@Makomborerol It's so sad man. Madhuriro anoita maStands in Harare, but Aspindale, Madokero etc hapana kana pane space yekungoti kids or family can just chill. Back in the day kuMasvingo taiyenda kuSwimming and maSwings. All of that is broken. Infill after infill.
@Ossie_Ozwa This is self-liberating truth.
"No one is really going to help you or give you direction. In fact, the odds are against you." Robert Greene.
This is a dog-eat-dog world. The sooner we accept this harsh reality the better.
@PTChimusoro@Maxwel_TheGist@Bibaz23@Munyah_Wacho There is a video up there Pablo where McAllister fouls a guy in the buildup but the goal was allowed to stand. The same for Egypt but VAR intervened. I am talking of applying rules when they benefit Argentina here. Check the video and commentary where I tagged you.
@PTChimusoro@Maxwel_TheGist@Bibaz23@Munyah_Wacho This is not a hypothetical case Pablo, this is a real case where there were two interpretations of the similar fouls during buildup. In both cases they favoured Argentina. McAllister made a foul but VAR did not intervene to remove the goal but for the opposite case VAR intervened
@Ossie_Ozwa So why blame Zanu for CAB3 then because there are rules also which they followed?
Rules can be subjectively used, that is the problem. No one is saying there are no rules.
Corruption is legitimized through rules.
@Fadzeym How do you separate fashion sense from affording it?
How can one style Jordans
that they do not have? Fashion is not an abstract concept that exists outside of the material, sadly.
@PTChimusoro Looking back, I was wrong. I think African teams just have a defeatist mindset. The talent is clearly there, any African team can go toe to toe with any European country bar France, but even then Senegal tried but let guard. Talent wise, we should take games, Morocco is doing it.
@King_Tanyah Even if they don’t proceed, they are very brave. The way they played against Brazil and now this, better to just enjoy the good football they play.