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Roving sportswriter | Journalism lecturer @UL | Cancer survivor | Now: Ottawa/TO. Then: Sligo/Dublin/Melbourne/Rio/Glasgow | Lover of Sligo Rovers + dogs.
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Opinion | Gianni Infantino tried to sell soccer’s soul, but the FIFA boss doesn’t know what one looks like

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By Joe Callaghan Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
If you’re trying to sell the soul of football, it would probably help to know what one looks like in the first place. Such logic makes Gianni Infantino quite likely the worst possible auctioneer on the planet. With more hubris than hemoglobin coursing through him, FIFA’s president plowed ahead anyway. The result is the inevitability guaranteed at the outset — a fiasco of historic proportions.
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World Cup champion Spain brings Argentina to its knees, and Lionel Messi to tears

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By Joe Callaghan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—It dug somewhere deep to watch Lionel Messi cry. Somewhere under the left rib cage maybe. Close-ish to the heart but not quite in it. Like hearing a good friend lost their soul dog. Other things were happening. Big, weighty things. The worthiest world champions from Spain were about to walk by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has spent a significant part of the past 18 months tearing strips off their country.
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World Cup champion Spain brings Argentina to its knees, and Lionel Messi to tears

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By Joe Callaghan Verified
| Welland Tribune Verified
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—It dug somewhere deep to watch Lionel Messi cry. Somewhere under the left rib cage maybe. Close-ish to the heart but not quite in it. Like hearing a good friend lost their soul dog. Other things were happening. Big, weighty things. The worthiest world champions from Spain were about to walk by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has spent a significant part of the past 18 months tearing strips off their country.
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