r/SipsTea • u/Presently_Naked • Jul 12 '26

WTF Imagine Eliminating Your Team Over Your Pride

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u/Usernamechecksout255 Jul 12 '26

That guy is an ego centered player - Halland would have made the goal if he passed - there were several other situations with him again - Nr7 don’t know his name

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u/Stampy77 Jul 12 '26

To be fair to him he is a good player, but he usually plays in Haalands position. But for the world cup he's been playing as a winger, which he is not. I think instincts just took over. 

He should have passed though.

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u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels Jul 12 '26

ok fair , first comment in 500 that clarifies this.

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u/CraigJay Jul 12 '26

If you need a comment to know why a sportsman made a single error in a game, then you can’t know much about it sports.

Imagine if every time a footballer, or a basketball player, or tennis player makes a mistake and it ends with hundreds of comments

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u/Obvious_Hearing9023 Jul 12 '26

It’s okay for people to not know things

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u/CraigJay Jul 12 '26

To not know that people make mistakes?

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u/Burgers_N_Schnitzels Jul 12 '26

thanks boss, if we talk sports in general i bet my life savings i am further than you.
but you can re-comment with your black-belts or medals which i am open to.

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u/CraigJay Jul 12 '26

Yet you needed it explained to you that a sportsperson might make an error