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    Argentina still getting away with things

    Posted by The Outsider on 21/7/2026, 12:00:26
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    Paredes has had his red card rescinded

      Re: Argentina still getting away with things

      Posted by LTFC39 on 21/7/2026, 13:53:50, in reply to "Argentina still getting away with things"

      Incorrect Outy. He was never given one in the first place

        Re: Argentina still getting away with things

        Posted by The Outsider on 21/7/2026, 14:25:20, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"
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        Fair enough - I didn't watch it but every report that I have seen said that he was given a red card.

        From what I have seen in reports and videos, several Argentinian players should have been given retrospective red cards even if they weren't shown at the time.

          Re: Argentina still getting away with things

          Posted by RandomHatter on 21/7/2026, 14:09:35, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

          Correct, the red card wasn't actually issued. It was "incorrectly reported" on FIFA's commentator information system.

            Re: Argentina still getting away with things

            Posted by The Outsider on 21/7/2026, 14:33:03, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"
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            This is the opposite of what happened in the England v Argentina game in 1966. Jack Charlton was booked but nobody realised at the time. Charlton only found out about it when he read in the paper the following day that he had been booked.

            Ken Aston, the head of referees for the tournament was also initially unaware of the booking. After finding out about it, he was stopped at traffic lights when he came up with the idea of red and yellow cards.

          Re: Argentina still getting away with things

          Posted by Andy Cappuccino on 21/7/2026, 13:28:20, in reply to "Argentina still getting away with things"

          WTAF

            Re: Argentina still getting away with things

            Posted by Alien Nate on 21/7/2026, 12:24:28, in reply to "Argentina still getting away with things"

            Probably fair. If they don't let him off, then it would look like Ronaldo and the American were special cases......


            What a drag, it is, getting old...

              Re: Argentina still getting away with things

              Posted by Gut City Hatter on 21/7/2026, 12:33:35, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

              After what they did against England AND Spain, I think it would only be fair if about half the Argentinian team (and particularly Simone)
              were suspended for the whole of the next season.

                Re: Argentina still getting away with things

                Posted by MG on 21/7/2026, 17:25:09, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

                Agreed, off they don't take action out will be utterly ridiculous.

                  Re: Argentina still getting away with things

                  Posted by Barnhatter on 21/7/2026, 14:02:50, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

                  Fifa should of given any player involved in the flag a yellow card, so anyone on one yellow would of missed the final. Correct punishment for a rule infringement.
                  The players fighting should get a couple of months suspension and also 6 country match bans.
                  Doing something like that on a showcase match should be treated harshly.
                  Expect FIFA will brush it under the carpet.

                    Re: Argentina still getting away with things

                    Posted by J Block OAP on 21/7/2026, 14:14:16, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

                    FIFA brush everything under the carpet.

                      Re: Argentina still getting away with things

                      Posted by Poster from the past on 21/7/2026, 14:15:39, in reply to "Re: Argentina still getting away with things"

                      Mind your head, this carpet seems a bit high up to me.


                      outlaws is not the barometer of sanity. You're either Luton full tilt or you are nothing. We have spunked way too much money on shite. The end.

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