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Statement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National Associations
Just think about these things for a moment. Was everything really normal?
1. Messi's family did not come to the stadium.
2. Argentina's President was expected to attend but never showed up.
3. Diego Simeone was seen in the stands during almost every Argentina match, yet he was absent from the final.
4. Lautaro Martínez was not even shown on screen for a single minute, let alone given any playing time.
5. Enzo received two yellow cards and was sent off
6. Lisandro Martínez's injury. He is the kind of player who has continued playing even while bleeding in ordinary matches, yet in a World Cup final he got injured without any apparent contact from an opponent.
7. Cristian Romero's injury.
8. Scaloni's strange substitutions.
9. Argentina failed to register a single shot on target in the first 90 minutes. Even after 120 minutes, they managed only two shots on target.
10. Spain completed nearly 800 passes, while Argentina completed fewer than 300. It is difficult to believe.
11. Argentina kept losing possession. Even when they managed to win the ball back, they often gave it straight back to Spain with their very next action. Time after time, they would bring the ball out from their own penalty area, reach midfield, and then immediately surrender possession.
12. Cristian Romero did not shake hands with Trump.
13. As of now, Messi, Julián Álvarez, De Paul, Lautaro Martínez, Enzo Fernández, and Lisandro Martínez have still not returned to Argentina.
14. Finally, Messi was not awarded the Golden Ball. By what statistical measure did Rodri deserve it over Messi?
All things considered, I have to say something happened here, just like what happened in the era of Maradona in 1990.
The Brazilian FIFA president back then simply snatched the World Cup away from Maradona. Maradona cried and said that Havelange (the then FIFA president) had taken the World Cup away from him.
Today, Infantino has perhaps done the exact same thing. Since false narratives like 'Messi, FIFA boy, rigged' were spreading throughout the entire World Cup, maybe they did this so that FIFA's image wouldn't be tarnished and the billion dollar business across Europe wouldn't be ruined.
I don't know what the truth is here, but sooner or later it will come to light. Until then, we wait....
And Ronaldo fans, listen
You guys spread anti-Messi agenda throughout the tournament. We will never forget you guys. Shame on you Loser FC.
The best discovery of our road trip has been a musician called Ella Langley. We had never heard of her before, but after hearing her on pretty much every country radio station, we’ve become big fans. She’s basically the soundtrack of our trip.
La selección de Perú entrena en el verde césped de Nu Stadium.
Mañana se disputará el primer duelo internacional en la historia de este estadio cuando los peruanos se midan ante la mundialista Haití.
#Perú 🇵🇪 #Haití 🇭🇹
🎙️CASEMIRO ON JOINING INTER MIAMI & PLAYING WITH MESSI
“I have never hated Messi. Never.”
Casemiro:
“Because football is also about enjoying yourself. I’ve played at the highest level for many years, won trophies, experienced pressure every week. Now I want a new challenge, a new experience, and I think Inter Miami is building something special.”
Casemiro:
“It feels strange honestly, because for so many years we fought each other. But one thing people misunderstand is this idea that Madrid players hated Messi. No. We respected him massively.”
Casemiro:
“Never. Rivalry? Yes. Competition? Of course. But hatred? No chance. When you play against somebody that good, you appreciate greatness even more.”
Casemiro:
“Because it’s true. For me, he is actually the best player ever to kick the ball. I played against him many times and sometimes it felt impossible to stop him. His football intelligence is something I’ve never seen before.”
Casemiro:
“Football opinions are emotional. I understand that. But I speak honestly from experience. I’ve faced the best players in history, and Messi is different.”
Casemiro:
“I’m excited. Playing alongside Messi instead of chasing him sounds much better for me now.”
@Prissonmike@aaw_1998 Try it ...see what it takes...it does not happen overnight it takes a village to assemble and coordinate and make it work how you see it and record it with your mouth open each game
@therealskicast@aaw_1998 No one treated "him in certain way" the Supporter groups don't arrange only for Messi or due to Messi is for the club the colors, Messi is the best that has happenend to us yes, no insults were said. Supporters are the 12 man and can will express disconnection to Club as needed
@Rishabh84871048@aaw_1998 There are the "fans" that go right before the match begins eat drink go home... then there are the supporter groups...is not the same. Flags, tifos songs organization coordinarion doesn't happen by itself or get arranged nor funded by the Club so is not entitlement is the least