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Worst Dive You Will See This Season (Video)

This dive is so bad that FIFA/UEFA will probably ban the French full back Rod Fanni (yes you read that correctly) for six matches and then on appeal decide they made a mistake and will rescind the ban. Full Article at Caught Offside

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