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I thought it was appropriate and not even mad!

@@monzir4499 both!

may i talk to you about ublock origins for(insert browsername). it will save you time and you can disable it for channels you like to support.

Both unskippable too

First one was crazy too.

Xd

bruhhhhhhh this is why i check the comment and here i am..spot onn🥲🤣🤣

If you thought your teammate was legit injured, you wouldn't drag him onto the pitch like that 😄😄

I really didn't understand what did he mean? 😭

He means ''paul, stop messing about''

He meant dont take drugs

The bastard says he is playing football, dancing around the corner

@@oror8646 not even close

But why did mourinho ask them to get the red cards?

@@Blueclues16 They had received a yellow card already during the match. If they receive another yellow card in the next matches, they would miss the next match after the second yellow card. But if they received a red card, they miss the next match, but the first yellow is deleted. They did this because they were already qualified for the next round, so they prefered to miss those players in the last match of group phase rather than having the risk of losing those players in an eliminatory match.

​@@Jorgerally35Thanks Big Brain 👍

​@@Jorgerally35 🧠 😎 👍 🔥

Football is better this way, it’s not a robot game

Man that’s crazy

That goalkeeper seems pretty psycho.

😂😂

@@wp8022u have to be crazy to be a goalkeeper

On god bro 😭😭

But seriously though

imagine mbappe vini and bellingham timewasting next season lol

He love joking

i despise that guy so much

He is a shit house

The sad thing for him is that all of these things most likely will never actually make any difference in whether he wins or loses a game, but it will still be what he will be remembered for.

Football nowadays😢😢

100% but Ronaldo started this shit Stats War games.

Time wasting in the farmers league too

Well Ronaldo, Vini and Haaland are in the video too.. that's what separates Messi from them

But Ronaldo and haaland did it with class

@@prayasjain8583 Messi most def did some timewasting too. he was simply not included in this video

Mourinho wanted them to get red cards so they would have a clean slate for the champions league knockout rounds

@@villeda009He lost it when someone else took the free kick instead of Ronaldo though. 😂😂😂

@@oneenow we know why he sold Ozil 😂

The way you solve this problem is you stop the running clock. I get that football fans enjoy the running clock because tradition, but at this point it's abundantly clear that players not only abuse the fact that refs don't add time for time wasting, they count on it. If there was a clock that stopped whenever the ball went out of play or for penalties, then the only possible time wasting would be excessive holding of the ball by the keeper, which is much easier to account for and add stoppage time for. But the modern game where a team can time waste for 5-7 minutes, in addition to all the normal stoppages of a half, and then only have 4 minutes of stoppage time added in some games, and 6 in other games because some refs are better than others, it just ruins the pace of a lot of games, and teams do it because they know they can get away with it.

I have bad news for you about the amount of time wasting defenders in the NFL can do, between laying on offensive players and messing with the ball while it's on the ground, they can waste a solid 5-10 seconds on a play where the clock doesn't stop

​@jordanfry5138 if the defenders start messing with the ball, then it's a penalty and the clock stops

@@ernestogastelum9123 Sure, the ball, but not the players. Defenders have all sorts of tricks to screw with the players themselves that are possible thanks to the NFL being full contact

Just look at how extra time was determined in the World Cup. Every game had 10-15 minutes of extra time, and time wasting was not useful.

they love playing victims....they can do shit but wjhen they are on the receiving end, they cry and make a huge deal about it and play race card

cry

9:25 dont get it. Was is Ronaldo doing?

​@@sacamain0 Jose Mourinho had a strategic approach where if a player received two yellow cards in consecutive matches, they would have to sit out the next game. So, he would ask the player to waste time and get a red card, which was an effective strategy for time wasting in football. However, Cristiano Ronaldo refused to resort to this unsportsmanlike tactic as he is deeply passionate about the game. This made Jose furious.

He headbutts the striker’s leg

on god

Can Pessi do that?

The amount of injury time added to a match is almost never even close to the amount of time that's wasted because of delays and dirty tricks.

Cause there was an important game against bayern munich 1st leg in cl..if they got a yellow in their 2nd leg against sevilla i think they couldnt play 1st leg against munich

nah, French and Spanish teams perfected this crap and Mourinhos teams. I remember the Chelsea shithousery under him

They could just make “delaying the restart after the 80th minute” a straight red card instead of yellow.

@@natelung Good Idea they should change that rule and time wasting should be more strichter not leanient.

They could also just stop the clock whenever there's a free kick, throw-in, penalty, corner kick, and/or injury. In that way, players would stop trying to delay the game if they know that the time remaining isn't going to change.

@@SmilingNinja Good Idea but FIFA as corupted they are they won't do it aprently.

@@nikitazaikin6382 No, unfortunately. They could just make a few simple changes that wouldn't make a big difference to the way the game is played right now. I think a good rule would be if you pick up the ball for a throw-in, you're throwing the ball, you can't switch with a teammate. I always hate it when a player is about to throw the ball and then he gives the ball to another teammate instead.

Do you ever watch football?

One reason is the mind game. If you get under the skin of the enemy, they will lose focus. Also, if you can just get more breaks to the game, they will lose momentum.