Manjeet Singh @Manjeet2602 - Twitter Profile

2 days ago

Half of my life has been about football. Watching it, playing it, debating it, living it. And at the center of that passion has always been Messi. When Messi finally won the World Cup, it felt like a part of my own life had been fulfilled.

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Marc Geschwind

@MarcGeschwind

1 day ago

Looking up Argentina's fixtures weeks in advance to make sure I wouldn't miss them, finding illegal streams in 2013 to watch them play Ecuador on a random Wednesday night, scouting young Argentinians on YouTube to see if anyone might help the team, learning all of the Argentine chants before going to the Copa America final in 2016, seeing him miss his penalty and lose that final, stressing over every managerial appointment, trying to convince myself the team could win the World Cup with Christian Pavon and Maxi Meza, arguing with everyone about how insanely difficult it is to play in South America, crying when he finally won in 2022, and then watching like a proud dad in 2026 when he'd accomplished all there was to accomplish, and we could just enjoy one last ride. Thought about, worried about, and cared deeply about the Argentine national team for 15+ years. It truly became a huge part of my life because of one man. And what a ride it was. Thank you, Leo 🙌

MarcGeschwind's tweet photo. Looking up Argentina's fixtures weeks in advance to make sure I wouldn't miss them, finding illegal streams in 2013 to watch them play Ecuador on a random Wednesday night, scouting young Argentinians on YouTube to see if anyone might help the team, learning all of the Argentine chants before going to the Copa America final in 2016, seeing him miss his penalty and lose that final, stressing over every managerial appointment, trying to convince myself the team could win the World Cup with Christian Pavon and Maxi Meza, arguing with everyone about how insanely difficult it is to play in South America, crying when he finally won in 2022, and then watching like a proud dad in 2026 when he'd accomplished all there was to accomplish, and we could just enjoy one last ride.

Thought about, worried about, and cared deeply about the Argentine national team for 15+ years. It truly became a huge part of my life because of one man.

And what a ride it was.

Thank you, Leo 🙌

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Manjeet Singh @Manjeet2602

2 days ago

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All About Argentina 🛎🇦🇷

@AlbicelesteTalk

2 days ago

The day we never wanted to come is finally here. Tonight, Leo Messi will play his final match for the Argentina National Team. And speaking completely objectively, I can’t think of a more beautiful and emotional story in any sport than the one between Lionel Messi and Argentina. It’s the kind of story that I’m sure will one day become a movie and have books written about it. It’s a story that every person can use as motivation in life, no matter what happens, never give up and keep fighting for your dreams. You fall? Get back up. You fall again? Get back up again and keep fighting. This story had everything, sadness, happiness, injustice, justice, criticism, praise, defeats and victories. After so many disappointments, Leo Messi still managed to achieve absolutely everything with Argentina, everything that had always been his biggest dream in football. He achieved it through his leadership, his effort, and alongside an incredible group of players. I’ve watched six World Cups, and not a single one of them was without Messi. I don’t know the Argentina National Team without Messi, and I don’t know Messi without the Argentina National Team. I can’t imagine not having that extra excitement anymore, knowing: “Hoy juega Messi.” I don’t think any player will ever be able to give me the same feeling I had watching Messi play, especially when he was wearing the Argentina shirt. And maybe the worst part is realizing that, as time passes, it slowly takes away the childhood that Leo Messi gave us, and there’s absolutely nothing we can do to stop it. A 21-year story is coming to an end and I can proudly say that I regret nothing. I witnessed around 90% of Messi’s entire journey with Argentina, and throughout all those years, I never once turned against him. I suffered and enjoyed everything with him. It didn’t matter who Argentina were playing. Whether it was the World Cup, Copa América, World Cup qualifiers, or simply a friendly game, I can confidently say that whenever it was possible for me, I was there watching every single game. There’s really nothing more I can say. Thank you, Leo. This was the most beautiful story in the history of sport and I’m proud and grateful that, me, we, the fans, were able to be a part of it too. 🇦🇷🐐

AlbicelesteTalk's tweet photo. The day we never wanted to come is finally here. Tonight, Leo Messi will play his final match for the Argentina National Team.

And speaking completely objectively, I can’t think of a more beautiful and emotional story in any sport than the one between Lionel Messi and Argentina. It’s the kind of story that I’m sure will one day become a movie and have books written about it.

It’s a story that every person can use as motivation in life, no matter what happens, never give up and keep fighting for your dreams.

You fall? Get back up. You fall again? Get back up again and keep fighting.

This story had everything, sadness, happiness, injustice, justice, criticism, praise, defeats and victories. After so many disappointments, Leo Messi still managed to achieve absolutely everything with Argentina, everything that had always been his biggest dream in football. He achieved it through his leadership, his effort, and alongside an incredible group of players.

I’ve watched six World Cups, and not a single one of them was without Messi. I don’t know the Argentina National Team without Messi, and I don’t know Messi without the Argentina National Team.

I can’t imagine not having that extra excitement anymore, knowing: “Hoy juega Messi.” I don’t think any player will ever be able to give me the same feeling I had watching Messi play, especially when he was wearing the Argentina shirt.

And maybe the worst part is realizing that, as time passes, it slowly takes away the childhood that Leo Messi gave us, and there’s absolutely nothing we can do to stop it.

A 21-year story is coming to an end and I can proudly say that I regret nothing. I witnessed around 90% of Messi’s entire journey with Argentina, and throughout all those years, I never once turned against him. I suffered and enjoyed everything with him.

It didn’t matter who Argentina were playing. Whether it was the World Cup, Copa América, World Cup qualifiers, or simply a friendly game, I can confidently say that whenever it was possible for me, I was there watching every single game.

There’s really nothing more I can say.

Thank you, Leo.

This was the most beautiful story in the history of sport and I’m proud and grateful that, me, we, the fans, were able to be a part of it too. 🇦🇷🐐

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@EPLBible

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Luis Suarez’s prime was one of the best there is. 🇺🇾

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3 months ago

@AndyKisema Waar was Saka?

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WelBeast

@WelBeast

4 months ago

Throughout the entire match Lionel Messi only covered 8Kms and bagged 2 goals. He’s at the point of his career where he’s moving like a company CEO. Minimal effort for maximum reward.

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Koen Frans

@koenfrans

5 months ago

Hansi Flick de voorbije twee seizoenen: twee landstitels, vijf trofeeën, zes van de zeven Clasico's gewonnen waarvan drie in een finale en eentje in een titelmatch. Danke schön, Hansi. Visca el Barça! 💙❤️

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