Explenation
[P.S: That's soccer to you Americains, I am not talking about Americain Football...]
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Football is quite famous in the UK, but little do they, and the rest of the world know, that...
Football is fake
Results of the matches are pre-determined, the players are in on the act, the "injuries", goals and "drama" are all written into this giant farce, of a sport.
The "managers" of the teams, the referees and the players all the results of the matches, and in some cases, even the exact score in the end. Some goals are carefully planned and choreographed before hand, but if the score, for example, the end score is scripted to be 3-2, but it's still 2-2, and the "goal" hasn't gone as planned, now the players must use their intuition, and improvise and use another method to score the goal, which usually looks less spectacular, or if they're desperate, an own goal of some kind is usually a way of changing the score.
The referee
The referee holds all the cards, literally. But have you ever noticed, that when a referee gives a player a yellow card and "books" them, he has to look into a small notebook? The perfect chance to have a break, re-read the script, or remind the "booked" or "warned" player about what to do. This is a kind-of un-verbal signal, when a player "fouls" another, it's usually a hint to the referee that he has forgoten/needs reminding of the script.
News
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