Y está vez no se nos dio.
Y créanme que duele. Duele muchísimo, porque nadie quería seguir escribiendo esta hermosa historia más que nosotros . Soñábamos con llevar otra vez la copa a casa y no se dio
Pero si hay algo que nunca nos va a faltar es entrega. Dejamos la vida.Nos tocó terminar segundos, pero jamás dejamos de representar a la Argentina con el orgullo y el compromiso que esta camiseta merece.
Qué orgullo y afortunado soy de ser parte de esta familia lpm @Argentina
Perdón por no poder regalarles esa alegría que tanto queríamos darles. Nosotros jugamos por ustedes, por cada argentino que estuvo alentando desde cualquier rincón del mundo. Sentimos ese cariño todos los días
Hoy toca levantarse. Volver a empezar. Trabajar más, creer más y prepararnos para que esta camiseta vuelva a estar donde nosotros mismos la pusimos estos últimos años ,en lo más alto.
Porque las finales no se regalan, se ganan llegando a ellas. Y este grupo y al que le toque va a seguir peleando, unido, con la misma ilusión de siempre.
Gracias por estar. Gracias por creer.
Nos volveremos a levantar.
Porque así es Argentina. Siempre juntos. 🇦🇷💙🤍
Lionel Messi's recent stance, especially regarding Trump, may be open to criticism, but this photo is generally shared out of context.
The photo was taken in August 2013 during FC Barcelona's Middle East "Peace Tour," when Messi was playing for the club. The first leg of the tour was dedicated directly to Palestine.
Before traveling to Israel, the team visited the West Bank and met with Palestinians. At Dura Stadium near Hebron, a football training session and event was held with the participation of approximately 25,000 Palestinian fans and children. Messi and his teammates played football with Palestinian children on the pitch and gave them technical training.
I'm not saying this to defend Messi, but there is no concrete indication that he directly supports zionism. There is no need to hand the world's most famous footballer to zionists who are openly looking for supporters.
#2026WorldCup Final:
The widespread belief that Argentina represents Israel and Spain represents Palestine is wrong and does not reflect reality.
Spain, as a whole, does not support Palestine. This support does not exist at the team level; rather, it comes more from the individual positions of certain players (such as Lamine Yamal and Borja Iglesias).
The majority of Spanish supporters are not left-wing either. On the contrary, racist circles in Spain can use the national team as a tool against players of immigrant backgrounds. Muslim and immigrant-origin footballers in particular are frequently targeted. This reality is often overlooked because the country's prime minister has shown solidarity with Palestine.
During the tournament, racist circles in Spain repeatedly targeted Lamine Yamal through social media posts and public statements.
The perception of Spain as an extremely left-wing country among the global public is largely influenced by the strong Palestine solidarity movements and left-wing communities in regions such as Euskal Herria, Catalonia, Galicia, and Andalusia. However, a significant portion of the pro-Palestinian population in these regions does not support the Spanish National Team; they advocate for their own national identities and national teams.
Argentina, too, does not support Israel institutionally or at the national team level.
The country's far-right president, Javier Milei, is an open supporter of Israel. zionist circles use this fact to create the impression that there is some deep-rooted and societal alliance between Argentina and Israel.
In reality, there is no strong public support in Argentina for Israel's attacks on Gaza. On the contrary, massive demonstrations in solidarity with Palestine have taken place across the country.
Lionel Messi is not an open supporter of Israel either. When this is pointed out, people usually ask, “So does he support Palestine?” No. Messi is not one of the figures who has publicly taken a side on this issue. Like thousands of other footballers, he prefers not to share his political views publicly.
The claim that Argentine society is largely racist, as well as the claim that the vast majority of Argentinians support Israel, are both generalizations produced on social media. These are narratives that far-right groups and zionist circles would like to spread. We should not fall into this trap.
"Hoy más que nunca con Argentina y con los argentinos.
Esta corriente de ODIO hacia Argentina me parece repugnante y la quiero denunciar"
✍🏻 Javier Santaolalla, físico español 🇪🇸
esto totalmente se pasa por alto, si estas cosas las hicieran los argentinos TODOOOODODOS los estarian matando, pero como son españoles ahi si nadie dice nada
@transneutrenonb@poptime No es lógico decir que compramos el mundial cuando quedamos segundos. Porque si me decís que se definen ganadores y perdedores por quien puso mas plata, ¿qué dice eso del ganador?
@Hell_Bl4ck@poptime Vos le dedicas mas pensamientos y energía a mi país, de la que nosotros le dedicamos al tuyo. Supongo que eso pasa cuando somos lo mas grande que hay.
@fel466@poptime Entonces no compramos el mundial, porque no ganamos. Los franceses tampoco hicieron, en 2022, el dichoso pasillo que tanto les ofende ahora. Pero ahí no dijeron nada.
Que selectiva y ignorante es tu bronca.
@Pisandopescuezo@_lakaiser Estas no son consecuencias por "aires de superioridad". El odio no se direcciona como castigo a las "malas personas", esto no es Disney.
Y no lo vas a entender hasta que te toque.
@JohnMcleod86139@AlanRMacLeod Messi es católico, ¿de qué hablas? Hay que salir a tocar mas el pasto, corazón. Ya estás en cualquiera. Patear piel de cerdo... Dios, las boludeces que hay que leer.
The world is at peace because it’s Rodri.
Rodri won the World Cup Golden Ball without a single goal or assist, and nobody seems to have a problem with it. If it had been Messi with those exact same stats—even if Argentina had won the World Cup—the entire internet would have been on fire. People would be screaming “robbery,” saying Mbappé deserved it, claiming FIFA was protecting Messi, and pushing the usual “FIFA’s favorite” narrative.
Now? Complete silence.
The double standards are unbelievable. Bloody hypocrites.
Zlatan on GOLDEN BALL :
“They spent years calling Messi ‘FIFA’s boy,’ but when he produced another historic World Cup, suddenly the standards changed.”
“If Rodri wins the Golden Ball after a tournament where he barely decided games, then tell me what more did Messi have to do? Score, assist, lead, create, carry his nation again? That’s exactly what he did.”
“The World Cup Best Player award is for the player who defines the tournament, not for politics or popularity. If Messi doesn’t win it after performances like that, then football owes people an explanation.”
“People cried ‘FIFA protects Messi.’ Yet when he deserved the award the most, he was the one left empty handed. Football has a strange sense of irony.”
1. Argentina no es sionista
2. La mayoría de Argentina no apoya a Milei
3. Messi no es judio
4. Nadie se cree europeo
5. Sos un blanco europeo, no podés hablar de países latinoamericanos
6. Intentas sacar la carta de woke y discriminas a tres países latinoamericanos en el medio
@Oliver82701836@g0nzttc ¿Por qué tendrás que usar nuestra jerga para bardear, no? ¿Querés ser como tu hermana mayor? Porque no te sale. Estás peleando solo y das mas ternura que bronca.
La narrativa del odio a la Argentina tiene un solo objetivo: lograr que el robo de nuestras tierras y recursos parezcan justos y merecidos. Vienen por todo porque tenemos un territorio DE LA CONCH4 DE LA LOR4.
Hoy más que nunca, orgulloso de representar a este país, a esta selección, y de formar parte de un grupo de personas increíbles que mueren por estos colores y dejan corazón y alma en todo momento. Solo les puedo decir gracias.