anonymousx

Mostly sports related tweets. Occasionally funny.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@7en8ai Incorrect. In current era, the group you mentioned might be more consistent in terms of runs but the 200SR group wins you more matches.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@AttackingChamps "😭😭😭"

[Faithfulness Okom @AttorneyF_]

This right here was the turning point in the GOAT debate, and it perfectly sums up the Ronaldo vs. Messi dynamic.

There is a fundamental asymmetry in how both sides operate. Ronaldo fans are generally content with their preference; they back their man and leave it at its that. But engaging with the typical Messi fan feels entirely different, there is a distinct, missionary smugness to it.

To them, supporting Ronaldo isn't just a differing opinion; it’s treated as an intellectual failure, a literal scandal. Their arrogance doesn't stop at mere preference; it’s a collective superiority complex that actively seeks to manufacture a narrative and enforce it as absolute truth.

That’s why the narrative surrounding the 2022 World Cup felt so hollow. The overwhelming sentiment, even from the footballing hierarchy, was that Messi "deserved" a World Cup. But nobody deserves anything in sports, especially when what previously held you back wasn't injury, but your own failure on the pitch.

Once the sport decided a player "deserved" a specific outcome, the integrity of the game took a backseat. It all stems from the immense pity his brief, calculated retirement garnered. That moment sent alarm bells ringing across the Messi fanbase, triggering a frantic need to secure his legacy. Coupled with the existing condescending, righteous rage of a fanbase that believes their icon is untouchable, it completely altered the dynamic; transforming them from sports fans into political or religious zealots enforcing a dogma.

Thankfully people are waking up to it. 🙏🏾

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@mark1nhu @TeaKupps Like I said in my original tweet, hilarious fanbase.

[Bruno Fernandes @B_Fernandes8]

🫂🇵🇹

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@Absoulute49 @TeaKupps Huh

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@mark1nhu @TeaKupps Whatever he says, only that gets reported and they omit the actual question the journalists ask and the same people would comment,“He won a game and all he thinks about is messi,”. Been seeing it for years. You really thought you had your "gotcha" moment.

[EvilCris @evilcrisedit]

hate me.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@utdbrxy @am7evenn You said portugal's best chance is him not starting. He's right, stay on that side, prick.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

Well well well.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@Arlenmaps SRT top right in every metric.

[Lazy Historian @Arlenmaps]

@Skidmak_ @SriniR_2025 @nagas_18 This is an visual representation of my point.

Pant is an elite batter, has played in an really difficult era for batting, has some great knocks on very difficult pitches and situations.
But he is far from India's true elites on tough pitches.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

Good to see them still competing in official finals, albeit in different teams.

[BLACKCAPS @BLACKCAPS]

One of our greatest ever, signing off.

Kane Williamson has announced his retirement from international cricket effective immediately.

Head to https://t.co/Pm8RiU65zt to read more.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@utdbrxy i don't really think he'd be as reckless as he was at spurs. Guy's a wc winning cb. Absolutely bring if it's cheap.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

Since the inception of bgmi, this is the first time Saumraj failed to qualify either of bgis or bmps finals.

[anonymousx @anonymousx34963]

@ram45tej Worst case scenario is not releasing him and him not able to play. Hope he makes a call early.