Hicieron una pelรญcula de 26 minutos con todos los robos de Lionel Messi y su equipo en este Mundial. ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
El Camino de Argentina hacia la Final - La Pelรญcula
Remember this Scotland before you go buy your new Argentina shirts, you lost good men in the Falklands war. If you buy that shirt you are utter scum๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ๐ฌ๐ง
It seems my tweet has upset many Argentinians.
Gentlemen, if it's in FIFA's interest for Argentina to qualify so they can continue profiting from marketing, and for them to win so the Argentine Football Association can receive more prize money, which FIFA then invests in shell companies to collect its share, that's not my fault.
And if journalists expose these things, that's not my fault either.
And if Infantino appears in photos beaming with joy when Messi scores, and states in interviews that he's worried when Argentina struggles, and awards him Ballon d'Or trophies while he's playing in the MLS, and if Bezarp is told the day before a match who should receive the award, that's not my fault either.
And if there are calls in Europe to investigate Infantino for corruption, that's not my fault either.
And if the whole world (except for Argentinians and Barcelona fans) feels that the last World Cup was a robbery, that's not my fault either.
If you think that the 39-year-old Messi in the MLS is better than the Messi of his prime with Barcelona, โโwho didn't win a single title and even "retired" from his national team (which, by the way, was far superior to him), then all is well. Rejoice and celebrate! Lionel Messi and Argentina are the worst thing that has ever happened to football.
They disgust me ๐คฎ๐คฎ๐คฎ๐คฎ. This isn't a campaign against Messi or Argentina.
People are simply demanding a fair, exciting, and surprising World Cup...
And they've been denied that.
People are fed up.
When Cape Verde started taking control, every major decision suddenly went Argentinaโs way.
When Egypt looked ready to go three goals clear, the referee found a reason to wipe one off.
When Switzerland threatened to complete the turnaround, a Swiss player was conveniently sent off.
You can look away all you want, but the pattern is becoming impossible to ignore. The favouritism is glaring, and the stench of corruption is everywhere.