@BarcaScoop Atletico are warriors? The team that has become synonymous with parking the bus in big games? No, they are cowards. That's why they have 11 players behind the ball at all times. Their only history in this competition is bottling the final in the 94th minute.
Aditya Dhar thinks so little of the Indian audience that he made a ₹150 crore film betting they'd trade the memory of queues, rationed withdrawals, and dead farmers for a slow-mo spectacle.
The worst part?
He's probably right.
@totalBarca Idk about taking breaks, but Andre Gomes once came out and said he is super depressed due to all the criticism he was receiving at the time. During the next game the entire camp nou cheered him on.
❤️🩹 I’m not here to excuse Araujo’s mistakes on the red card. Accountability is part of the game, but at some point, enough is enough. We’re at the very start of the season. The match against Chelsea wasn’t a knockout blow to our Champions League hopes; it wasn’t the moment that defines our year. Yes, we wanted to send a message, but football doesn’t always follow the script.
What we cannot do is crush our own players in the process. Araujo hasn’t trained for two days because of how heavily this has affected him mentally. That alone should make us pause.
Maybe his red card will slow down our road to qualifying for the next round of the Champions League, but maybe his last-minute goal against Girona weeks ago will be the one that wins us La Liga. Football gives and takes in ways we cannot predict.
This is the moment where a club chooses who it wants to be. Do we tear down the ones who slip, or do we take their hand and help them rise again? Negativity now only weakens us. We should be turning setbacks into fuel, not wounds.
This is not okay. Let’s reset, support each other, recover, and fight again together.
@jacksonhinkle So this 'patriot' was in a room full of people who were actively selling his country out. And he came out of the room, and then sang what they wanted him to sing.
No one deserves to be shot brutally in public, sliced open by the bullet of a cowardly sniper.
Hence, I condemn in the strongest terms the targeted assassination of at least 1500 Palestinians by snipers - many of whom were women and children collecting food - by the IDF cowards in Gaza.
And I condemn in the strongest terms the shooting of over 1000 Palestinians living in the West Bank in 'clashes' instigated by Isareli forces.
And I also condemn in the strongest terms the bombing and intentional killing of over 70,000 civilians in Gaza by the genocidal regime of Netanyahu.
Anyone who justified or mocked those deaths deserves no sympathy and is no hero - even as the same verdict above holds true for them as well.
Dying by violence does not cleanse a legacy of justifying violence.