¡¡NO, NO ES BROMA!! 😳🇨🇭
Suiza está preparando el partido más importante de su Mundial de una forma completamente fuera de lo común.
Según reportes, la selección suiza está entrenando interescuadras de 11 vs 10, 11 vs 9 e incluso 11 vs 8 jugadores. Además, su portero estaría dedicando hasta DOS HORAS DIARIAS exclusivamente a practicar tandas de penales.
¿La razón? Suiza quiere estar lista para absolutamente cualquier escenario frente a Argentina: jugar con inferioridad numérica, resistir bajo una presión extrema o definir la clasificación desde los once pasos.
No quieren que ningún detalle decida su destino.
SU SUIZA ESTÁ PREPARANDO UNA VERDADERA BATALLA 😳🇦🇷
Hey @Walmart this is horrific behavior and I now feel violated and unsafe at the idea of shopping in any of your locations again. This must be immediately addressed.
Emmy Rossum tells Alex Cooper about her battle for equal pay on Shameless, revealing how she demanded pay parity with co-star William H. Macy and was shocked when the negotiations became public 😳👀
She reveals that after receiving massive support online, the entire dynamic shifted and she was granted the raise just one day later.
“I think ambition and wanting to be in the driver’s seat of your life is not something to be shied away from. I think likable should not be the focus. It focuses on outward in, not what we know to be true about ourselves and our worth.”
Pierluigi Collina, widely considered the greatest referee in football history, comments on the disallowed Egypt goal by VAR:
"I assure you that if it had been Argentina's goal, it would have stood.
▪️If this had happened in the English Premier League, La Liga, or Serie A, it would have stood even after a VAR review.
▪️This tournament has recently seen many inconsistencies! VAR and the referee should have consulted them; there were two clear penalties for Egypt before Argentina's third goal!
▪️The correct score is 3-2 for Egypt, not the other way around.
▪️The referee of the Egypt-Argentina match should be ashamed of himself."
🚨🚨| BREAKING: The FBI is investigating the Argentine Football Association (AFA). 🇦🇷
The AFA is reportedly under investigation over alleged fraud and money laundering involving an estimated $300M linked to sponsorship deals and third party financial operations.
[@LANACION]
The conclusion of His & Hers just keeps spinning in my mind.
I was actually surprised by how shocked people were at the end because how many times have we heard these stories?
This series is underrated and the issue at hand deserves way more attention and dissection.
very tired of them treating russian athletes like they’re war criminals because of their government when they don’t do the same to american or israeli athletes
Guys. I’m only discovering that Americans don’t know football is the most popular and marketable sport in the world. By far. The things I’m seeing? I don’t think they’ve known? This whole time?
Just to be clear, if my child goes out with y’all and y’all return and my child is nowhere to be found, and there’s no answer in sight, your moms are going to be just as sad as I am.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
Sabe quando minha opinião em relação ao Messi como pessoa mudou?
Quando percebi q ele sabe e ouve os xingamentos racistas da torcida Argentina e nunca, nunca usou a influência dele pra pedir pra parar. Ele é um cara q teria essa moral. O único da Argentina q teria. Nunca o fez.
She was a 25 year old lawyer in Ayacucho, Peru when her boyfriend attacked her in a hotel in July 2015. The security cameras captured everything. Him chasing her. Dragging her by the hair. Her screaming for help while hotel staff tried to intervene. The court watched the footage.
Then sentenced him to one year suspended for minor injuries. The more serious charges - dropped. She refused to accept it. She went public. Put her name and her face to everything. Took the fight to the media, to the courts, to the streets. On August 13 2016 half a million Peruvians marched through Lima. The largest demonstration in the history of Peru. Led by her.
The appeals court threw out the original verdict. He was retried. Convicted of attempted f3micide. Sentenced to 11 years in prison. She went on to become a member of Congress. Time named her one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Her name is Arlette Contreras. And she was just getting started.
🚨 Virgil van Dijk on the controversy during the Egypt vs Argentina game:
🗣️: “I watched the game and, honestly, all I could do was laugh because it brought back memories from the 2022 World Cup. We went through something very similar, but back then it felt like we were the only ones talking about it.
This time, the Egypt players and their coach spoke out immediately, and I’m actually glad they did. Sometimes people only pay attention when more voices are involved.
Whether you support Egypt or Argentina doesn’t matter. Football should always be decided by what happens on the pitch, not by controversies that leave everyone questioning the result. Hopefully this opens people’s eyes because the whole football world saw what happened.”