🚨🇪🇸 Javier Tebas :
🗣️ « Je ne tolérerai pas cette diffamation de la ligue de la part du Real Madrid. Ils ressortent à nouveau l’affaire Negreira et Barcelone après une défaite contre l’Atlético Madrid, sans aucune raison. 🔵🔴
🗣️ « Le tribunal a déjà blanchi Barcelone dans l’affaire Negreira, pourtant le Real Madrid veut continuer à en parler. S’ils ne s’arrêtent pas, il y aura de graves sanctions sportives et financières contre eux. ⚠️
🗣️ « Les arbitres font des erreurs — c’est une partie du football. Mais on ne peut pas se permettre de diffamer la ligue à chaque fois qu’une décision ne vous plaît pas.
🗣️ « Il y a eu également de nombreuses décisions au fil des années qui ont favorisé le Real Madrid, comme le penalty pour main qui n’a pas été accordé contre Barcelone en 2025. » 🔵🔴
🚨🎙️ Robert Lewandowski reveals what happened between him and Rodrigo De Paul:
Reporter: “We saw you and Rodrigo De Paul going at it during the game. What was that about?”
Lewandowski: “An Inter Miami player was disrespecting me, so I was trying to correct him. Suddenly, I felt a random player continuously pushing me from behind, telling me he has a World Cup and Copa América. I found it so funny because I never asked him what he had achieved before he started narrating it to me. Did he expect a European player to win Copa América? (laughs)
Reporter: “What did you say to him?”
Lewandowski: “I told him, without Lionel Messi, he’s definitely nobody — just a random thug bullying people for money in order to survive.”
This is because the showrunners don't really know the difference between right and wrong, and can't reason through how someone fighting for evil might defect to good.
In the original, none of the good people who influence Zuko try to do so by convincing him that he and his people are evil. They influence him by cultivating and appealing to his better nature. Obviously Iroh is the most significant, and in his years of mentoring Zuko he never once tries to even sow the seed of the idea that the Fire Nation might be in the wrong. Instead he just teaches Zuko to be honorable, brave, and kind. Kind doesn't take very well, but honorable does.
Over the course of the story, these principles he has been inculcated with come more and more into conflict with his loyalties, eventually forcing a confrontation. Even that confrontation is not "honor vs blood" - that's too simplistic. His crisis is the realization it is no longer possible to be loyal to his entire family. His father's dishonor has already divided the clan.
The new Zuko isn't honorable at all, because the showrunners don't understand how a "badguy" could have great moral qualities (and even be more moral than many of the "goodguys" in certain ways) that would ultimately lead him to become a hero. That is, Zuko in AtLA is already a "hero" before switching sides, in that his behavior is heroic. He's a brave warrior who fights for his family's honor and the success of his people. At least, he thinks that's what he's fighting for. In reality what he's doing isn't best for his people. That's the crisis. That's the change.
What they want new-Zuko to do is totally reject his own identity, rather than finding its real core. The Fire Nation feels a bit too much like "white colonizers." The original's idea that the Fire Nation was a truly great people who became misguided is no longer acceptable, so all virtue has to be stripped out of it. Note that Zhao, who was fearless in the face of death originally, is made a sniveling coward in the live-action. Examining the difference between courage and stubbornness is a bit too complicated for this "more mature" adaptation aimed at "adults." The badguys are all just thieving weasels now. Zuko suffers the worst because he was the best.
Que en paz descanse Sam Neill, actor neozelandés con una de las carreras más respetadas dentro de la industria del cine y siendo mundialmente recordado por su papel del paleontólogo Alan Grant en Jurassic Park.
With the fate of humans and mutants hanging in the balance, Logan knows the world needs a hero. However, they’ll have to settle for Wolverine.
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