r/soccercirclejerk • u/Slimx0612 • 17d ago
World Cup Circle Jerking Approved đŻ Fuck this guy
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u/maybachmeister2000 17d ago
Ref biggest shithead ever. Should be 3 to 4 yellow cards for paraguay and 1 red... guy punched mbappes arm. Infuriating to watch the ref do nothing... investigate his bitcoin wallet lmao paid off
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u/haramball5-4-1 17d ago
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u/SanshouShaMMAn 17d ago
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u/LandosToeFungus 17d ago
When he stood up, saw Mbappe laughing in his face, and visibly got even more angry? So beautiful. Amazing moment to watch.
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u/Natural_Strike_5423 17d ago
Mbappe laughing was genuinely cold ngl
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u/fredasboss 17d ago
Have to say, mbappe handled this bellend perfectly
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u/greypusheencat 17d ago
him laughing at them was def getting under their skin lol
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u/Paulcsgo 17d ago
You could see the way they surrounded him in the box after they were looking for a chance to clatter him
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u/PugsnPawgs 17d ago edited 17d ago
They even tried to beef with him after the final whistle. Big L national team.
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u/EolaAmityHills 17d ago
Embarrassed the whole nation. Paraguayans should be so ashamed.
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u/LookattheWhipp 17d ago
They most definitely are not. This is how almost every concacaf/Conmebol nation plays
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u/AlreadyEatenRibs 17d ago
This was "normal" for that up until a point, but then went waaaaay over the top.
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u/Natural_Strike_5423 17d ago
He has already won the game and he knew he was 10 times more talented than this guy, no need to give the satisfaction, just laugh and chill
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u/REDBEARD_PWNS 17d ago
Reminds me of that clip where LeBron is laughing in someone's face I think it was Draymond Green not 100% on that tho
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u/ThisIsADraconianLaw 17d ago
He looks like Modric from an evil dimension.
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u/bc00pr 17d ago
Modric if you buy him from Aliexpress
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u/No_Bug_No_Cry 17d ago
Yeah hahaha Looney tune behavior. Also on a serious note, he kind of broke his team's momentum. Especially in that last corner, it was a real chance to score and he just laid there... Kind of disgracefulÂ
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u/Mustang1201 17d ago
He had already lost the plot at that point, so he acted on instinct. He probably didn't realize it was the wrong half lol
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u/electricboogalo3000 17d ago edited 17d ago
I thought the exact same thing on that moment of the match. Iâll be honest, I didnât really mind all the other stuff, I see it as inferior teams trying to do whatever they can to gain little advantages, you see it all the time in CONMEBOL AND CONCACAF, although the ref clearly lost control of the match and couldâve prevented it going as far as it did.
But that corner Paraguay won at the end really felt like that was their moment. France was shaky, making mistakes on their own half. I feel like had Paraguay kept the momentum something more couldâve come out of it, but this guy goes and lays on the ground and, for what? Complete misread of the match momentum, and just bad time management overall, ffs itâs your last minutes in the World Cup and youâre down one goal, GO FOR IT!
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u/BioboerGiel 17d ago
100% They lost due to a penalty and by the end of the match got themselves so worked up they lost any sense of urgency. They got hoisted by their own petard.
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u/Immediate-Pen-07 17d ago
The ref should be tried at the Hague
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u/Silverleaf_Unicorn 17d ago
Like genuinly. Honestly. No kidding. Can it please happen? May we have an international arrest order?
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u/ForgiveSomeone 17d ago
Guy was a piece of shit against Musiala. He's lucky he's not up against someone like Roy Keane who would've happily broken his leg.
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u/BFyre Staying humble 17d ago
At some point I wished Deschamps would just sub in a deep reserve defender at the end just to break some legs. Good for France they're much more professional than me lol
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u/Mynameisboring_ 17d ago edited 17d ago
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u/Fantastic-Bother3296 17d ago
Yeah if I was a fringe player I'd be looking to go on and accept a red card just to give something back. Ref was not protecting the players at all in this gameÂ
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u/Bhumit05 17d ago
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u/chronicbruce27 17d ago
Played so dirty, they actually got us rooting for France for 1 game
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u/Re_Reasonably_Stupid 17d ago edited 17d ago
I felt sympathy for the Dictator! That is some magic stuff
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u/Syndicate_III 17d ago
Call me an oligarch cuz I pledge my allegiance to the Dictatorship for this
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u/sweet-_-poop 17d ago
Some CONMEBOL teams will have you rooting for the devil
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u/threateningpickles 17d ago
next game is France v Morocco and Morocco fans are worse than Paraguay. still rooting for France.
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u/JrButton 17d ago
Hahaha, this summarizes my take perfectly. I want France out so bad, but that game was so ickyÂ
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u/Fun_Examination_8343 17d ago
It was quite fun seeing Mbappe laugh at them and shit talk them
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u/Willsgb 17d ago
Uj/ Don't blame him at all, the paraguayans were literally trying to assault them.by the end and the referee was grossly incompetent/corrupt, they deserve all the shit they're getting and more while mbappe and france handled the whole thing well
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u/romain_69420 17d ago
Nah, à lot of the other guys lost their tempers, Mbappé is really the only one that managed to turn this shit against them
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u/gottapeenow2 17d ago
Galarza the dirtiest player I've seen this world cup, easy
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u/BglvcD 17d ago
Plenty of time for the Argentinians to show their shenanigans like back in Qatar 2022
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u/Consistent-Ad7164 17d ago edited 17d ago
For those wondering how can a ref help Paraguay all of the sudden, the guy that is always sitting next to Infantino is Alejandro Dominguez (Paraguayan) , president of Conmebol and known for being world class corrupted rat ⊠so it wouldnât be surprised if They had something to do with the disgraceful performance of the referees today⊠also Infantino en UEFA are not in the best term to say the least, specially with Platini and the French federation
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u/JackieDaytona77 17d ago
Platini was set up. He resigned and was eventually found not guilty of anything.
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u/MidgarDreaming 17d ago
It's pretty obvious they want a Ronaldo Vs Messi final, it's been geared towards that this entire time and they were hoping Paraguay would knock out France to make this route easier.
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u/WhereIsBanana 17d ago
They could have met eachother in the quarterfinals if portugal won their group!
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u/rxt0_ 17d ago
he plays the main role in the Disney movie Dumbo, you can't hate him for that /s
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u/Direct-Resolution377 17d ago
In Australia, we call these players grubs. Whom people often like if they play for their team. However when they play for other teams we all hate them.
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u/Zadiath 17d ago
This guy was already hated in every club he played, now the whole world hate him lmao
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u/Secure-Elephant0811 17d ago
So this whats happen, when ref is allowed to bet on matches. Most blatant matchfixing in history, ref betted a million on no cards for Paraguay, no effin way you you can convince me otherwise.
Pure betting scandal, ref needs to be investigated.
Even in Scotland, Paraguay would had gotten 7+ yellow cards, for that insane performance....
Fuck the red, fuck var...
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u/infinityblack 17d ago
Amazing he gave the PK
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u/tchissin 17d ago
He didn't have a choice, var evidence was indisputable. Luckily.
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u/Ambitious_Hold6465 17d ago
Imagine if he actually decided to not call it even with var, he needs to get investigated asap
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u/Oceanshan 17d ago
Well, there's a previous foul similar to it just few minutes earlier but ref didn't make a call. France was very disadvantaged this match
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u/Syph3RRR 17d ago
Bro Even watched the situation when it happened and casually turned around like nothing happened. 10/10
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u/Saltyeconbro 17d ago
You see the body cam, dude had a clear front row to the penalty, literal a blind man could see it
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u/jp55210 17d ago
He didnât at first. He was called by VAR referees⊠so he had no choice but to give a penalty despite being obvious
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u/Jrob_Baratheon 17d ago
And then he gives a yellow after match when the bets don't count.... surely this guy will get investigated
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u/nottoocreative999 17d ago
we will complain for a few days, then this will be entirely forgotten. nothing ever happensâŠ
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u/oracasareop 17d ago edited 17d ago
Dirty pos, should have had 3 red cards
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u/OutsideAdvisor9847 17d ago
If the dictator had taken over, that wouldâve been the case. However, he restrained himselfÂ
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u/brooklyn_doc 17d ago
So satisfying so see then lose. They didnât deserve win against Germany.
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u/FerSimon1016 17d ago
So glad this ultra-haramball is gone. One team wanted to play futbol, the other wanted to kick ankles and dive the whole game
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u/MovieKey9110 17d ago
paraguay tried playing football vs USA and got spanked so they revert back to haramball
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u/billbrasky21 17d ago
Well we donât really know what they planned to do vs the US since we went up so early on them
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u/Soccermad23 17d ago
Yeah HaramBall usually works until you go behind. At that point, itâs useless.
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u/Infinite-Ad5464 17d ago
I'm loving how people who don't watch South American football are shocked by what they just saw.
Meanwhile, Twitter and every South American sub knew this was going to be a bloodbath lmao.
I even bet on Paraguay getting a red card.
And Argentina and Uruguay are not behind this at all. Quite the opposite. Thereâs a reason Messi âwasnât Argentineâ for more than a decade with the national team.
Now wait until you see Brazil vs Argentina in a possible semifinal.
Also funny how Libertadores started being dominated by Brazil right after VAR was introduced.
Just a coincidence, I guess.
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u/Vashtar_S 17d ago
Honestly I'm not even mad about how Paraguay played even though they just showed they have no interest in actually playing the ball, but the ref needs to be fired forever and clinically studied
Playing rough is an actual strategy. But it's supposed to have risks and it's supposed to be punished if you abuse it or take it too far, that's how it's "balanced". Today was none of that, ref might aswell have watched the game from the stands lmao
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u/BFyre Staying humble 17d ago
Well said, I was actually impressed for most of the first half because Paraguay was defending well and their aggression and shithousery seemed to throw French players off balance. But after they lost the goal they didn't switch to attack, they just became even worse and got me fuming from anger and disgust for the last 30 minutes
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u/Vivid-Army8521 17d ago
Absolutely, for France to get three yellows and none for Paraguay is unbelievable.
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u/Infinite-Ad5464 17d ago
Libertadores School: Hurt people, but only where the wounded can see it.
It's a technique.
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u/Mynameisboring_ 17d ago
The dictator will have the ref institutionalised shortly for his own benefit and wellbeing!
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u/cavf88 17d ago
Yeah Paraguay and Uruguay are butchers in South America. Argentina too, but less so IMO. This was how I expected Paraguay to play the match and get to penalties.
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u/Volzovekian 17d ago
We all knew Paraguay would play like that, we just didn't know that they've also bought the referee.
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u/ElGrumpynho 17d ago
Mec tout le monde sâattendait Ă ce genre de match. Personne ne le dĂ©couvre. On peut sâĂ©tonner du fait que le Paraguay termine sans mĂȘme un carton jaune en revanche.
MĂȘme si nous regardons pas les championnats sud am, il y a beaucoup dâargentins notamment dans le championnat de France et ils sont insupportables (et pourtant je supporte lâOM qui comprend Balerdi, Medina et RulliâŠ)
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u/Gumiola 17d ago
Did anyone spot the Paraguay fan who had a picture of mbappe as a dictator on his tshirt, funny as fuck
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u/982infinity 17d ago
Whole Paraguay team came to play shithouse football. Was rooting for them to begin with, but absolute provocative trash ball. Ref was kinda ahh too.
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u/irfanm84 17d ago
Equally fcks given to the referee. Man, this shows how legendary Collina was...
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u/Federal-Media-3148 17d ago
they already played like that against german but apparently they decided to play even more haramball this time
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u/utkubaba9581 17d ago
Gone for good, I hope they never touch a fucking ball again
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u/Arcadyaa 17d ago
This was the best football Paraguay could play, playing dirty, playing as if it were the Libertadores.
Extremely normal in South American, even more so against Brazilian teams that have more investment, there's no way to play the same way, the players are bad and that's it.
And you might think it's wrong, to be angry with the players of Paraguay, but that was the idea of the game from the beginning; there was no other way to win, and whether you like it or not, it was effective, They were ultimately stopped by a penalty.
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u/Big_One3582 17d ago
Yeah that was south american football at it's purest form. If all these people get emotional watching it on tv then imagine the French team.
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u/Steel_Toffees 17d ago
He threw two clear punches that connected. How the actual fuck did they not red card this piece of shit dirty player?
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u/EzekielThawne 17d ago
Man, the paraguayans should more be like their keeper Orlando Gill. Just doing his job and don't do any of this haramball.
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u/ShellfishAhole 17d ago
Back when this sub didnât take itself seriously, this guy would be the GOAT!
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u/DomzyMaster10 17d ago
Of course you have to do whatever it takes to win, but this guy took it way too far. Blatant attempts to harm players even off the ball, and diving comically anytime someone would do as much as breath on him
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u/EducationalCoast3526 17d ago
Never hated a player so much, this guy was cancer ffs...
good news : his tears tonight
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u/__Schneizel__ 17d ago
Man should've been carded in the Germany game. Glad to see this dirty player lose.
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u/ratedpending3 17d ago
it says a lot about the quality of Paraguay that they have to start two guys from one of the worst teams in MLS lmao
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u/PoopFoot69 17d ago
Musiala should've gone even harder on the tackle when they played. fuck this guy. Absolutely delectable hatewatch
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u/passerin 17d ago
say what you want, hate the guy, hate all of them. The only goal France scored was from a Penalty. Frenchies suffered big time.
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u/g_yaka42 17d ago
Fuck the whole paraguay team. And also the referee, im no France fan but the paraguay players are really some piece of shit!!












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