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Greed is inbuilt no matter your level in life.

You saw a cashout of N19M from a potential win of N22M & refused to take it 🤣

I always say this, your stake is your money & not potential win - Once you've not collected it, it's stands as potential winnings.

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[BETFUSE @BETFUSE1]

There's not a single evidence of coaches and professionals speaking about Ronaldo like this

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And this

[MessiXtra @MessiXtraHQ]

🚨 𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗭𝗬 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧: Lionel Messi has never had an under 6 rating in 22 years of his career. 🤯

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Whoever did this video will not make heaven, and the person has been blocked for 600 years.

End.

[ESPN FC @ESPNFC]

Lionel Messi shared a powerful statement on social media regarding his father's death 🙏❤️

[Omo Barca⚽️🖤 @Tobs_fc]

🚨🎙️ LIONEL MESSI: The day I retire, I will play 45 minutes in a Barcelona shirt and 45 mins in an Argentina shirt.

Turns out that day is approaching faster than I thought. 😭❤️

[Barça Worldwide @BarcaWorldwide]

He was playing like a madman in that England game hoping his dad would make the final 🥹

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🚨🚨🎙️| Lionel Messi on the passing of his father: "I love you, Dad. ❤️

“Dad, I still can't believe you're gone. I don't fall, or rather, I don't want to fall. It's very hard for me to imagine that I won't see you anymore, that we won't talk anymore. I know you were suffering and that it's better this way, but you left far too soon. We still had so much to experience together.

“You kept asking me to play in the last World Cup, and just a few days before it started, that's when you fell ill. It was the first time you wouldn't be present at a tournament, but Mom told me you'd get better and be fit enough to travel. I told you we'd make it to the final so you could come.

“Every time a match ended, I waited for your message, and it was missing. That's when I realized the situation was really serious. Still, I kept thinking about going as far as possible, to give you time and so you could attend a match. We made it to the final, and you couldn't be there. I wanted to win it to bring it back to you and show it to you one more time. I couldn't take it anymore; my legs wouldn't respond. This time, I tried to push against my body, but I couldn't. I've never managed to feel good.

“When I got back, you thought we'd lost the final on penalties. We couldn't talk about everything that had happened. You couldn't enjoy any of it. We didn't become champions, but you don't know how much we savored every match. Once again, you were right: we had to be there and play it.

“I tell this because it's the only thing we couldn't talk about, since you already know everything else. We talked every day and saw each other whenever my commitments allowed.

“I don't know what I'm going to do without you; I don't know how to keep going. Me, I just played football, and now I have a lot of doubts about continuing for much longer. You've been by my side from the beginning; we were so close to the end. Why couldn't you hold on just a little longer so we could finish together?

“I know your happiness was seeing your family doing well—your wife, your children, and especially in recent years, watching me play.

“Since I was little, it's always been that way. You took me to all the training sessions right after getting home from work. For many of them, it was Mom who took me because you were working.

“Of course, you never missed a match. How you suffered watching me, and how you enjoyed it, even though you never gave me many compliments.

“You were a father, a friend, and my agent. You were always the person you needed to be in every moment, and you were never wrong about anything. Despite a few reproaches or arguments, you were always right. In the end, things always turned out the way you said they would.

“I'm going to miss you immensely, but you'll always be present, especially in the upbringing of my children, because I teach and raise them the way you did with me.

“Rest in peace and watch over us from up there like you did here. Thank you for everything.” ❤️

[Oladunjoye Temilola Paul @Elwillysalon]

Thank God ooo 🙏

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UPDATE;

They brought him back to the hospital from the mortuary after they discovered his hands shaking.

He is currently on Oxygen.

[The World R🅰️nking @worldranking_]

Wrong distance, right mindset. A little kid who refused to stop and ended up taking first place😊

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🚨Lionel Scaloni BREAKS SILENCE on why he was crying after the World Cup final:

🗣️ “There is more to football than what people see on the field. Everyone in our team knew about Leo’s father’s condition. We knew there was a possibility he could pass away, but we kept going because when Messi is in pain, we all feel it. In Argentina, Leo is someone we don’t joke with when he is hurting.

A few hours before the final, we received another call saying his condition had become more critical. That call broke us. Everyone agreed Leo should rest. Nobody would have blamed him.

But Leo came back.

He came back because of the love he has for this national team. He wanted to inspire his teammates and fight for Argentina, even while carrying that pain inside.

I cried after the final not only because we lost the World Cup. I cried because I felt we couldn’t win it for Leo after everything he sacrificed. Knowing his father was on the verge of dying while he was still giving everything for us is something I will never forget.

And when I saw Leo crying after the game, it broke me even more. He deserves so much joy.

Before the tournament, Leo told me, ‘This is my last World Cup. I’m going all in.’ When Messi says something like that, you know the world is about to see the craziest version of him.

And he did it. Even with part of him broken and carrying that burden every day, he was still the best player in the tournament.

Leo, to you and your family, my deepest condolences. We are with you, and we will continue supporting you through this difficult time. 🇦🇷💔”

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A father's joy when his daughter feels the sensation of walking for the first time, in a machine he built 🥹

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Nothing is ever going to prepare you for the ending😂

[MT @MessiTouchline]

😂🗣️ Zlatan Ibrahimović: "In 2010, before the Champions League return match against Arsenal, I suffered a right leg injury."

"I had to be out for the return match after 2-2 in the first leg, where I had scored 2 goals for Barcelona."

"Before the second leg, I went to see Messi and said: Listen little one, I will not play today and it is your turn to carry the team on your shoulder. I scored 2 beautiful goals in the first leg, so it’s your turn to finish the job!"

"In this game, Messi was monstrous. He scored 4 goals and put on one of the best individual performances ever seen. After the game, I went to the locker room and said: Congratulations! Today you were better than Zlatan!" 🤣

[The World R🅰️nking @worldranking_]

How did these two end up teaming up?🙄

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Why I’ll Never Refund My Future Wife for Any Money She Spends on Our Children — Businessman Reveals

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This Finnish guy, Lukas Sjöman, built his own 36-foot solar-powered boat and traveled more than 3,000 miles from Finland to Ibiza without using a drop of fuel. The boat generates its own power from solar panels as it travels.