Roberto Gameros

Asesor Top en bienes raíces con más de 10 años de experiencia. Mi empresa Vivo en Mérida Yucatán Fan del Club Barcelona

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

España ha jugado el partido más horrible de el mundial que hueva me dio verles jugar de lado a lado del medio hacia atrás todo el tiempo sin ideas que hueva

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Gerard Pique on Real Madrid after signing both Bernardo Silva and Dumfries and how they have Barca Obsession disease but the media portray Barcelona as the Obsessed one:

“it’s funny how the narrative always gets flipped, isn’t it? Everyone loves to talk about Barcelona having this so-called ‘Real Madrid obsession.’ The media pushes that story constantly. But let’s be honest for once: if you look at the history, it’s crystal clear who has the obsession disease here. Real Madrid have been chasing Barcelona’s shadow for decades. That’s Real Madrid history for you.”

“It started back with Alfredo Di Stéfano. Barcelona had the deal done, but Real Madrid stepped in and made sure they got him instead. That set the tone. Then Maradona – they fought tooth and nail to keep him away from us or disrupt things. They did everything possible to stop Barcelona from signing Johan Cruyff, pulling every string they could. This isn’t rivalry; this is obsession.”

“Fast forward: Toni Kroos basically offered himself to Barcelona, and what happened? Real Madrid swooped in and signed him. They wanted to hijack Neymar so badly back in the day. And Lionel Messi? Florentino Pérez reportedly offered him a blank check, trying everything to pry him away. That’s not normal competition – that’s fixation.”

“Even recently, they invited Lamine Yamal’s father to the Bernabéu VIP box, trying to tempt the next big talent. They hijacked Vinicius and Rodrygo, players who were on Barcelona’s radar. And let’s not forget – Barcelona were among the first to show serious interest in players like Endrick and Antonio Rüdiger. Yet Real Madrid always seems to insert themselves.”

“Now this summer? It’s the same pattern all over again. Schlotterbeck, Bastoni, Dumfries, Bernardo Silva, Gvardiol, Julián Álvarez… they’ve been linked to or interested in every single player Barcelona have targeted. Every one. They can’t help themselves. They see us moving, and suddenly it’s a mission.

“This is what Real Madrid are: obsessed with Barcelona. They define themselves by trying to one-up us, disrupt us, take what we want. But the media? They keep painting Barcelona as the ones with the problem. It’s laughable at this point. History doesn’t lie. The obsession disease is very real – and it’s been wearing white for a long, long time.”

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[Jesus @JesusMalaga]

La visita del Papa

En Madrid / En Barcelona

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Pobre ARSENAL QUE ROBO TE ESTÁN PEGANDO

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

@UWCL mafia ROBO ROBO ROBO

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Es oficial HERE WE GO el @Atleti se ha convertido al Patético de Madrid, enhorabuena y disfrutar de sus fracasos año con año

[Txema @TxemaFCB14]

Mira que hemos leído frases para definir el 'señorio' blanco, pero para mí está es la mejor.

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🎙️Gerard Pique on Florentino Perez interview after his comments on Barcelona yesterday:

“Florentino Perez speaking about ‘corruption’ and acting like Real Madrid are some innocent victims of football politics is genuinely one of the greatest comedy acts in football history.

For decades, Madrid built an entire culture around pressure, pressure on referees, pressure from the media, pressure from the institutions, pressure from the Bernabéu atmosphere itself. But now that Barcelona embarrassed them for an entire generation, suddenly Pérez wants the world to believe Madrid were oppressed? Nobody buys that outside Madrid TV.

The reality Madrid fans hate hearing is simple: during Barça’s greatest era, there was no conspiracy needed. The difference was football quality, intelligence, identity and mentality. While Madrid were obsessed with galácticos and PR, Barça built a football philosophy the entire world admired. Kids everywhere copied Barça. Coaches everywhere studied Barça. Nobody was studying Mourinho parking the bus and crying in press conferences.

And let’s stop pretending the Negreira story changes what happened on the pitch. Did Negreira make Messi destroy Madrid 5-0 at Camp Nou? Did Negreira make Madrid players chase shadows under Pep Guardiola? Did Negreira force Sergio Ramos and Pepe to kick instead of defend because they couldn’t stop us technically?

Perez keeps talking about history because modern football hurts him. Every time Barcelona rises again, Madrid immediately starts another political campaign. It’s always referees, UEFA, Tebas, conspiracies… everything except accepting that Barça’s football at its peak made Madrid look ordinary.

And honestly, Madrid fans should be careful before opening conversations about influence and power in football. Real Madrid acting like outsiders is ridiculous. The biggest institutions, the biggest media pressure, the biggest political connections in Spanish football for decades… and now suddenly they want sympathy? Please.

The funniest part is Pérez counting European Cups from the 1950s every time Barça wins a new generation of fans. Football evolved. The world remembers greatness they actually watched live. They remember Ronaldinho getting standing ovations at the Bernabéu. They remember Messi humiliating Madrid repeatedly. They remember Guardiola changing football forever while Madrid spent years desperately trying to stop him.

Madrid don’t really hate Barcelona because of Negreira. They hate Barcelona because Barça became the face of football excellence in the modern era and deep down, that still burns them.”

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Lololololo, lololololo

[Toni Freixa @tonifreixa]

Florentino quédate!!!

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Ridículos

[REY CHOLO @Reycholosimeone]

Elige siempre a la marioneta servil para concederle el honor de hacerle la paja a dos manos.

[kantinu @kantinu]

A ver, a Pérez hay que leerle entre líneas. Cuando dice que hay medios que van contra el Real Madrid quiere decir que todavía queda alguno que no lo escribe todo a dictado, y cuando dice que le han robado siete ligas quiere decir que no le han dejado robar las catorce.

[Bajarla al pasto @Bajarlaalpasto]

Que Juanma Castaño reconozca en @partidazocope que se pasaron el código deontológico del periodismo por el forro de los cojones para no informar sobre "los audios de Florentino" es de primero de #MadridismoSociológico

[Bernat Castro 🦊 @BernatCastro87]

21 minuts d'àudios de Florentino que la caverna no va compartir per protegir al Capo:

[LM10 Brasil @MessiLeoBrasil_]

Sempre que o Fiorentino viesse chorar publicamente acusando o Barcelona, deveríamos subir esse vídeo na internet.

O time mais sujo da história falando de roubo é hilário demais.

[gerardo tecé @gerardotc]

Cinco años censurando la publicación de los audios en los que insultaba y presumía de controlar la prensa para acabar haciendo lo mismo, pero con público y televisado.

"El show de Florentino", mi columna en CTXT.

https://t.co/Bft0zwz1Xy

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Se veía venir

[SirFCB @sirfcb_]

Culers, preparaos porque se viene la campaña más salvaje que se recuerda con el tema Negreira. Van a poner en marcha toda la maquinaria: tertulias, portadas, filtraciones y a la caverna al completo funcionando 24/7.

Saben que viene una nueva generación que asusta. Igual que en la era Pep, cuando explotó Messi junto al mejor equipo de la historia y, como no podían competir en el campo, se inventaron lo del dopaje.

Ahora el objetivo es Lamine y compañía. El mismo modus operandi de siempre: intoxicar y desgastar porque tienen pánico a otra ciclo de dominio culé.

Han visto las orejas al lobo.

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Boom así o más claro

[Elias @fcb_elias1]

🚨 Joan Laporta fires back at Florentino Perez:

“I listened carefully to the statements from Florentino Pérez and honestly, nobody should be surprised anymore. Every time Real Madrid fail to win trophies or things stop going their way, the reaction is always the same: excuses, pressure campaigns, accusations, and an obsession with blaming Barcelona for their own problems.

“When they win, they talk about greatness and superiority. But when they lose, suddenly the referees are against them, the league is against them, the federation is against them, and somehow Barcelona is responsible for all their misfortunes. It’s the same story every single time.

“For years, many people in Spanish football stayed silent because of Real Madrid’s power and influence. The moment decisions stop favouring them every week, they start acting like victims. Honestly, it has become exhausting for everyone watching football in this country.

“What I saw from Florentino was not the speech of a calm leader. It was frustration. It was someone angry that Real Madrid are no longer controlling everything around them the way they used to.

“At Barcelona, we compete on the pitch. We rebuild teams, trust young players, and fight through difficult moments. We do not spend our time crying publicly every time we fail to win a trophy. That difference in mentality is very clear today.

“The reality is simple: Barcelona’s growth and success bother them. Seeing another club rise again without depending on political pressure or fear campaigns clearly makes some people uncomfortable.

“Spanish football cannot continue being dragged into drama every time Real Madrid fail to get what they want. Other clubs are tired of it, fans are tired of it, and the competition deserves better than constant paranoia and victimhood from people who believe the game should always revolve around them.”

[Roberto Gameros @GamerosRoberto]

Florentino quédate, florentino quédate, floreeeentino quedateeeeeee. Lolololololo, lolololololo, florentino quédate, florentino quédate, floreeeeeeentino quédate.