🗣🇦🇷 Mucha atención a lo que cuenta Leandro Paredes sobre MESSI:
“No queríamos que llegue el último partido porque Leo había tomado la decisión de que ese sea SU ÚLTIMO PARTIDO EN LA SELECCIÓN.
Ojalá que no. Ojalá que pueda seguir jugando. Pero lo que a él lo haga feliz, seguramente a nosotros también”.
¿Habrá sido el último baile?
Javier Mascherano on why Lionel Messi broke down in tears after the final whistle against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final.
🗣️ Javier Mascherano: “After the match, I went straight to Leo. I hugged him and didn’t say anything for a few seconds because I knew there were no words that could take away that pain. When he finally spoke to me, he said something that broke my heart.”
“He told me, ‘Jefe, these tears aren’t because we lost the World Cup. Of course losing hurts, but that’s not what’s breaking me. I’m crying because this might be the last time I ever wear the Argentina shirt. That’s the pain I can’t accept.’”
“When he said those words, I couldn’t hold back my own tears. People think footballers only cry because they lose trophies. They don’t understand. Sometimes you’re crying because you know a chapter of your life the most beautiful chapter is coming to an end.”
“I’ve known Leo for almost my entire career. I’ve seen him lift trophies, lose finals, face criticism and silence the world. But I’ve never seen him look the way he looked that night. It wasn’t the face of a man defeated by Spain. It was the face of a man saying goodbye to the jersey he loves more than anything.”
“He kept looking at the Argentina badge on his chest. He touched it, kissed it and whispered, ‘I gave you everything I had.’ There wasn’t a single person in that dressing room who could look at him without crying.”
“If that truly was his last match for Argentina, then the world didn’t witness the end of a football career it witnessed the final page of the greatest international story this sport has ever known. No trophy can measure what Lionel Messi gave to his country. He didn’t leave with just tears in his eyes; he left having given every last piece of his heart to Argentina.
Una pregunta, porque yo soy ignorante en el tema de deportes.
El suizo simuló, está claro. En la imagen se ve claramente.
El reglamento dice que una simulación se castiga con tarjeta amarilla?
Ya el suizo tenia tarjeta amarilla?
Dos tarjetas amarillas, tarjeta roja?
¿Entonces por qué es un robo?
No entiendo.
Este hincha de Congo estaba SOLO en la tribuna y entonó el himno de su país RODEADO DE COLOMBIANOS.
Nadie lo interrumpió y cuando terminó de cantar todos se abalanzaron sobre él para FELICITARLO.
Simplemente, la Copa del Mundo. 🇨🇩❤️🇨🇴
Mi esposa falleció al dar a luz a nuestra hija, y desde el primer llanto de esa bebé la odié con toda mi alma.
Seis semanas después, entré a su habitación decidido a dejar que llorara hasta cansarse, hasta que vi algo atado alrededor de su muñeca...
🚨🗣️ Lionel Messi reveals the lesson fame taught him:
🗣️ Messi: “When I was younger, I thought winning trophies would make me happy forever. Then I realized happiness doesn’t work like that.”
“You can win everything and still feel pressure the next day. You can become famous and still miss simple moments with your family.”
“Football is my passion, but it is not my entire identity. One day football ends. The person you are remains.”
“That is why I always tried to stay close to the people who knew me before the trophies, before the headlines, before the world knew my name.”
“No juego pensando en la edad que tengo, sino en cómo me siento físicamente. Y la verdad que me siento muy bien, y arropado por este equipo que tiene jugadores impresionantes.
Ojalá pueda seguir bastante tiempo más”.
Las palabras de Lionel Messi. 😮💨🇦🇷
Necesito que Messi se encuentre con esta señora, por favor hagamos viral y que sea LA imagen.
Estuvo ahi parada con su cartel durante todo el partido 🥹
🚨 Almada on letting Messi score instead of scoring himself:
“People think Argentina are playing for the World Cup. Of course we are. We just happen to have a side mission as well.”
Margot Robbie trained for months to play Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad.
She studied gymnastics, boxing, and weapons work, and even learned to hold her breath for minutes so she could perform many of Harley’s underwater stunts herself.