Fußball-WM 2026 in Nordamerika #2

Laut Tobias Escher wurde auf polymarket kurz vor Bekanntwerden der Entscheidung sehr viel Geld darauf gewettet, dass balogun im achtelfinale nicht gesperrt ist.

haha

Immer wenn man denkt korrupter geht es nicht mehr, kommt von irgendwo ein insider her.

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das solche Wetten auf Polymarket oder Kalshi, wo auch immer das stattgefunden hat, überhaupt angeboten werden ist schon korrupt genug.

hieß der wettende

B.W.T.?

Hört doch auf den Scheiß zu konsumieren omq

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Absoluter mastertroll. Und er hat so viel macht Wahnsinn

da fällt einem nix mehr zu sein. der typ ist so ein unfassbares stück scheisse

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Von reddit:

Zusammenfassung

U.S. President Donald Trump’s phone call to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, asking the organization’s disciplinary committee to review the red card given to U.S. forward Falorin Balogun, is not the first instance of political interference observed at the World Cup.

  • 1934: Pressure from Mussolini

Fascist Italy hosted the second World Cup in history, and “Il Duce”—who, unlike his people, did not like soccer—saw it as a perfect opportunity to glorify his political regime.

Mussolini attended every match and visited the locker rooms; the refereeing proved highly favorable to the host country, which ultimately won the tournament—so much so that FIFA later decided to suspend two referees for life.

  • 1938: Pressure from Mussolini (episode 2)

A year before World War II, Austria—which had just been annexed by Nazi Germany—withdrew from the tournament, and several of its players were forced to play for the German national team, and were also required to perform the Nazi salute at the Parc des Princes. Germany, however, did not advance past the round of 16 (having played only one match)

Italy, meanwhile, retained its title, with its players wearing black jerseys reminiscent of the uniforms of the Italian militia. Before the final, Mussolini sent them a short but chilling message: “Conquer or die.”

  • 1978: Allegations of corruption in Argentina

Organized under the dictatorship of General Jorge Rafael Videla, the “Mundial”—intended to restore the regime’s image—saw Argentina win its first title, though the victory was tainted by strong suspicions of corruption.

To reach the final, the Albiceleste had to beat Peru by at least a four-goal margin in order to overtake Brazil. The Peruvians, who had appeared solid defensively early in the tournament, collapsed and lost 6–0. Over the years, although no proof has ever been provided, several accounts have alleged an act of corruption between the two dictatorships.

  • 1982: France vs. Kuwait and the Sheik’s Intervention

In Valladolid, Les Bleus had just scored the goal that made it 4-1, courtesy of Alain Giresse, a goal contested by the Kuwaitis, who had heard a whistle they believed signaled an offside. Although the referee had indeed allowed the goal, Sheikh Fahad al-Ahmed al-Jaber al-Sabah—the emir’s younger brother and president of the Kuwaiti Football Association—came down from the stands and walked onto the field, to everyone’s astonishment. Amid total confusion, the referee disallowed the goal, a decision for which he would pay the price with a lifetime ban from FIFA.

  • 2026: Trump’s Phone Call to Infantino

Unhappy with the red card shown to Folarin Balogun during the United States’ victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32—which resulted in an automatic suspension for the American forward for the next match against Belgium—Donald Trump called FIFA President Gianni Infantino to request a review of the sanction.

Four days later, FIFA announced that its Disciplinary Committee had modified the sanction. The one-match suspension was commuted to “a one-match suspended suspension, accompanied by a one-year probationary period.” As a result, Team USA’s leading scorer in this World Cup will be eligible to play tonight against the Red Devils.

Gab es schon öfter, dass sich Diktatoren direkt in Entscheidungen eingemischt haben

die machen das wirklich :smiley:

Der DFB hätte nicht die Eier gehabt.

Konsequent wäre es heute einfach nicht anzutreten und auf Korruption zu verweisen. Integrität des Spiel kann in Frage gestellt werden

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Premier League > Primera Division > Ligue 1 > Serie A > Bundesliga

Danke :jule:

Trump weiß nicht mal wie Fussball geschrieben wird, aber meint, AhnunK zu haben.
:notbad:

Der Fall Balogun erhitzt seit Sonntag die Gemüter und überschattet die WM. Die FIFA hat nun eine Beschwerde des belgischen Verbandes zurückgewiesen.

https://www.kicker.de/fifa-weist-belgische-beschwerde-zurueck-balogun-darf-spielen-1234352/artikel

:pika:

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Naja, ist ja deren Geschäftsmodell, auf alles setzen zu können.

Bitte bitte lass Balogun heute das Spiel seines Lebens machen. Am besten so ein 4:3 für die USA und 3 Tore und eine Vorlage Balogun. Ich möchte einfach den meltdown danach sehen :kekw:

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:omegalul:

Mich hätte die Begründung interessiert.

Braucht man sowas?? Trump kennt sich mit solchen Dingen aus sollte reichen

Ich wollte mich noch mehr drüber lustig machen :frowning:

Was tippt ihr heute?

Schätze Mal 3:1 Espania