goldendragon1971

 Old habits die hard, why not stop the clock at the water breaks?   Like at the end of the half, or into extra time, as in a playoff situation with the score tied?  Or, just make the halves 48 minutes each, these are not random breaks, ALL matches have them added, regardless of the temperature, and/or inclement weather, like rain, SIX minutes longer total per match, by force, "compulsory", FIFA likes that word. FIFA is not consistent, they say Mussolini helped Italy to win the 1934 world cup, in Italy, they won the next one, in France, 1938, Germany invaded France several years later, an axis power along with Italy.  Both had spies throughout France before the Nazis invaded on May 10, 1940, my birthday.   Both Italian AND German are of the five official languages of Switzerland, cheating, galore.  As well as French, in the last final, lost, won the world cup before, was in the final in 2006, when it was in Germany, tons of rumors Brazil threw the ...

 Considering that with the 2 three minute water breaks, the game is six minutes longer, odd stuff, money and sex, im convinced, mostly During the 2022 tournament in Qatar, the average total match length was 102 minutes and 43 seconds , which equates to an average of nearly 13 minutes of total stoppage time added per gam

 Some of this is open to interpretation to me, some of the language is vague, but as with law, the police, "long arm of the law", does NOT make the laws, but enforces them, how can some of the players play without shin guards, and it is compulsory?  Cheating.  The referee(s) should tell them to put them on, or not let them on the field, they HAVE to enforce the rules Also in Qatar, an extraordinary amount of stoppage time, 10 minutes was the norm, i have been watching soccer consistently since 1998, and never saw THAT much stoppage time, and especially not consistently.  Even with the compulsory hydration breaks, most stoppage time is not 10 minutes and generally less than it was in the 2022 Qatar cup. Another odd result, the 1998 final, Brazil lost 3 to 0 in the final against the host, who at that point, never won.  Never even made the final, but they did in Paris.   Even odder is that this world cup has these water breaks, hydration breaks, obviously...

 Look at the stuff with Germany, 1954, the magical Magyars beat them 8 to 3, in the group stage, West Germany, but the same two countries meet, West Germany takes the final 3 to 2, then in 2014, in the semi finals, Brazil and Germany meet, in Brazil, 7 to 1, the loss was so bad, the Brazilians gave it a name, Switzerland, secret banks, one of their official languages is Germany Then, after this world cup, 1st one in Canada, men's world cup, Mexico has had the 1st match, 3 times, a record, the final twice, the Usa the 1st match once, and the final, twice, Canada has had neither, cheating in front of God and everyone Odd things, cheating, head quarters in Switzerland, if the players do not have shin guards, they should not be allowed to play, what the word compulsory means Again:   IFAB Laws of the Game , shin guards are strictly compulsory for all players . They must be made of a suitable material, provide a reasonable degree of protection, and be entirely covered by the player...

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 Compulsory means that you have to do something.  I have seen many players play not wearing shin guards, obviously it helps safety, but compulsory means that the referee should not let them play if they do not have them on, but they are nonetheless playing. Why are the referees and fifa staffing allowing them to play?  Because the sport is fixed, all about money and sex, Swiss banks under the IFAB Laws of the Game , shin guards are strictly compulsory for all players . They must be made of a suitable material, provide a reasonable degree of protection, and be entirely covered by the player's socks at all time