abilio ribeiro

[Daily Mail @DailyMail]

World Cup fans took to social media to claim the tournament is rigged after Lionel Messi avoided a red card for a stamp on an opponent 👀 https://t.co/BUm4AX6o35 🔗

[CapitánCalzon🇲🇽 (World Cup Version) @CapitanCalzon77]

El Mundial⚽️ iba perfecto, sin polemicas arbitrales , sin regalos ni adulterar la competición

hasta que llegaron ellos, siempre manchan la pelota

[LaVozGalactica @Lavozgalactica]

En este preciso momento Van Dijk se dio cuenta que el Mundial de Qatar de 2022 estaba arreglado para que lo ganará Leo Messi.

[frentemerengue @frentemerengue]

Szymon Marciniak mercenario a sueldo de la FIFA #mundialdefútbol2026

[Borrachito 🥃 @borrachito]

Si a Argentina le quitas esto, no queda nada:

❌ 1978: La mano de Kempes.
❌ 1986: La "Mano de Dios" de Maradona.
❌ 2022: Los penales regalados en Qatar.
❌ 2026: Un robo descarado. Messi debió ser expulsado y dos goles jamás debieron contar.

Hasta el récord de Messi como máximo anotador en Mundiales está inflado con tantos penales inventados y jugadas perdonadas. ¡Cualquiera así se vuelve histórico! Prefiero una derrota limpia que una gloria rodeada de sospechas. 🤮🤢

[abilio ribeiro @abiliodbr]

@Lemonbriz Very accurate. Explains it clearly. It’s all about the money.

[Lemon @Lemonbriz]

🚨🗣️ New: Gareth Bale reacts to the Argentina vs Algeria match and the Messi incident:

“I’ve been around this game long enough to know when something doesn’t feel right. Argentina against Algeria wasn’t just another group game. Messi scored a hat-trick, Argentina won comfortably, and the headlines will focus on that. But what happened around the 30th minute told a bigger story about where football is heading.

Messi went in on Algeria’s captain. Studs up, right across the calf and down toward the Achilles. In real time it looked bad. In slow motion it looked worse. That’s a red card on most days, against most players, in most competitions. The referee and VAR had a clear look. They chose not to act.
I’m not here to pile on the officials. I wouldn’t want to be the man who shows Messi a red card in a World Cup and potentially derails Argentina’s group stage. The heat that would come with that decision is something no referee signs up for lightly. But that’s exactly the problem. When the fear of the consequences starts influencing what happens on the pitch, the game stops being decided by the players and the laws.

This World Cup is already the most commercialised version we’ve seen. Games paused for television breaks, extra stoppages dressed up as player welfare when everyone knows it’s about fitting in more ads. Now we’re seeing officiating decisions that protect the biggest names and the biggest storylines because knocking Argentina out early in the groups would hurt the narrative FIFA and the broadcasters have built.

What happens to the ‘script’ then? The defending champions gone before the knockout stage. Messi missing matches. Sponsors and rights holders suddenly watching their investment lose momentum. The product they’ve spent billions packaging suddenly looks very different.

I’ve played in big tournaments. I know how much money and pressure sit behind every decision now. But football used to have a rhythm and a soul that came from uncertainty. You never knew what was coming next. When protecting commercial interests and keeping the stars on the pitch starts overriding clear red-card incidents, that soul gets chipped away a little more.

The game deserves better than this. Players deserve rules applied the same way every time. Fans deserve to watch a sport that isn’t afraid of its own outcomes. If we keep letting money and narratives dictate what we see on the pitch, we’re not watching football anymore. We’re watching a show that happens to have a ball on it.”

[Richy @richy_goonerr]

🚨🎙️Clarence Seedorf slams FIFA over controversial decision made in the Argentina Vs Algeria match.

🗣️ "This is exactly why people get frustrated with FIFA and VAR. A decision in the opening match might seem small today, but World Cups have been decided by moments far less significant than this.

If a player who should have been sent off stays on the pitch and goes on to influence the tournament, how do you explain that to everyone else?

I'm not blaming Messi. Every player will take any advantage offered to them. My concern is with FIFA and VAR. Their job is to protect the integrity of the competition. If they fail in a key moment, they could end up influencing who lifts the World Cup at the end of it."

[abilio ribeiro @abiliodbr]

@richy_goonerr Perfect, crystal clear

[Libro Negro @Libro_negro_]

La trampa es cultural en Argentina.

[Danilo Gentili @DaniloGentili]

Apenas assistam isso. É um relatório completo de cada mentira e fingimento. Aliás parabéns @aguedescartoon , nesse exato momento que tô assistindo o vídeo está no top 10 dos hypados do Youtube!

NANDO MOURA EXPÔS MINHA FAMÍLIA. CHEGA! https://t.co/5oJwAQFotO via @aguedescartoon

[Martien 🇳🇱 @MartienBall]

We have seen it happen before, haven’t we…

[diego 🇳🇱🇺🇾 @diegohead_]

Está intratable el 10 de Argentina, eh.

[Arielipillo @arielipillo]

Cuando te lo ganas
Vs
Cuando te lo regalan…

[diego 🇳🇱🇺🇾 @diegohead_]

Hoy juega la Argentina de Infantino, prepárense para ver el robo más descarado de la historia de este deporte, pobre Argelia 🇩🇿

[abilio ribeiro @abiliodbr]

@HazaBlanco And the possible offside on the second goal, no replays…

[Val 🤍 @GxldeVall]

👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[abilio ribeiro @abiliodbr]

@diegohead_ É sempre assim

[diego 🇳🇱🇺🇾 @diegohead_]

La Copa del Mundo 2026 venia siendo de las más limpias a nivel arbitraje, sin escándalos, hasta que le tocó jugar a Argentina.

[Dr Yash  @YashRMFC]

Some things never change.