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Jerry Jones draws boos during World Cup semifinal at AT&T Stadium

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Jerry Lewis was big among the French. Jerry Jones is not.

During Tuesday’s World Cup semifinal game between France and Spain at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, the owner of the football team that plays there was shown on the oversized video board hovering over the pitch.

Jerry was booed.

The image of Jones wasn’t shown in the Fox broadcast. At the times the Jones booing happened, the feed showed an image of FIFA president Gianni Infantino watching the game. The broadcasters pointed out that the boos were for Jones, not Infantino.

It’s unclear how many Cowboys fans are even in the building that Jones built. Regardless, plenty of folks who were there jeered Jerry.



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