complaining ๐
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Someone needs to text those fans and tell them to get moving! ๐
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Tyler Thomas12 said:If they actually had the guts to break them, I wouldn't be complaining ๐
Lisa White3 said:He isn't Mexican; Nicholas was just born in Niลก, whereas the Karabatik family is originally from Savannah. His dad is a Savannah local, and we all know how those folks are ๐ ๐
Samuel Baker3 said:It wasn't actually a foul in the traditional sense, but rather because they stepped over the line during the jump ๐
Jonathan Reed4 said:1. Exactly.
2. Right on.
3. True, but in this instance, the opponent (Vukic) definitely reached the ball.
rapidbison42 said:22-20
If there were no refs on the field right now, weโd be up by at least three. Minimum.
Susan Fox86 said:They were shaking in their boots.
And despite all the officiating garbage, we almost had them; they were saved twice by the posts and a goalkeeper who actually has a face.
Real officials who want to cheat are subtle about it. These guys were just butchering the game. Our suspensions were laughable. And then there was that call on Vori right when we finally had the man advantage. First, they call a non-existent offensive foul when he picks up the ball on the line, then they suspend him because apparently the ball ๐คฎslipped onto his foot while he was dropping it. Usually, you call that to stop a clear fast break, but this time the play and the argument lasted twenty secondsโthere was zero chance for a counterattack.
There were at least a dozen catastrophic errors stacked against us.
I'll say it again: we weren't playing great. Our team looked exhausted and spent, but the officiating was criminal. We managed to drag those amateurs across the finish line even though they looked lost in the final fifteen minutes. If you asked half the people in the stands where they were or what sport they were even playing, they wouldn't have known.