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@a111135: شكراً لي هذا حكم مرتشي!😒 #حكم #ظلم #مرتشي #كاس_العالم #مصر

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adammohamudseyd
Doma 👻👑 :
:كسم الفيفا على كسم التحكيم على كسم مسي على كسم الأرجنتين
2026-07-08 00:01:20
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selim.mostafa60
SOLO🥇 :
انا لو شوفت الحكم ده هنيكو
2026-07-07 22:47:19
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el.toto111
DARKLORD FF :
هو الحكم وي الفيفا كلها
2026-07-07 20:57:10
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fof2.wekada
🦇' :
ارفعوا تعليقي 🔴 الاتحاد الدولي لكرة القدم، نطالب بفتح تحقيق شفاف في التحكيم الخاص بمباراة مصر والأرجنتين. صوت الجمهور لازم يتسمع، لأن الجماهير تستحق العدالة، والمنتخبات تستحق تكافؤ الفرص. إذا ثبت وجود أخطاء تحكيمية أثرت على نتيجة المباراة، فنطالب بتطبيق اللوائح كاملة واتخاذ الإجراءات المناسبة وفقًا للقوانين، لأن نزاهة كرة القدم أهم من أي نتيجة. لن نتوقف عن المطالبة بالعدالة والشفافية، فحق الجماهير هو مشاهدة منافسة نزيهة وعادلة. كرة القدم تقوم على الإنصاف، وإذا ضاع العدل ضاعت المنافسة. #العدالة_لمصر #حق_مصر #راجعوا_المباراةFIFA, we demand a transparent investigation into the refereeing of the Egypt-Argentina match. The voice of the fans must be heard, because the fans deserve justice, and the national teams deserve a level playing field. If refereeing errors are proven to have affected the outcome of the match, we demand the full application of the regulations and the implementation of appropriate measures according to the laws, because the integrity of football is more important than any result. We will not stop demanding justice and transparency, as the fans have the right to witness a fair and just competition. Football is based on fairness, and if justice is lost, the competition is lost. #JusticeForEgypt #EgyptsRight #ReviewTheMatch
2026-07-08 11:17:35
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dracl59
FÀV D4ÀÇØLÂ👑💯 :
حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل في التحكيم 😔😔😔
2026-07-08 16:14:42
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el.toto111
DARKLORD FF :
😭😭😭
2026-07-07 20:57:21
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