What about the goalkeeper himself?
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Ikr I was thinking of that as well
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Might be he had chocolate in his underwear
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Or the medics brought food instead of medicines to treat him

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Both the aforementioned responses could have been possible; could only imagine how the first "chocolate" scenario would've turned out



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So what was the fasting for, if you are going to involve cheating as part of your strategy?
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It's a football game. Not really life. Don't get it twisted
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Don't you feel lying to the referee that you are injured is wrong? Plus it's a friendly They could have just talked to all parties involved to allow for a short break for rehydration when the time to break the fast arrives.
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All blind beliefs r regressive and bad ppl should be made to come out it
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You don't see the irony of it? There is norhing wrong with people having religious views and practises. But when you subscribe to it, moreso publicly, at least don't involve yourself in things that contradict the beliefs. That's hypocrisy. And with that I'm out.
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so we are encouraging lying in Ramadhan - 1 more reply
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Masha ALLAH....


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This is shameful on the organisers, how can you stage a match in islamic country in Ramadan and not make provision to either finish before breaking fast or give five minutes break to break the fast. Instead of resulting to faking injury. When matches are stopped for less
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Smart Coach
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That's pretty funny and cool too, do they have other players go down too not just the keeper lol. Are the players allowed to run around with a banana or sandwich in one hand while kicking the ball lol Are there rules against eating on the pitch haha
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World Cup needs stamina...
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The coach just revealed what has been done for ages, Ramadan never stopped Islamic states going for sport event, what I'd suggest is for Islamic states to introduce a request to organizers allowing at least 2 min break
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Sport is entertainment and commercial venture. For sake if certainty its should be free of religious or political interference. Imagine if Buddhists or Christians were to request 2 min prayers too or what about atheists? Soccer is also plaid by Satanists too
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I get your point but that 2 min break ain't only for Muslims wn I mention that I refer to basketball where the coach can ask for a break so in football if they can introduce a rule in which each coach can ask for 2 min break if necessary to talk to his players that will be great.
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Hope you also of how many rules were made to make it what it is now the most popular sport so that one ain't change it.
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Coach Nabil Maaloul told the BBC that having one player fake injury to allow his teammates time to snack on dates and water "is indeed my strategy... we informed him in advance".