Losing to Thailand's 11th ranked team, their defense was simply like stakes. Many times during the game, they habitually looked for the referee, deliberately pulling their opponents, and when the opponents pushed them away just a little bit, they fell down on the ground and looked for the referee by themselves; there were even players who kneeled down and shouted angrily at the referee with their hands up in the air. This is unlike domestic referees who are indifferent to such despicable moves. Other than that, do they even play soccer? How are they up by 12 points? Would they really have defended so well without the refs and VAR? Hopefully they'll keep their minds on soccer. Does the slap in the face really hurt when the best teams say they didn't win by referees? As soon as the best players come to Harbour, the standard drops. The coaches that Harbour have brought in in recent years have been fantastic! Pereira is one of Boas' most advanced ideas. Despite not having Hulk, at least Pereira led his team to the East Asian final.
