ironside

meh 💪🏼

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

People claming amrabat should start dont know anything about football.. his stats are horrible, his gameplay is horrible, his mistakes are unforgivable.. and you want to start him in the most important game you have in the tournament until now!?

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

i wouldnt be happy with less than a win even if it means havig argentina next.

[ironside @dretheironside]

Hhhhh diaz will not celebrate SAIBARI WILL

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

Brahim diaz and Tijjani Reijnders have the same celebrations, which one are we going to see 👀

[ironside @dretheironside]

@SayfUnfiltered Ta w7da hhhh

[OneFootball @OneFootball]

Morocco have not officially been beaten in over 10 months of football 🤯🇲🇦

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

Egypt won the game. Morocco haunted the celebration. 🇪🇬 🇲🇦

Last Monday, Egypt beat New Zealand 3-1, with goals from Zico, Salah, and Trezeguet (no, not the real one — just a cheap replica). It was Egypt’s first-ever World Cup win. And instead of celebrating, Egyptians on social media chose to do something else: compare themselves.
In a tournament where they’d just recorded their first win in their entire World Cup history, they chose to compare themselves to the team that finished 4th at the last World Cup — currently ranked 6th by FIFA, with 6 wins in their World Cup history and 27 goals scored across their World Cup appearances, while Egypt has scored 8.
In my opinion, there’s no need for a comparison. There’s a need for more work, from both teams and both nations. And honestly, the comparison isn’t fair to begin with — the two national teams aren’t on the same level. Morocco is building something with hard work and consistency. You don’t get to compare yourself to that while you’re struggling against a mediocre Belgium and walking away satisfied with a draw.
The World Cup group stage isn’t what it used to be. It’s easy for some teams and hard for others, but the real difficulty, the real football, starts in the next phase. I hope Egyptians keep the same energy they had after beating New Zealand — a first win that inflated their heads so much it couldn’t stay on their bodies anymore. It’s going to blow in the next phase. Maybe even sooner. 🤷🏻‍♂️
-SAYF

[ironside @dretheironside]

@SayfUnfiltered Lahyhdi makhl9 🤣 bnadem rab7 w ba9i khasr f 39lo

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

Focus on supporting your team, save the energy and the trash talk, morocco and moroccans are cheering for their national team and enjoying football and good vibes from this tournament ❤️

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

this is why he never won any belts 😝

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

According to the father Younes el aynaoui, “humility and doubts are what made Naël Al aynaoui make his decision to play for Morocco.”

 What I see is a player fighting for his country every time he plays, and that's what matters the most. The guy is a warrior on the field. I don't think Naël had any doubts about his national team choice, even if there was no real choice to make in the matter. The father also said that the French national team didn't approach the player.

For me, as a supporter, Naël is a great addition to our midfield and our national team, and I'm very happy and satisfied with his performances. The player also played for the Moroccan U20 national team.
 In my humble opinion, the current Moroccan national team's midfield is currently stronger than the French one.

[ironside @dretheironside]

Tbh i cant deal with people in this debate because it s so obvious who s better in football .. messi is different ronaldo is great yes but messi is just different

[SayfUnfiltered @SayfUnfiltered]

Is it safe to say one player is better than another just because of the number of goals he scored? Or because this player has more Ballons d'Or than that one, or more Champions Leagues, or a WORLD CUP?
Statistically, yes, we can compare who's "better." But in football, I don't think the numbers matter once we reach numbers this high. Are those players legends of this sport? Yes. Is one better than the other? YES. Should we all have the same answer? I don't think so.
People will always have a favourite, based on different opinions. Ronaldo scored 975 goals, Messi scored 913. Messi won a World Cup, Ronaldo didn't. Eight Ballons d'Or versus five. This one is arrogant, that one isn't. This one treats fans better. Each individual chooses one through their own point of view. If Talent had an opinion, it would choose Messi. If Hardwork had an opinion, it would choose Ronaldo. And if Football itself had an opinion, I bet it would choose Messi too.

Tell me, Talent, Hardwork or Football. Which one are you ?
#worldcup2026 #كاس_العالم_٢٠٢٦

[ironside @dretheironside]

@SayfUnfiltered Messi will always be better in football he s just different.

[Motasem A Dalloul @AbujomaaGaza]

هناك من لا يزال يعتقد أنها حرب من أجل منع إيران من صناعة القنبلة النووية، و هناك من يعتقد أن أميركا تخوض حرب من أجله و من أجل حمايته..

الحقيقة هي أنها حرب دينية تدفعها الرغبة في السيطرة على العالم الإسلامي و القضاء على روح الجهاد..

عندما يتحدث مسؤولون في إدارة ترامب و في مجلس وزراء نتنياهو بأن الدور على تركيا بعد إيران.. تركيا تعني أيضاً سوريا و ليبيا و الصومال و دول أخرى لها علاقات طيبة مع تركيا..

هذا وزير الحرب الأميركي يبدأ حديثه بكلام من الإنجيل يحمل معنى أشد و أصعب من الجهاد من حيث العنف و عدم الرحمة بالأعداء..

ماذا دهانا يا مسلمين..

[The Stat Guy @The_Stat_Guy_10]

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-𝐆𝐀𝐑𝐘 𝐎'𝐍𝐄𝐈𝐋

13GA with 66.7% dribble success rate 75% passing accuracy ⚡

Perfect fit for Barca👀
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[Pamphlets @PamphletsY]

🚨🇮🇱 BREAKING — Israeli Media Labeled Haaland a “Terrorist” For Destroying Israel.

[Ahmed Mustafa @AhmedArafa72]

مشهد تاريخي جمهور النرويج فى قلب الملعب يهتف " فلسـ.ـطـ.ـين ، فلـ.ـسـ.ـطـ.ـين " .. والمعلق بيسكت عشان الصوت يظهر 👏🇵🇸

جمهور النرويج رفع اعلام اخواتنا 🇵🇸🇵🇸 فى الملعب كله قبل بداية اللقاء ضد إسـ.ـر..ائـ.ـيل

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