A yellow requires you to be more careful in the rest of the game. It's not completely without consequences.

Fouls are a part of the game. A section of the regulations are about which types of fouls and other errors are handled which way. Penalties, direct and indirect free kicks are all consequences of fouls.

A sin bin sounds like a worthwhile idea, though I'm not sure how far the trials for it are at the moment.

Kroos also got a yellow last night to stop Olmo BTW. Or Widmwr against Germany.

Technically they don't vote for a prime minister at all.

Unusual lapse when it comes to technical correctness by a German.

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And I don't get how people can read a bunch of over-the-top statements on an ironic subreddit and assume this is meant seriously

The new season of Hartz und Herzlich is off to a promising start.

Elke.

Die fette Elke.

It's unsportsmanlike. Unsportsmanlike behavior is punished with a yellow (unless it stops a clear opportunity on goal).

Find me one player that wouldn't do a shirt pull from behind in an important game to stop a counter.

It's also not new. In the world cup 2002 e.g., Michael Ballack missed the final because he made a professional foul in the semi final. He was praised for that foul.

Everyone is doing the same. It's called "Taktisches Foul" and you see them nearly every game

That would be every shirt pull in midfield to stop a counter

Which of course was the correct decision

I probably won't subscribe to them on OnlyHans

I don't know much about Welsh food, but with the English next door, I expect little and probably still will be disappointed.

Did they ever get rid of mad cow disease?

Can you cook for me?

Then why did I see Neuer playing the ball with his hands all game long?

Check mate, Sepp

Oh god, Wales

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There are some users actually with the Romanian "thief" flair.

Probably from a time where the flair was temporarily available (I believe it was for an ESC or so)

Carvajal also left the pitch early to see if he could save some lives in the stands.

Kroos would never

That's what I'm talking about. In the good old days, real men made politics

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Yes, I know. That's why I'm confident that no single person will answer the question "Did you get the Brexit you voted for" with "Yes". Which might answer your "Is this real now" question above as well.

^{I really didn't think I need an /s in this of all subreddits when I described Sunak as "down-to-earth" or that Johnson negotiated a "have your cake and eat it too" Brexit.}

Let me answer that with a question: Did you get the Brexit you voted for or not?

Born in New York and had US citizenship for quite some time. Also has a Turkish great-grandfather who has minister of the interior in the Ottoman empire (in my view you can clearly see the Turkish genes in his looks)

But it also goes to show that woman shouldn't be allowed in politics (if it weren't for the woke crowd).

One folded after not even two months. The other one couldn't get Brexit done.

It needed one man to bargain hard for Brexit so they could have their cake and eat it too. And another down-to-earth one cleaning up the mess his female predecessor left and making strategically good decisions like going for a surprise election.

Edit: FFS people, this whole comment is meant to be read with an /s. I really though absurd statements like describing Sunak as "down-to-earth", praising the timing of the election decision or praising Johnson's Brexit negotiations would give that away

It's just that neither part of this meme is remotely true

I just find it funny that this particular Pedro is responsible for manging repost reports

Nah, you were pretty woke before. The previous prime ministers were:

• A woman
• A yank migrant
• A woman
• An Indian/African migrant