This is a normal day in the life of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who even calls himself god, but you guys don’t hate on him this way because you know he’s irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
There’s a reason Cristiano rattles you with his confidence.
back then winning copa america and tournament mvp couldn’t even get you a ballon d’or nomination, but messi was given the award over lewandowski in 2021 because of this same trophy lmao
everything he won is tainted by favoritism and corruption… “greatest of all time” my ass
Funny thing about this is that, Messi was still Mbappe's team mate when this happened. He is their captain, yet he stood there, watched his team mate get disrespected like that. I'm glad the entire world knows he is a rat
2010 FIFA World Cup
Opening match: South Africa vs Mexico
World Champions: Spain
2026 FIFA World Cup
Opening match: Mexico vs South Africa
World Champions: Spain
IT’S NOT AN ANTI-ARGENTINA CAMPAIGN‼️
People are simply asking for a World Cup with no favoritism. A tournament with emotion, fair play, and real football.
Egypt takes the lead? Penalty.
Switzerland equalizes? Red card.
Messi commits similar fouls? No booking.
Simeone commits a foul, gets away with it. Anderson runs into Messi and he’s booked
France, the Netherlands, Croatia… early penalties that completely change the flow of games.
People don’t want special treatment. They just want the same rules applied to everyone.
Ever since Qatar, many fans have felt that Argentina have been playing with a tailwind. This World Cup has done nothing to change that perception.
🚨 GRAVÍSSIMO 🚨
Consta no regulamento da FIFA a EXPULSÃO do torneio para a seleção que fizer manifestação política
E os jogadores argentinos festejam a classificação à final com uma faixa sobre as Ilhas Malvinas violando o regulamento da FIFA.
A seleção argentina deve ser expulsa do torneio ? @FIFAcom@FIFAWorldCup
I genuinely don't understand it. If a goal is ruled out because of an accidental standing on a player's foot, how is Salah not given a penalty? You can't have it both ways. Either both are fouls, or neither are. That's all fans ask for consistency.
To understand the hate for Cristiano Ronaldo, you have to understand how people relate to athletes and celebrities.
A lot of people live vicariously through them. They project their own hopes, insecurities, and identity onto public figures.
And in Ronaldo, people see everything they wish they could be but know they’ll never be.
Natural gifts: height, athleticism, looks.
Earned traits: obsessive work ethic, confidence, discipline.
That combination is almost unattainable. And it’s uncomfortable to look at.
This was never really about football. Objectively, a prime Ronaldo had everything a forward should have, and more. He was power, pace, technique, aerial ability, both feet, and a mentality built for big moments. He was several of today’s elite forwards combined into one.
The hate isn’t about goals or trophies. Ronaldo is a mirror. And for people who feel weak, lazy, or stuck, that mirror shows them exactly what greatness costs.
This post from Marcus Rashford is honestly disgraceful.
The complete lack of acknowledgment towards MANCHESTER UNITED the club that literally built his entire existence in football tells you everything you need to know about the kind of man he is.
United took him in as a child. United developed him. United protected him. United paid him superstar wages through horrific form. United defended him while the football world criticized him. United fans backed him harder than most players ever get backed.
Yet somehow: Barcelona gets mentioned. England gets mentioned. Managers get mentioned. Loan clubs get mentioned.
But Manchester United? Silence....nah!..
That is not an accident. That is deliberate.
And let’s tell the truth people are scared to say: if Rashford has 15 million fans, at least 14 million came because Manchester United fans embraced him as one of their own.
The badge created the superstar. Not the other way around.
What makes this even worse is the victim narrative constantly surrounding him as if the club abandoned him, when in reality the club kept standing by him long after his performances stopped justifying it.
Meanwhile younger players get dropped, respond professionally, fight for their place again and move forward.
But Rashford? Press leaks. Public sulking. Distance from the club. And now this passive-aggressive nonsense.
This is exactly why no player should EVER be placed above the institution.
Manchester United existed before Rashford. Manchester United will exist after Rashford.
The club survives. The badge remains. The fans remain.
Always 🔴