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So:la @brodasholah

1 day ago

@Femidaniels30 He spoke about the countries of his Mancity Teammates. He has no Argentine teammate at the moment

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I love this guy.

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1 day ago

Bellingham is a big tournament player

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4 days ago

These guys are definitely winning the World Cup

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4 days ago

This one is retarded normally

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4 days ago

.@T_Deeney explains why Cristiano Ronaldo can't be in the GOAT debate! 😱🐐 🤝 @RealHawkstone

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4 days ago

Ronaldo being the GOAT is a matter of opinion. Messi being the greatest footballer of all time is a conclusion supported by the evidence. Look at virtually every measurable metric and I’d wager Messi comes out on top in at least 65% of them.

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4 days ago

This is one thing about most Messi fans, they want everyone to agree by force that Messi is the GOAT or the better player, as if those are objective facts. They’re not. They’re opinions. First of all, what does it actually mean to be called the GOAT? A GOAT isn’t just the most gifted footballer. It’s someone who combines greatness in every category: Dominance Longevity Consistency Impact Adaptability Trophies and records Clutch moments When you put all of those together, Ronaldo has the strongest GOAT case. Records, awards and trophies alone have never decided who the GOAT is. If they do, there won’t be debates about Pele and Maradona. Greatness has always been bigger than just medals. Ironically, if we’re talking about records, Ronaldo’s résumé is stacked. He’s football’s all-time leading goalscorer, has won league titles in multiple countries, conquered England, Spain and Italy, dominated the Champions League, and remained an elite goalscorer into his 40s. Then let’s talk about who the better footballer is. For me, it’s Ronaldo because he’s the most complete attacker football has ever seen. He can score with either foot. He is arguably the greatest header of the ball in football history. His movement off the ball is unmatched. His positioning is crazy. He can score inside the box, outside the box, from free kicks, penalties, volleys, long range, first-time finishes, counter-attacks and crosses. He has pace, power, aerial dominance and athleticism. Most importantly, he evolved. He wasn’t the same player at 22, 28, 33 or 39. He constantly adapted his game to remain the best. That shows football intelligence. He also proved himself in different leagues, different tactical systems and under different managers. Every time people doubted whether he could adapt, he answered on the pitch. People often confuse aesthetics with effectiveness. Just because a player looks smoother on the ball doesn’t automatically make him the better footballer. Efficiency > aesthetics. If someone prefers Messi’s style of play, that’s completely fine. Football is subjective, and everyone has their preference. But let’s not act like preferring Ronaldo is irrational when his career gives you every reason to put him at the top. And even if anyone want to argue Messi is the more naturally gifted player, being the most talented isn’t the same as being the GOAT. The GOAT conversation is about the complete body of work. It goes far beyond the better player. Just look at Ronaldo’s influence for example, that’s how you Know he’s the GOAT.

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