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    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino (photo 1 of 2)
    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino (photo 2 of 2)

    @your_sleepy_foxThe UK government is now asking Gianni Infantino to overturn the red card given to their player Quansah, just like he did when Trump asked him to do the same for Balogun. Hopefully people will finally open their eyes: Gianni Infantino and FIFA are completely corrupt. 🐀🐀🐀

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    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino

    Photo by @your_sleepy_fox· Jul 6, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Gianni Infantino

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    The image is a formal letter from Noah Law MP to Gianni Infantino. The letter discusses a red card incident involving Jarell Quansah during a World Cup game and requests a review of his one-match ban. The mood is serious and official. A notable detail is the crest of the House of Commons at the top of the letterhead. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Federation Internationale de Football Association FIFA Strasse 20 P.O Box 8044 Zurich Switzerland 6th July 2026 Dear Gianni Infantino, Ref: Lifting of the 1 match ban on Jarell Quansah following receipt of Red Card I hope this letter finds you well. As I'm sure you are aware, during this morning's World Cup game between England and Mexico, our formidable right-back Jarell Quansah unfortunately received a red card for a clumsy tackle on a Mexico player. Whilst I believe that it was right for Jarell Quansah to have received this red

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    Your Sleepy Fox
    Your Sleepy Fox@your_sleepy_fox2mo
    ⭐Gianni Infantino⭐Jarell Quansah⭐Folarin Balogun
    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino (photo 1 of 2)
    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino (photo 2 of 2)

    @your_sleepy_foxThe UK government is now asking Gianni Infantino to overturn the red card given to their player Quansah, just like he did when Trump asked him to do the same for Balogun. Hopefully people will finally open their eyes: Gianni Infantino and FIFA are completely corrupt. 🐀🐀🐀

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    Noah Law MP letter to Gianni Infantino

    Photo by @your_sleepy_fox· Jul 6, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Gianni Infantino

    About this photo

    The image is a formal letter from Noah Law MP to Gianni Infantino. The letter discusses a red card incident involving Jarell Quansah during a World Cup game and requests a review of his one-match ban. The mood is serious and official. A notable detail is the crest of the House of Commons at the top of the letterhead. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Federation Internationale de Football Association FIFA Strasse 20 P.O Box 8044 Zurich Switzerland 6th July 2026 Dear Gianni Infantino, Ref: Lifting of the 1 match ban on Jarell Quansah following receipt of Red Card I hope this letter finds you well. As I'm sure you are aware, during this morning's World Cup game between England and Mexico, our formidable right-back Jarell Quansah unfortunately received a red card for a clumsy tackle on a Mexico player. Whilst I believe that it was right for Jarell Quansah to have received this red

    See all Gianni Infantino photosRead the Gianni Infantino wiki

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    More Gianni Infantino photos

    See all Gianni Infantino photos
    Quansah no yellow vs Messi2Quansah no yellow vs MessiJarell Quansah two-match suspension2Jarell Quansah two-match suspension