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@ErnestoTavitas @InvictosSomos No era para tarjeta roja, si para amarilla.

@InvictosSomos Dices que el conjunto africano no reclamo, si lo hicieron, y lo hizo el mismo jugador que recibió esa entrada, no quería que se reanudar el juego hasta que la revisaran!!! 2 goles no hubieran ocurrido!!!

¡¡LA JUGADA DE LA POLÉMICA!! La dura entrada de Lionel Messi ante Argelia. Se pitó la falta, pero no hubo tarjeta. Ni amarilla. Tampoco intervino el VAR. Y aunque Mandi se dolió, tampoco hubo reclamos del combinado africano. Una secuencia de la que ya se está hablando muchísimo en el planeta fútbol.

@damoneus @AtaqueFutbolero It was accidental. Should’ve been a yellow but you can see him take the weight off by hopping onto his other foot when he felt he was stepping on his calf.

@AtaqueFutbolero Ya le perdonaron la primer tarjeta roja. 🥱

"Seguramente fue el ÚLTIMO PARTIDO DE MESSI EN UN MUNDIAL, y quizás el ÚLTIMO con su país. Tendrá 35 AÑOS cuando llegue el PRÓXIMO MUNDIAL EN QATAR". Las palabras del comentarista inglés luego de la eliminación de Argentina en 2018. Impresionante.

@pedrocen @cristiannmillo While the defense is strong and disciplined in their movement. This clip didn’t show one attempt at pressuring the first defender. It also showed extremely slow play from Brazil. If you play side to side so slowly as Spain did, you never create any space to attack.

@cristiannmillo Estamos ante una nueva forma, estrategia o técnica (no sé cómo describir) de jugar fútbol? Los equipos clásicos serán superados? Esa defensa de Marruecos, Cabo Verde... esperemos. No creí que los juegos iniciales darían para tanto.

Esto es espectacular como se movió Marruecos defensivamente. Esto se entrena. No es aleatorio. Tremendo bloque corto defensivo. Imposible de entrar sin alguna magia o pase filtrado con extrema exactitud. Por eso Brasil se la pasó lateralizando.

@thesulk @KG6783

@KG6783 Sure, you and I know, but most Americans…?

Nothing gets Americans more fired up than a nil-nil match between two countries they couldn’t point out on a map.

@nb29648 @mukund @FIFAcom It’s always about money everywhere.

@mukund @FIFAcom It’s meant to be the people’s game not just for the 1 percent.

Wait. You're telling me this whole time @FIFAcom got the pricing right and they SOLD OUT EVERY SEAT in EVERY STADIUM for EVERY game? Murica is rich bro.

@rpatts82 @AlexiLalas Ebb and flow where players constantly sell foul calls for 1+ minutes. Sometimes they get nasty fouls but sometimes they lay there to delay the game.

@Dreb26 @AlexiLalas Because it disrupts the ebb and flow of the game, football has a certain rhythm to it. Also I want to see the players handle it and that’s an element to it aswell.

I have no problem with hydration breaks. It benefits players and advertisers. Win/win. Yes, it changes how you play/coach/watch, but so did substitutions, 3 pts for win, VAR, etc. Evolve and adapt. There will be a generation whose version of the beautiful game includes quarters.

@rpatts82 @AlexiLalas Why not? Almost every game you will see players cramping. As the heat goes up it gets worse so I’m confused why you wouldn’t want to see the best players at their best. Everyone has their opinion but it doesn’t make sense to me.

@AlexiLalas Under extreme heat then off course I agree, but it shouldn’t be a prerequisite for every game and 3mins is pretty long.

@EndicottInvests I watched it on Telemundo. Spanish play by play is so much better than American play by play for the World Cup.

We better have British broadcasters for our game🇺🇸 Makes it that much better 🤌

@aaron_picard @LanceZierlein Don’t think I’ve seen so many through passes and getting behind defenders that result in quality attacks. It’s been incredible to see.

@LanceZierlein They look really good. They’ve owned possession and are continuing to attack. Clearly the better team. PAR is tournament fodder, but this an impressive performance

For people who follow USMNT closely, is this as good as they have ever looked in a single half?

@BradeauxNBA Efficiency is a law of large numbers thing. Over an 82 game season being 2-4% more efficient in any metric is a sizeable advantage. The top players are way more efficient. In playoffs it’s just team v team efficiency. Reason Rockets were so great in season v Offs in Harden era.

Playoff efficiency can be overrated. None of this matters if they win it all and he performs the way he’s supposed to in the clutch. Empty the clip by any means necessary.

@pqtdc @F1_Newsletter Plus Hamilton had to serve his 5 second penalty

@F1_Newsletter He was 30s ahead of Lewis when the SC was called, even more after the Ferraris had pit, 45-50s. At SC delta speeds this stretched to over 1 minute. A slow lap behind SC wouldn't have cost him at any circuit. His lead was huge.

How close was Kimi Antonelli to losing his Monaco win? He was just before the pit entry when Stroll crashed and the Safety Car was deployed. Mercedes didn’t make the call to pit (the audio is delayed here — they actually had plenty of time and had even discussed it on the radio beforehand). This was the key mistake from Mercedes. Antonelli got stuck behind the Safety Car, while Hamilton and Leclerc were able to pit immediately. 🇲🇨However, in Monaco: The SC delta is very slow and the lap is so short that Hamilton couldn’t close the gap enough. Kimi was able to complete a full lap behind the Safety Car, make his pit stop, and still rejoin in P1 ahead of Hamilton. On any other track, he would have lost the lead.❌#MonacoGP

@jaw1292464 @bryanrbeal His yearly salary this year alone is more than 99.9% of the world population’s individual net worth. His salary from Ferrari alone is around 50-60 million. Most people in the developed world make less than 5 million dollars in their entire career. He is making 10x in 1 yr

@bryanrbeal His wealth is closer to you and me than the poorest billionaire

@dxbestani If he stays out he finishes 2nd

Wait, Leclerc fans are angry? For what? Leclerc would've finished P3 no matter what. If he had stayed out on old hard tyres, everyone would still overtake him on fresh softs. If he had stayed out another lap and pitted then, Hamilton would still end up ahead.

@MulveyNeil @SpannersReady @plod1956 Then penalize for going over the line instead of speeding.

@SpannersReady @plod1956 The white lines define the pitlane. The drivers all know this, they took a shortcut to gain an advantage Its no different to track limits

The point of a pitlane speed limit is to limit your speed in the pitlane. An average speed limit makes zero sense

@MrClarkEl @MV33Racing The problem is the track. It can be done to a certain extent at other tracks but since it’s impossible to pass at Monaco they can slow down without any real threat of being passed.

@MV33Racing I don't understand how that's legal. What Russell, he Williams and Norris did are absurd and should be penalized. That's not racing.

What Russell did there was dangerous and completely unsportsmanlike. On a restart, with everyone in launch mode, you simply don’t make a move like that. He knew about the drive-through penalty, so was clearly trying to force an escape route.

@RealMattMoney I sold my Sofi stock and bought equivalent amount of June 2028 $15 leaps at $6.90. Going to run extremely safe poor mans covered calls.

June 28 $sofi call debit spreads. $20/$30s. $1.80. We’ll see.

@mail2dingi @RealMattMoney @grok Max loss is 1.80 x 100 per contract so 180 dollars. He bought 2 years out. Contracts expire June 2028. To breakeven Sofi needs to be at 21.80 per share on June 2028. If Sofi is 30 or above June 2028 the contract will be worth 10.00 x 100 =1,000. A little over 5.5x return.

@RealMattMoney hey @grok can u wxplain me rhis post and wat is he doing clearly

@manyoro226 @Sam_Badawi Chinese government doesn’t, Chinese companies do. They have been smuggling them in.

@Sam_Badawi China don’t want them

The U.S. is moving to block advanced $NVDA and $AMD AI chip shipments to Chinese subsidiaries operating outside of China. The new guidance closes a loophole left behind when the Trump administration ended enforcement of Biden-era global AI chip restrictions in 2025.

@Cranial_NerveX @KrisPatel99 According to a basic google search close to 50% of hospitals in the US are non profit. They make a ton of money and have excessive administrative staff and have invested little in frontline staff that actually care for patients.

I think the main difference is “services” vs “Goods” You can manufacture more goods and at scale but there’s a finite limit on how much you can cut human labor costs. Hospital side increase in cost has been driven by a tsunami of 7 major factors: 1. An aging population 2. Rise in obesity and its co-morbidities primarily driven by lifestyle changes that see people spend more time on phones and computers than outside. 3. Regulatory capture by big pharma and middlemen like PBM’s thats growth engine is healthcare inflation. 4. Staffing shortages at the bed side while simultaneously seeing a sharp rise in administrative roles to address ever increasing compliance complexity. 5. Incentives that favor management of diseases rather than cures to support a reoccurring revenue model. 6. An increasingly litigious environment that forces hospitals and providers to over diagnose, over prescribe and over bill to make up the difference as well as create a sense of safety for their own careers. 7. Overcomplexity invites fraud as it becomes harder to detect and easier for perpetrators to exploit loop holes created by overlapping grey areas. A combination of AI, GLP-1’s and legislative changes could severely blunt the trend in the future. If it’s not done by political will, it will be done by the market.

@KrisPatel99 Over diagnose and over prescribe is not for litigation but to keep customers coming back. American healthcare does little to try to help people fix the problem and a lot to reduce symptoms. You forgot to include medical/hospital administration bloat.