@andyburnham This is almost a global problem, not just the UK. And many leaders are not even sure how to deal with invaders into their system. I personally thing PM Andy is motivated for the Job and can do well under good support. Go Andy !!
@andyburnham I'm not supporting the invaders, trust me I want them out of our system as much as everyone does, but let's see this, if handled wrongly it could stir up a civil conflict and many will get hurt. If allowed, it could crash the system of our country, wisdom is needed, not emotions.
@andyburnham I wish we understand how much he is in a hard situation. It's not just Easy to go out there and just stop them, alot has to be considered, it's like one thing over lapping with another. I just pray God's strength on our Prime Minister to do the right things, Go Andy !!
👉 Before Leo Messi, the World Cup record holders were:
🇩🇪 Most goals — Miroslav Klose.
🇦🇷 Most assists — Diego Maradona.
🇧🇷 Most goal contributions — Pelé.
🇦🇷 Most dribbles — Diego Maradona.
🇦🇷 Most chances created — Diego Maradona.
🇧🇷 Most goal contributions in the knockout stages — Pelé.
🇳🇱 Most Player of the Match awards — Wesley Sneijder.
🇫🇷 Most World Cup Golden Ball awards — Zinedine Zidane (tied with others).
👉 After Leo Messi, the World Cup record holders are now:
🇦🇷 Most goals — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most assists — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most goal contributions — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most dribbles — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most chances created — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most goal contributions in the knockout stages — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most Player of the Match awards — Lionel Messi.
🇦🇷 Most World Cup Golden Ball awards — Lionel Messi.
This is how Lionel Messi has rewritten the history of the World Cup. 🤩
The greatest of all time. 🐐
Messi's eye was bruised by Xhaka's elbow but didn't dive, dramatize the situation, or even complain. He just continued with the game like normal
this is the kind of guy they're trying to villainize
Argentina was losing 0-2 to Egypt…
79 minutes gone.
And I made the stupid mistake of asking Claude one question at halftime: "Has Argentina ever come back from 0-2 in a World Cup?"
The answer: never. Not once in history.
I showed my best friend Alan. He looked at me and said, "Don't show me that. I don't want to read that."
Now let me rewind…
Three days ago Alan called me. He had 4 World Cup tickets. Then he sold them. Then he said, "Let's go anyway." No tickets in hand. Just go.
So we loaded the car at 11pm and drove from Toronto to Atlanta. 20 hours one way. Two supportive wives at home with the kids saying "go, we've got them."
We could have flown. We drove on purpose. The tension, the turns behind the wheel, fighting the tiredness at 3am – THAT is what memories are made of. You don't get that on a 2 hour flight.
Somewhere in the dark a deer jumped onto the highway. Alan was driving my Tesla on Full Self-Drive and it braked before he ever saw it. He turned to me: "I would have smashed right into that deer." With G-d's help, we kept driving.
We refreshed FIFA and StubHub for 16 hours straight. Finally bought two tickets right on the corner, close enough to almost touch Messi, for $2,000 each.
Here is what I want you to actually hear:
Being able to drop everything and say YES to a last-minute trip with one of your best friends is not luck. It is the byproduct of working hard and designing a life that lets you go. That is Point A to Point B. That is what we work for.
But the real lesson came at minute 79.
0-2. Devastated. I actually asked myself, "Am I the bad luck? Did I drive 40 hours round trip just to watch my team lose the first time I ever see them in person?"
Then the first goal went in. My reaction was immediate: "The game is ALIVE. The game is alive."
One goal. That's all it took to believe. Then a second. Then a third… in about 12 minutes. Argentina 3, Egypt 2. The first 0-2 comeback in their history, and I was standing on the corner where all three goals happened.
Two things I'm taking home:
The Egyptian fans next to us started chanting "Messi, Messi" to mock us while they were WINNING. The game wasn't over. Never celebrate the win before the final whistle, because what you throw up in the air comes back down on you.
And our players never put their heads down. No selfishness. They played as a team and won as a team. The game is at least 90 minutes. You don't stop until the very end.
My ears are still ringing. Over 100 decibels for two hours. We stayed in that stadium an hour after the final whistle and none of us wanted to leave.
If you're 0-2 in your career right now, undervalued, drained, dreading Monday… listen to me:
The game is alive.
Trust the process. Don't put your head down. Score one goal and watch what you start to believe.
The reactions of fans around the World to Argentina’s winner yesterday.❤️
Despite what Twitter says, Argentina is one of the most loved countries in the world.
https://t.co/FtuEp8uDdJ
Lionel Messi’s goal against Egypt in slow motion… the calmness, the technique, the composure to keep the ball on target. Messi is simply insane. 🤯🐐 https://t.co/YgkgO8bAbD
For 78 minutes...
Argentina were losing.
Messi had missed a penalty.
Egypt had all the momentum.
Not a single tweet about FIFA.
Not a word about corruption.
Not a whisper of a script.
Then Messi dragged Argentina back into the game, scored, created the winner...
Suddenly it was "rigged."
Ever since December 18, 2022, that fanbase has been broken from the inside.
Every Messi goal is corruption.
Every Argentina win is a conspiracy.
Oh Messi... what have you done to them? 🐐👑
An underrated moment that might have been forgotten by many: Leandro Paredes’ last-man-back effort on an Egypt counterattack 🔥
The same attack that had been tormenting Argentina all afternoon was stopped by Paredes. Two minutes later, Argentina won it 🇦🇷
🚨💣 WORLD CUP QUARTER FINALS! 🍿
🇦🇷 Argentina vs Switzerland 🇨🇭
🇲🇦 Morocco vs France 🇫🇷
🇳🇴 Norway vs England 🏴
🇪🇸 Spain vs Belgium 🇧🇪
Who wins the World Cup? ✨
@krakenfx#WorldCup