Sabin Kumar Shrestha

Arsenal; Architect; Aavipsa को बाबा; ताप्लेजुङे! Music

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

Good morning from Pathibhara temple and Kumbhakarna range!
#pathivara #kumbhakarna #taplejung #nepaltravel #nepal

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@Goal_Nepal Arrest all the committee members!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@M10GOAT #parades ypu missed that hug!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@nom0leste Translation of whatthe boy said; please!

[عز @azi_l0]

ميسي ورونالدو تواجهوا 36 مرة:
ميسي فاز: 16
رونالدو فاز: 11
تعادل: 9
ميسي سجل 23 هدفًا وصنع 12، بمجموع 35 مساهمة تهديفية.
رونالدو سجل 21 هدفًا وصنع هدفًا واحدًا، بمجموع 22 مساهمة تهديفية.

المواجهات الكبرى والحاسمة في الابطال
ميسي واجه رونالدو بنهائي الابطال ودعسه
ميسي واجه رونالدو بنصف نهائي الابطال ودعسه

الاكثر انتصارات ميسي
الاكثر تسجيل ميسي
الاكثر تسجيل هاتريك ميسي

لاتجيب طاري مواجهات ميسي ضد رونالدو
علشان منظرك مايطلع بايخ

[S @LoyleMoltisanti]

Ronaldo's biggest achievement is trying to compete with a much superior footballer than him throughout his entire career and make a significant portion of the World population believe that both are similar level players.

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

I have seen this man before!
#worldcup #fifaworldcup2022 #fifaworldcup2026 #tunjpn

[Alexis Vacilli @alexis_vacilli]

For me Ronaldo is nowhere near the top 5 goat debate

Greatest goalscorer ever? Maybe. But even that is questionable when you’ve played about 17,000 games and spent half your career hunting stats like your life depended on it.

People worship the numbers without mentioning the ridiculous amount of games he needed to get them. Give Suarez or Zlatan the same number of matches and the same obsession with goals and records and they’d be putting up crazy numbers too.

Greatest athlete ever? Maybe.

Most disciplined player ever? Maybe.

Greatest footballer ever? Absolutely not

You can’t spend 90 minutes camping in the box, waiting for cutbacks, tap ins and penalties, then expect me to call you the greatest player ever. At some point we have to separate being a goalscorer from actually being a footballer.

If 40% of your highlights are tap ins and another 30% are pens, that’s not GOAT material to me. That’s just elite stat padding with incredible longevity!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@PeakSxnti Just don't be blind Ronaldo fan and drag Messi in every convo!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

This pathetic guy is dancing as if he had scored a world class goal! Where is the mentalty?
#brazil #cunha #worldcup2026

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@Omojuwa who is this wasiu something?

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@iiRz9 Lets praise the photographer too!
Who is he?

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@dammiedammie35 That guy is #Nepali!
❤️🇳🇵

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@markklfc I can hear Peter voice when i read this!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@laderechadiario Scaloni....man!

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@Messias30_ @AFASeleccionEN He is HIM!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@GBarca_ He is HIM!

[Appie Culé @appiecule]

The problem is that Algeria actually had a great plan to deal with Messi.

I’ve seen many tactical setups designed specifically to stop him, and Algeria’s first-half approach was one of the best I’ve seen in recent years.

Their idea was to push play toward the left side and keep Messi away from the center of the action. But Messi adapted. Instead of forcing things himself, he kept moving between the lines to attract defenders and create space for teammates like Lautaro and Almeida.

Lautaro often moved inside from the right, allowing Messi to operate in deeper areas and exploit the spaces Scaloni wanted to open up. The result? Messi scored and helped create several dangerous chances from those movements.

Then Algeria changed their approach. Rather than focusing on Messi, they tried to isolate Argentina’s attackers and cut off his passing options. The message became simple: “If Argentina wants to hurt us, Messi has to do it himself.”

Messi accepted the challenge.

Despite being surrounded by multiple Algerian players whenever he touched the ball, he still completed 19 of 26 passes and created four chances, including two clear opportunities.

When Algeria eventually dropped into a deep low block to isolate him even further, Messi adapted again. He started dropping deeper, helping Argentina build from the back, creating space for teammates, carrying the ball through pressure, and even contributing defensively.

That’s why it’s hard to say this game wasn’t all about Messi.

Algeria’s plan was good. Our adjustments were good. Our discipline was good.

The problem was that they were facing Lionel Messi. And sometimes, there simply isn’t a tactical solution for that. 🐐

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@nocontextfooty He is HIM!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

@ESPNFC @SportsCenter He is HIM!

[Sabin Kumar Shrestha @aavips]

The commentetor was saying #Messi had not score a hattrick in wc !
He replied!
#worldcup2026 #messi #GOAT