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Walahi, Newcastle surprise me ooo |
fredoooooo:Na the thing wey I want write be dat. Should Newcastle go ahead, na ctrl+ pack the bus dem go apply ![]() |
fredoooooo:e fit score hat-trick sef |
![]() Why dem no give us this barca sef? |
Goal feast 2:1 ![]() |
At least they put one back ![]() |
another sharp sharp hotel ![]() |
Godx:I too also don’t like this back and forth argument . The verdict gives the impression that CAF doesn’t know what they are doing. The game was a final, and it means all CAF executives were present, so why can’t they apply the section of the rules immediately? It’s like a player commits a red card offense, and the referee ignores it, only to issue the punishment two months later. Does that even make sense to you? All CAF executives were there; they should have made a decision on the spot, not after two months. I won't reply any mention on this again. |
Godx:Your response is based on a shalow understanding and ignorance of the law, not on a strict interpretation of the rules. First, “abandonment” or “refusal to play” in football regulations is not judged by temporary disruption alone; it is judged by intent and outcome. The key question is: Did the team ultimately refuse to fulfill the match? In this case, Senegal returned and the match was completed. That alone weakens any claim of outright abandonment. Abi you dont understand the meaning of “abandon” ni? “Abandon” means to leave something completely and not return to it. but if you have another definition, feel free to share it with us. Second, you argued that they left the pitch without the referee’s permission. That may amount to misconduct, yes, but misconduct is not automatically equivalent to withdrawal, which carry far heavier sanctions. Abi you also don’t understand the meaning of “withdrawal”? “Withdrawal” means formally removing participation from something entirely. ó mà ṣe o. So in this case, neither abandonment nor withdrawal applies to Senegal. Did they complete the game, yes or no? How can a completed game be termed as abandonment or withdrawal? SMH Third, the timing of the referee’s final whistle is not a trivial point; it is central. In sports law (especially at tribunals like the Court of Arbitration for Sport), decisions are based on procedural precision, not sentiment. If the referee allowed the match to resume and then officially completed it within regulation time, CAF’s argument that the match was “abandoned” becomes legally inconsistent. How can a sane person you claim to be said Senegal abandoned a game that was played for over 120 minutes? So the real legal questions are not: “Did they leave the pitch?”, Yes, they did, and they later returned. The real questions are: Did they abandon the match? No. Did the referee officially terminate the match due to their actions? No. Did the match resume and conclude under the referee’s authority? Yes. That last point is critical: the match resumed and was completed under the referee’s authority, which is recognized within the rules and acknowledged by CAF. If the match resumed and ended properly with CAF officials present, then calling it “abandonment” becomes legally UNSUSTAINABLE. |
So depression get tablet? The tablet I need, is Mercy And Grace Of GOD |
I bought yesterday, and it was ₦1,230 And that is the cheapest in Nigeria for now. |
fredoooooo:To be sincere , yesterday's game, kò dùn mí, mo ti gba kámú but that first leg of loosing 5:2, that one pain me Gan ni o, to the extent that I lost my sleep. UK goverment , if curse you now, they will ban me , but na God go judge u. |
popizaino:Na Sweden I want type jare not Switzerland 😂 |
Godx:You don't know sisi, what is the meaning of abandoned , full sane adult? |
BlueRayDick:Many people just like to argue without properly understanding the rule of the game, in this case, CAF goofed big time. I experienced a case involving a friend of mine having a case in court, where a single question from the judge knocked him out. 😂 Since then, I have great respect for lawyers,they really know how to interpret the law, they are highly skilled at interpreting the law and how to use, and exposing loopholes. I can see many loopholes in that article that will favour Senegal if they proceed to CAS. BUT someone here was defending CAF) by quoting an article, but even within that section that was quoted , I can see several lapses that will favour Senegak. The article states that sanctions apply when a team withdraws from the competition. Did Senegal withdraw from the competition? The answer is No. The second part says that if a team refuses to play or leaves the pitch before the regulation time without the referee’s authorization, it can be penalized. Then a competent legal mind like lawyers, or judges, or sports arbitrator (or whatever names they are called) would ask a decisive question: at what exact time did the referee blow the final whistle? If the referee officially ended the match at an irregular time (for example, 78 or 89 minutes), then CAF could justify its decision under procedural grounds, so it means Senegal refused or abandoned the game before the final whistle, so CAF will be justified by their action , but, if the final whistle was blown at the standard regulation time (90 minutes, or 120minutes including any added time), then it becomes difficult to argue that Senegal violated any rule. So case Closed. How can you argue that? |
popizaino:Not easy. But I think the answer is baba himself , the arrogant tall guy from Swiss, but I doubt if he ever played for wild jubilant goal celebrations coach. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:If Iranians truly don’t fear death and see it as nothing to them, then why are you showing concern over loosing something they claim "it is nothing to them" ? They claim death is nothing to them, yet you are the one strongly protesting when it happens. Why are you grieving more than the bereaved? |
Ihebu4chelsea:You dey miss Blood Money according to donjazzet ? Abeg let us enjoy our clean money. |
drisham:Na so we send Maresca go, we have not yet recovered from it. We don't value a thing until we lose it. |
iamoyindamola:Anyone who could read CAF’s body language from the start of the tournament would know they wanted Morocco to host and win it. |
raumdeuter:Thank God ooo! Tomorrow news go full with this one, and every sport Journalists will focus on this and forget our 3:0 lost to Pyjamas ooo ![]() |
Ibime:You get time ooo, who get time to watch post match nonsense. I know say we don ja, just because of the first leg result, but I still dey brag for office say PSG no fit defeat us for in SB, say patapata na draw e go end am. How will I face them tomorrow now? |
raumdeuter:is the news genuine? Why I no see am for CAF page nao? |
patrickmuf:I think the result is fake, nothing of such in CAF web. |
Whizlight:Maresca, we are very, very, very, very sorry. People often don’t realize the value of something until they lose it. Though he has his own faults, but he could never be this bad. Thank God we have won it all. We go dey use that one dey brag. |
E pain me say Wesley Fofana no dey field tonight, I for watch another episode of cry. Carabao exit: 😢 UCL exit: 😢 |
fredoooooo: |
Abeg wetin be score , e never reach 5? |
popizaino:We need to play fancy football nao, copycopy people ![]() |
Whizlight:The guy no be coach, na bad luck ambassador. We dey inside four competitions before he come, now na only one remain. Carabao Cup? Gone. UCL? Gone. At this rate sef, top 4 no sure. |
fredoooooo:How many goals we need sef to qualify? 2 red cards , and we do the needful😂😂😂 We need to summon the spirit of Sir Alex Ferguson to run am for us. ![]() |
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