@InzoFernandez8 clickbait, the self confidence is sickening…
You are correct, NOT ONE shot on target in a FIFA World Cup final… Quien, ARGENTINA. Good for the history books. Ay y tbn, 27mishhhhwones de firmas… eso tbn por la historia. Un besos, Englands fans van a cuadrarte.
Says the world’s 26th largest economy to the 6th…
I’ll give you another statistic. Argentina became the first team in FIFA World Cup final history to finish a final with zero shots on target, losing 1-0 to Spain after extra time.
Have a maté on me whilst you reflect on that statistic. Shaaa
Pretending England isn’t central to football history and culture is simply ignorance. England codified the ffing sport, built the world’s biggest and richest domestic league, attracts the best players and managers from every continent, and English clubs have won more European Cups/Champions Leagues than any other nation. Argentina have the better international trophy cabinet, fair enough. But if you think England “doesn’t belong in the football conversation,” you’ve confused international trophy counts with the history, culture and global influence of football itself. Is there any point correcting a mule?
This covered the football…
“Argentina have the better trophy cabinet, no argument. But England codified modern football and wrote the first Laws of the Game in 1863, so pretending England does not belong in the conversation is historically illiterate”
The rest was calling you out for your hypocrisy and the part where you generalised speaking for England… calling themselves royalty, wtf are you on about… who are you?
You lost. Vamos España. 🇪🇸
What does the second world war in Argentina had in common?
The losers flew to Argentina… 🤣 💅
Don’t claim to know what England calls themselves in regards to football. It’s that simple. Oh, I forgot the Falklands. They’re ours. You lost there too.
Argentina have the better trophy cabinet, no argument. But England codified modern football and wrote the first Laws of the Game in 1863, so pretending England does not belong in the conversation is historically illiterate. And spare us the lecture on “class.” While England was formalising the sport, Argentina was building its supposedly European identity through the dispossession and slaughter of Indigenous peoples, culminating in the Conquest of the Desert. Boasting about class while erasing both football history and your own country’s history is rather hypocritical.
And then theirs the Argentinian economy… and the wealthiest football clubs…. And the Argentinian Spanish shjhhhaaa shjjjaaaa accent. 🤮
Desperate…
@tim_cook@Apple@WhiteHouse@vonderleyen
And here I was contemplating getting the new iPhone in September… the motifs of these tariffs are ridiculous. When the EU finally decides to split from American consumerism. They’ll understand. We are all thinking this…
@TheSteeFund@PolitlcsUK Yes, thank you for the simplification. I think you’re going in circles with what I said. But okay. If simple helps you. That’s good.
@TheFootyFeed You must know nothing about football then if you haven’t noticed the pattern.
All of the 1st class football players choose their last chapter/contract in the US. Right before they call it quits. It’s the only place they can get a contract when their joints/limbs start playing up.