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World Cup: Group D: Turkiye vs. Paraguay, 6/19/2026

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It’s shithouse behavior and I’ll foul you away from the ref first chance I get.

The alternative being what, letting you score because my teammates haven’t marked up yet?

The other team or the ref asks for yards and I comply.

And if you’re busy fouling me I’m doing my job distracting you from the match.
 
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Yeah, which makes me assume that there must be more to the rule than simply covering your mouth with your hand.

One of the best players in the world was abused racially in that manner by another player - heard enough that the most famous player on the planet with the cameras of the world in his face confirming it chest out - and they couldn't do enough about it because he put his hand in front of his mouth. They're done with that.
 
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The alternative being what, letting you score because my teammates haven’t marked up yet?

The other team or the ref asks for yards and I comply.

And if you’re fouling me I’m doing my job distracting you from the match.
The alternative is you get away 10 yards and don’t run up to prevent a legitimate free kick. Talk to your mates about being slow of thought.
 
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I'm just wondering what the exact rule is. There's no reason to be rude.
Ok so what happened in a Champions League game, and not for the first time, was that a player covered his mouth and repeatedly called a player a monkey. Everyone except the referee heard it. The player was not punished during the game.

So now if you are directly in a confrontation with another player and cover your mouth to say something, you are red carded. No ambiguity to it. It has to directly be this kind of situation. If you don’t want a camera to see you saying it, then there’s obviously something wrong with it.
 
That is decidedly not the impression I'm getting from other sports. If you hear former NBA players talk the stuff they say to each other is pretty damn wild.
I know NBA referees through my work reffing basketball. What I will say is that basketball games are demonstrably less seriously taken and the players are only playing for a check much more than the football games these incidents happen in.
 
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That is decidedly not the impression I'm getting from other sports. If you hear former NBA players talk the stuff they say to each other is pretty damn wild.
There’s probably a debate to be had here about sports culture that is beyond the scope of this thread lol

Suffice to say not every sport has the same thresholds for what is and isn’t acceptable. Like if you started chirping your opponent in golf like you are allowed to do in hockey you’d be banned so fast.
 

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