Estas son algunas de las teorías conspirativas que más se repiten en redes sobre por qué Argentina perdió la final del Mundial:
1- The Economist ya había “anunciado” que España sería campeona.
2- Chiqui Tapia entró al vestuario y dijo que había que perder.
3- Amenazaron a los familiares de los jugadores.
4- Taparon un supuesto caso de doping de un futbolista argentino.
5- Por mostrar la bandera de las Islas Malvinas, la FIFA los obligó a perder o serían suspendidos por 10 años.
6- España debía apoyar la reelección del presidente de la FIFA y ese era el “pacto”.
7- Messi se despidió del grupo antes de salir a la cancha y el equipo quedó emocionalmente afectado.
“Quiero robarle un gol al ladrón”
1806 🇬🇧 Invasión Inglesa
1807 🇦🇷 Reconquista y defensa de Buenos Aires
1833 🇬🇧 Ocupación de Malvinas
1845 ⚔️ Vuelta de Obligado
1966 ⚽ Inglaterra elimina a Argentina
1982 ⚔️ Guerra de Malvinas
1986 ⚽ La Mano de Dios y el Gol del Siglo
1998 ⚽ Argentina elimina a Inglaterra por penales
2002 ⚽ Inglaterra vence a Argentina
2026 ⚽ Semifinal del Mundial Argentina–Inglaterra
#Drogbruk No es la gorra idiotas, es el robo, es la acción, un sujeto millonario encuentra la forma de robar y se aprovecha de ella siempre, para el, robar es algo normal en la vida, para el "el que no transa no avanza" es una frase común, eso es lo que odiamos
@ImMeme0 So, #drogbruk CEO has a major character flaw; stealing, a sin and a crime. He does to a child then threatens everyone who points out his lack of character - instead of apologizing - clearly, a terrible leader! Locks comments!
Obvious how the company does business; cowardly! 🤡
Nothing is more disgusting than a child bully.
He is Piotr Szczerek, the owner of the Polish Drogbruk company, stealing the cap of Kamil Majchrzak during the US open.
Disgusting people.
Polish business executive Piotr Szczerek, CEO of paving firm Drogbruk,
has been identified as the individual who grabbed a hat intended for a young fan during tennis star Kamil Majchrzak’s US Open celebration.
The incident, which sparked global outrage, saw Szczerek swiftly taking the cap Majchrzak offered to a boy named Brock and placing it into his wife’s bag, ignoring the child’s visible distress.
Instead, an alleged statement defended his actions with the phrase, “life is first come, first served,” and threatened legal action against critics.
In a heartwarming turn, Majchrzak tracked down Brock and gifted him a new hat and souvenirs, turning the viral shame into a positive moment for the young fan.
#usopen25
Sources: Daily Mail, NY Post
#BoycottDrogbruk#drogbruk
He's really regretting his selfish actions now. Let this be a lesson for all the evil people out there. GOOD will always defeat evil. There are more good people in the world willing to stand up for one another than there are evil people. You won't win
BLAME, SET & MATCH
Sleuths unmask ‘millionaire CEO’ Piotr Szczerek, who snatched tennis star Kamil Majchrzak’s hat from child fan at US Open.
And now the millionaire is threatening to sue because has been doxxed. I think we should just keep sharing his photo... and name. What do you think?
This POS CEO dude from Drogbruk, Piotr Szczerek, straight-up SNATCHED a signed US Open hat from a kid! 😱 His wife’s in on it too, owning that sketchy Polish biz. Vid’s BLOWIN’ UP on socials, so let’s CANCEL this trash company which is called Drogbruk 🚫 #USOpen2025#NoChill #BoycottVibes
Ce juif que vous voyez est le scandaleux et immonde Piotr #szczerek, la pourriture sur Terre 🌏 de millionnaire qui s'est illustré devant la planète entière, volant la casquette d'un petit #enfant qu'un champion de #tennis venait de lui offrir 🎁.
La plus fétide raclure qui soit.
Meet Piotr Szczerek, the hero who snatched a hat from a kid on live TV at the US Open.
He’s a millionaire CEO of a private company, and now he’s bravely threatening to sue anyone who dares to call him a “greedy POS” or anything equally hurtful.
So whatever you do, definitely don’t share this post. Just quietly warn your close friends not to call him mean names. Wouldn’t want to hurt his millionaire feelings.