Quisieron que fuera reconocido y recordado como el mejor futbolista de todos lo tiempos, pero lograron que el mundo lo repudie y vea en él la corrupción personificada. Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini pasará a la historia como la prueba fehaciente de que la pelota sí se mancha.
This is not just Twitter agenda. Argentina got to the final in 2014 and not a single soul accused them of corruption. 2018, nothing. But something changed in 2022 and 4 years later, we are still hearing the same song. Trust me, there will be a Netflix special on this in 10 years. The truth will come out one day. Whatever it is. ✌️
🚨Manchester City in the Premier League with and without OIL 💰
WITHOUT OIL
2000/01 - 18th (relegated)💀💀
2002/03 - 9th
2003/04 - 16th 💀
2004/05 - 8th
2005/06 - 15th 💀
2006/07 - 14th 💀
2007/08 - 9th
WITH OIL
2010/11 - 3rd
2011/12 - 🏆
2012/13 - 3rd
2013/14 - 🏆
2017/18 - 🏆
2018/19 - 🏆
2019/20 - 2nd
2021-2024 - 🏆🏆🏆🏆
2024/25 - 3rd
2025/26 - ⏳
And the most classless club award of the century goes to 😭😭😭
I have watched football for years and very rarely do I come out of a game genuinely questioning the integrity of the officiating, but what happened in this game particularly was definitely beyond shamelessness.
THREE potential red card incidents in one match and somehow every single major decision magically falls in City’s favour.
That Matheus Nunes challenge alone should’ve been enough to bring Manchester City down to 10 men. Last man, player through on goal, brings the player (Schade) down in front of goal while barely getting anything on the ball and somehow there’s no foul, no booking, nothing. We have seen defenders get sent off this season for far less contact than that.
And this is the exact reason why we the fans have completely lost trust in PGMOL. The inconsistency is actually insulting at this point. One player gets a straight red for a slight touch in midfield, another escapes punishment in a goal scoring situation because the result affects a title race!!
People will say “stop crying” for sure, I know, but at some point, we the fans are allowed to question why these decisions repeatedly benefit the same teams (Manchester City to be precise) in the biggest moments.
After Chelsea’s clash against Barcelona in the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final controversy, this is the second biggest most disturbing officiating performances I have watched in my life.
I certainly don’t know how much Manchester City paid to pull this one off, but it must certainly be a lot!!!
I was reading Instagram comments where women insisted marriage “traps” them and that divorced or widowed women “glow up” because they finally have freedom. That word kept coming up, and it exposes the real issue.
If freedom is the highest goal, why marry at all? Why not openly push for co-parenting without marriage, single motherhood, or the abolition of marriage entirely?
Marriage was never designed to maximize freedom. It is a binding contract built on duty, restraint, and sacrifice. The vows never promise happiness or autonomy. They promise commitment, for better or worse.
What’s missing from this conversation is that civilization itself is built by people who gave up freedom. Roads, hospitals, power grids, families, and scientific breakthroughs exist because people chose responsibility over comfort.
Tesla failed thousands of times before producing inventions that power the modern world. Nothing meaningful was built by people chasing ease.
A culture of women obsessed with freedom produces women who feel “trapped” by any obligation. Marriage isn’t the problem. Entering a lifelong commitment while still worshipping autonomy is.
Sacrifice builds families.
Sacrifice builds civilization.
Freedom without responsibility builds nothing. Marriage isn’t for everyone.
Enough time has passed. My unpopular opinion is that traditional cuisine does not need to be "elevated" to fit the "international" market. There is no need to adjust our food for the world, that's what makes it ours. No need for strawberries in delele or blue cheese in mogudo