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The phrase is Italian for 'RAI, interview the linesman,' referring to Italy's public broadcaster and the assistant referee in a football match. It circulates online as a short spoken meme among Italian football supporters, who reuse it whenever a linesman's decision becomes the main talking point after a game. Its appeal comes from that shared frustration with officiating, turned into a direct and slightly absurd request for an interview that would never normally happen. Because the line is short, clear and easy to recognise, it works as a reaction sound in edits, streams and social posts about controversial calls.
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A short Italian football meme clip of a voice demanding RAI interview the linesman, used by fans to react to controversial refereeing decisions in match edits.
This is a short Italian spoken clip built around the phrase 'Rai, intervistate il guardalinee,' a demand for the broadcaster to interview the assistant referee. The voice sounds urgent, frustrated and half-joking, as if spoken straight after a disputed offside or foul, with the emphasis landing hard on the linesman rather than the players. That mix of anger and absurdity is what makes it work: it turns a routine post-match interview request into a punchline. Listeners instantly recognise the football-fan logic behind it, that the official on the touchline, not the team, decided the game.
