Soccer Gets Its Own Most Amazing Man

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So beer has The Most Amazing Man in the World. Why can’t soccer have The World’s Greatest Referee? Well, courtesy of LA-based Ignited and Pro Evolution Soccer 2012, now it can. Allow us to introduce you to Robert Roberto who lets us in on the game’s Code of Conduct. It’s a humorous take on applying the rules of soccer to real world scenarios. There are seven episodes in all.

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