@jesuistouareg This has happened in a few other last matches... if you know you qualify with a draw you won't want to risk opening up the play to score (Austrias case). And if you are already qualified (Algeria), do you risk losing the ball in the low block score one more and get countered?
@OBelarouci54433@laiminio47 Eric Chelles, abdou (le comoriens), mokwena, pitso mosimane, meme un vieux Queiroz sans inspiration feras plus de taf que Petkhorotovic
@laiminio47 D'habitude il est bon dans son role, mais pas cette fois. En meme temps le pressing des Argentin était enorme et vue que notre seule jeu depuis quelques années c'est des passe arriere/lateral, ni consigne du coach, ni combinaison + mauvais placement... Soyon lucide, c L'Argentine
@MeloCheick@moh952cm Je connais pas hein mais ouakori semble plus proche du mots wangara, surtout quand tu sais que en arabe generalement l'appeleation fini par i, par exemple Takrukr-i ( venant du takrur) rajoute une desambiguation parce que un arabe prononce le mot différemment... who knows
“I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain.” (James Baldwin)
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 Too many groups that keep changing names and creating offshoots so its easy to make a mistake but here - Ali Maychou (jnim) https://t.co/AemsZDiIDp
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 I think you're peddling a narrative to involve a state that has made enemies of those types of people, the only threads that tie your narrative are the nationalities of some bad actors as you keep insisting on them. in groups that are transnational.
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 I think you have a narrative that you're peddling. Using the nationalities of people who are known enemies of the state you're involving i notice your insistence on repeating the nationalities without addressing the HOW it proves state involvement.
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 and many more are malian, or syrian, or morrocan, or nigerien... so moot point to say a state is involved in backing any of these groups
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 in the sahel you wont be surprised to find a syrian or a tchadian fighter with those groups, and if you found them there you wouldnt imply that their state of origin sent them there, without some serious proof. Think tank "experts" are generally funded to serve interests...
@NaisselineZwawa@idiotsandwich_6 DRS manipulated and infiltrated those groups in the 90s while they were fighting.. that has nothing to do with the Sahel, the jihadis currently in the Sahel started after the fall of gaddafi around tombouctou. the fact some fighters are algerian has nothing to do with the state.