@differentkelvi@KhaiPervertz@1800Wolf@OsikomayaOmogb1@AdvocateOfBarca@FabrizioRomano Sometimes the intensity and pressure of the moment makes players forget the rules. Same reason players are caught offside. No one is perfect, the Goalkeeper knew the collision was a Red card, he left knowing he fucked up but ran back when the opponent was writhing in pains.
@zypheronchain@1800Wolf@OsikomayaOmogb1@AdvocateOfBarca@FabrizioRomano Normally but make dem no make am be like say the Goalkeeper wanted to kill the man. It’s just silly talk. Worse has happened plus this ain’t the first time a player died due to injuries sustained on the pitch.
@KhaiPervertz@1800Wolf@OsikomayaOmogb1@AdvocateOfBarca@FabrizioRomano Ofcourse a Malaysian calling someone else a monkey. You are in no position to be racist bro. You said it yourself it’s 50/50. Just because the player died doesn’t mean it’s the Keeper intention to kill him. Yes the keeper walked off because he knew it was a red but he came back.
@OsikomayaOmogb1@kevinfs2107@AdvocateOfBarca@FabrizioRomano Nope you are the one not using your senses. Many collisions like this happen in football all the time. No one got arrested. Why should this case be different? Victims of such collisions get injured or sometimes just get back up. No one will wish to kill an opponent on the pitch.
@1800Wolf@OsikomayaOmogb1@AdvocateOfBarca@FabrizioRomano Hasn’t white players/keepers committed that kind of fouls? Was it any one intention to kill their opponents? Nope. Should they be arrested? still Nope. Stop being a racist and use your common sense. The Goalkeeper deservespity because he will live with trauma throughout his life.
Mid asf, came on twitter feeling like a boss to drop ugly pics while doing mouth like chicken. Wanna pass the status quo and be hailed as a goddess?. Date me and spoil me, I be water pikin and I Dey brings blessings😌😌 and I still go make you water 💦 ✌🏽👍🏽 mtcheeeeew do better.
This are people who gave us the best of best of talents compared to frauds like harry kane and dembele taking the awards ahead of them is pure disrespect.
I know this might sound crazy but low-key lamine yamal is what people hyped Messi to be.
With Yamal’s tall height, he can do body feints, do skillful dribbles, send accurate passes, his R2 shots, took the world by a storm by 16, won mighty France and Euros by 17, (1/2)
and dirty Argentina by 19. The only person who spoiled his streak was The mighty Christiano Aveiro Dos Santos himself, who scored and made yamal humble for the first time ever.
Yamal, mbappe and erling haland should have two balondors each by now if we are being fair.(2/2)
@ixsmw0@wy3382668561@herols110@Sizhe_bitcat See the fool calling someone a nigger. You have tiny eyes, short stature and your women has flat asses. I dont think you have the moral standing to mock other people appearance when you look like a sub-human yourself. Be humble
You are a big fool. If not you wouldn't come out to speak rubbish like this. You are just chasing clouts with this situation and blowing it out of proportions. He never mentioned Mao name, neither was he the one that attached the photo to his comment and they didn't even show him
Mao supported African peoples' struggles for independence, including Algeria, the country Mbappé’s family came from.
With his deeply inappropriate remarks, Mbappé has lost the trust of Chinese fans. International brands such as Dior, On and Hublot have also removed Mbappé-related content from Sina Weibo.
Global superstars who profit from China should understand its cultural sensitivities and show basic respect.
@pontusyu@manyapan My mother ain't a Chinese. She has the perfect eyes, stature, body and intellect. Unlike your chinese women. Next time you think of being racist to other, kindly take yourself in front of a mirror and let it remind you of your imperfections. Coward.
@pontusyu@manyapan You stupid little eyes. Acting like the whole world belongs to you. Racist idiot. Kylian Mbappe proved he is a gentle person by actually apologising. Your Mao Zhadong is actually a dictator who killed 40-70million people.
@pontusyu@manyapan You Chinese finds every opportunity to be racist, but you are in no position to be racist because you ain't even perfect yourself. Tiny eyes, short stature, your females has flat ass. And you're being racist? Wake up.
@pontusyu@manyapan He didn't insult anyone, we both watch the same video. He was asked if he saw all those memes photoshopping his face on every dictators in the world. And he said Yes he saw them and the favorite was the one they photoshopped his face on a Chinese dictator. So what is his offence?
@pontusyu@manyapan Him being a public figure doesn't mean he has know every informations regarding the whole world. Him being a public figure doesnt mean he is perfect. He took as a joke something that was made to make him look like a problem. Correct him and stop being racist.
It's funny Chinese people really think being racist suits them. This people with tiny eyes, small stature and small dicks. They should be the last person practising racism. How do they expect mbappe to know your history? But rather than correcting him, they are being racist.
Oh oh oh, Mbappé, all those goals, yet you lost so many points on Chinese social media today.
It’s Ballon d’Or night, and French football player Mbappé is all the talk on Chinese social media - but not for his achievements, but for what is seen as crossing a major red line in an online interview.
When asked about his favorite meme on a French YouTube show, Mbappé replied that one of the memes he finds funniest is “the one where they put my face on a Chinese dictator" (Mao Zedong).
Although the interview and the joke were lighthearted in tone, this Mao meme completely backfired on Chinese social media, where backlash erupted today after the interview recirculated online and Chinese football app Dongqiudi (懂球帝) issued a statement saying his remarks had “hurt the feelings of Chinese people.”
Many of those who know what it’s all about are angry, saying he’s showing utter disrespect for Chinese history and national feelings. The comments hurt all the more because Mbappé has a huge commercial presence in China (sometimes you would literally see him in every other online ad), which explains much of the “you profit from China and yet do this” tone that’s widespread online.
But many people also don’t understand what it’s about. Because Dongqiudi would not actually translate or explain his remarks, and even Chinese AI bots will not properly lay out what the fuss is about, many netizens without a VPN are still left in the dark about why all the talk about boycotting Mbappé is actually happening.
And so some netizens try to explain the controversy in various ways, without actually mentioning what was said, writing cryptic things like:
-“Just look at a renminbi banknote and you’ll understand,”
or:
-“You could think of it as a Chinese football star saying in an interview that he likes Photoshopping his own head onto President Washington’s head on the US dollar, and that it’s really funny.”
If this boycott grows beyond today, I wonder how many more cryptic descriptions we’ll come across. Seems like Mbappé is caught up in a game of Taboo in China.