In a similar incident in Egypt vs Argentina, the referee disallowed a goal that would have put Egypt 2–0 up, and the Argentine players, including Lo Celso, praised the referee for making the right call. But today, when the same situation doesn’t go Betis’s way, suddenly they’re accusing the referee of favouring Barcelona. Fuck those bastards.
Repeat a lie often enough, and people will start believing it’s true. Betis aren’t complaining. Barça aren’t complaining. Yet Madrid are speaking out against Betis for rotating their squad against Barça.
For years, Madrid have benefited more than anyone else from refereeing decisions in La Liga and the Champions League. Yet they and the media outlets on their payroll keep whining as though they’re the victims of every injustice. If you took the time to search TikTok and YouTube for videos of referees favouring Madrid, the list would stretch from London to Singapore.
@Uodinas You fucking idiot, have you already forgotten what Enzo Maresca complained about in his post-match interview after City vs PSG in midweek? Scum like you just exploit Barça fans for engagement. Fucking animals.🤣🤣🤣
If Betis reach the Champions League knockout stage, they will earn an extra €20 million. Each Champions League win also brings in €2.1 million. For a club with annual revenue of just €200 million, that is a huge amount of money—and they have a chance to secure it by beating Feyenoord next Wednesday.
Weighing up the benefits, risks and trade-offs is part of football, especially when there is that much money at stake. So instead of crying over Betis, put yourselves in their shoes and look at it from their perspective. Betis aren’t PSG: they can’t field one team in the league and another in the Champions League and still expect to keep winning.
If Betis reach the Champions League knockout stage, they will earn an extra €20 million. Each Champions League win also brings in €2.1 million. For a club with annual revenue of just €200 million, that is a huge amount of money—and they have a chance to secure it by beating Feyenoord next Wednesday.
Weighing up the benefits, risks and trade-offs is part of football, especially when there is that much money at stake. So instead of crying over Betis, put yourselves in their shoes and look at it from their perspective. Betis aren’t PSG: they can’t field one team in the league and another in the Champions League and still expect to keep winning. 🤣🤣🤣
After the latest international break, PSG gave Dembélé a full week off instead of having him report straight back. He only had to return three days before the match against City to prepare.
Look at the Frenchman’s time at Barcelona. Whenever he played a lot of league football, his thighs always looked like they were about to explode. He spent more time eating hospital meals than eating at home. At PSG, they play in Ligue 1 whenever they feel like it. Otherwise, they just ask for a postponement or send out their second team. If Arsenal, City or Barça had picked up just 11 points from six league games like PSG have this season, they could forget about the title race.
That’s why I want our players to be smarter when facing a team that “cheats” like that. I’ve been a huge admirer of Raphinha, but over the past two years, he has kept letting Barça fans down with recurring injuries just when the team needs him most.
There are no major international tournaments in South America for the next two years, and the World Cup has just ended. So why keep pushing himself like a madman on international duty when he knows full well he has recurring thigh injuries that could flare up again?
I’m not saying he shouldn’t give his all for his country, but he needs to use his head more and know when to hold back and when to go all out. But I bet he doesn’t understand that. His brain is probably in his calves rather than his head.
Thực ra nếu bạn để ý những nghệ xĩ VN chạy sang Mỹ thời điểm bây giờ thường là bọn tài năng làng nhàng hoặc là hết thời. Những người thực sự sống thoải mái với nghề bọn nó chọn ở VN phát triển. Dù sao thị trường 100tr dân vẫn tốt và hứa hẹn hơn cái thị trường 2tr dân rải rác khắp ở Mỹ. Nên mấy cái lí do vì tương lai con cái đều là bịp bợm hết. Hoài Linh, con cháu Chánh Tín, Thu Phương, Bằng Kiều vẫn mò về kiếm ăn quanh năm đó thôi.
It’s the same with PSG players: they go completely missing until January, then play a few good Champions League games while getting a free pass for everything they do in Ligue 1. Then they win the Champions League and declare themselves the best in the world, while stars like Haaland, Mbappé and Yamal have been running themselves into the ground since August in brutal domestic title races. And you call that fair.
@OginiSolomon Madrid won the Champions League with both Bellingham and Kroos in the team. But with only Bellingham left, they look completely lost. You tell me who was more important.
Lamine Yamal’s relentless pressing is something people who judge football purely by goals and assists will never see. In some games, they think he’s played poorly simply because he hasn’t registered a goal or an assist, overlooking his pressing and the way he draws defenders away to create space for his teammates. In the first half against Czechia today, he even moved over to the left flank to help Fran García win the ball back. If you watch the whole game, Lamine Yamal is the best player in the world.
@FRBarca_ When you make your living from football but spend more time on all sorts of ridiculous distractions than on football itself, the outcome you’re seeing now is inevitable. Even Messi or Ronaldo couldn’t be a professional footballer and a model at the same time.