A few rules served to regulate soccer for decades, a game that always privileged a wide look at microscopic detail.
It was foul what the referee saw in a field of almost 7,000 square meters.
The emotional pattern drove the opinions of the public.
If the injured party was his team, he protested.
If it benefited, applauded.
It was a simple structure, without fancy pretensions.
Not anymore.
Soccer has changed the lack of simplicity for regulatory and bureaucratic excesses ...
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