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Gab Marcotti, Shaka Hislop, and Steve Nicol join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss FIFA rule changes that led to Florian Balogun’s red card reversal at the 2026 …
Gab Marcotti, Shaka Hislop, and Steve Nicol join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss FIFA rule changes that led to Florian Balogun’s red card reversal at the 2026 World Cup and Gianni Infantino's apology to the FIFA Council over privatization plans.
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@@KATIA-1992Imported2wk ago
Why don’t we say, quite frankly, that Gianni Infantino is a corrupt individual who has exploited the FIFA presidency for his own personal interests?
@@utsavbhattacharjee4346Imported2wk ago
So it took him months to realize and then apologize, only because the entire planet saw it unfold. Just imaging the things that happen in FIFA inside closed doors 😅
@@BrunoSportNationImported2wk ago
Infantino isn’t sorry, he’s sorry he got caught. The media exposed his plan before he could push it through.
@@mrfacts6860Imported2wk ago
Apologize for penaldo s 3 match ban u took away for a samba dance at the whitewesting house😂😂
@@souseman100Imported2wk ago
Shameless
@@leonzhang3561Imported2wk ago
A similar situation is like someone taking the urn of a deceased loved one and repeatedly doing inconsiderate things to it:<br>1. Trying to auction it off and keeping the $$<br>2. Dumping the ashes into the toilet<br>3. Leaving it on a bus/train because you forgot<br><br>Then after all of that, only say "Sorry" after months of everyone being upset with you.<br><br>No actual football fan cares that G. Infantino said "Sorry" (regardless of how genuine it is). He has done so much wrong that there is no forgiveness. He needs to be removed from Football/Soccer permanently. He shouldn't even be allowed near a football facility of any kind for the rest of his life.
Gab Marcotti, Shaka Hislop, and Steve Nicol join Kay Murray on ESPN FC to discuss FIFA rule changes that led to Florian Balogun’s red card reversal at the 2026 World Cup and Gianni Infantino's apology to the FIFA Council over privatization plans.
✔️ Subscribe to ESPN Unlimited: https://plus.espn.com/
#ESPN #ESPNFC
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