Showerthought: abolish fines and bans for critisising referees, but in turn it’s mandatory for refs to trash talk managers and players during the match as well.

CAUSE OTHERWISE THEY CAN’T HEAR IT OVER THEIR FREEDOM SHOOTINGS

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Honestly Mourinho might not be a bad fit for them. You’re usually not going to win international tournaments with elaborate tactics. And similar to Ancelotti or Deschamps, he’s a pragmatic manager who can give a team like Brazil a simple enough system and let individual quality do the rest.

Diniz has a fascinating approach but it’s simply not going to work with the limited time a national team spends together, and certainly not with players ingrained with the “European playstyle”.

To be fair the german “Geschlecht” can refer to either gender or sex. Their message is pretty clear though.

Surprised the refs haven’t found a reason to chalk off that TD

That sequence must be closing in on 1 xG lol

Least entertaining Sassuolo game

Richtiges Kacktor noch dazu

Peru in shambles

Do Mali have a chance? Their results so far look impressive.

Of course it’s Bayern who have more goals scored per game (3.82)

How is this even allowed?

Exactly, I do wonder why mods allow posts like this

I don’t think there’s a more Italian-looking footballer than Chiesa

Walter “Juninho” Musona

Puskas contender

Adeyemi 🤝 Jashari

The cans actually hire competent people.

!ping Switzerland

Translation (by DeepL):

Anthony Braizat is no longer the coach of the first team, which he has successfully managed since June 2022.

It is a new chapter in the history of Stade Lausanne Ouchy.

The club has decided to part company with Anthony Braizat, who took charge of his final match for SLO against Grasshopper Club Zürich on Sunday, marking the end of a significant phase in the club’s history.

Since his arrival, Anthony Braizat has played an essential role in our success and progress. His unwavering commitment, his passion for football and his strategic vision have contributed greatly to our remarkable progress.

Anthony Braizat has left his mark on the history of SLO, not least thanks to the excellent results achieved last season in the Challenge League, which enabled the team to climb to the Super League.

His qualities as a leader of men enabled him to bring a real identity to his dressing room, forging a united and combative group around him.

The club would like to thank Anthony Braizat for his professionalism and dedication, as well as for all the hard work and memorable achievements he has made with our team.

THANK YOU ANTHONY!