@LiraIconoclasta@ENRIQUEMARQUEZP Los de la izquierda se les olvida que ellos participaron en el desastre en el cuál Chávez destrozó a Venezuela.
Son profesionales, analistas y políticos que pudieron levantar la voz para detener el desastre pero cayeron y se anidaron y ocuparon cargos, será que se les olvidó.
@Herederos1977 Para ganar a Carabobo, tiene que mejorar la defensa, los laterales obstruir los centros y los centrales ganar los duelos, mucha displicencia. El medio campo tomar control del balón y distribuirlo con técnica, lo demás viene solo.
@appiecule Me decanto por Olmos, viene de una gran actuación del mundial.
Fermin viene de una lesión, tardará tiempo en volver hacer el de la temporada pasada. Saludos
@SVargasOK Con lo que hizo Rodri, España alcanzó el objetivo, con lo que hizo Messi, Argentina no logró el objetivo, por lo tanto Rodri es el merecedor del premio.
🚨𝗠𝗢𝗛𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗗 𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗔𝗛:
🗣️ “I know my teammates are frustrated by the loss. It is a hard one to take, especially after being 2-0 up.”
🗣️ “Sometimes, in the heat of the moment, we say things we don’t truly mean. That is the case with Ziko. He respects Messi and never intended any disrespect toward Messi or FIFA.”
🗣️ “We believe the game was fair. The referee got most decisions right. Football is a human game, and errors can happen, but there was no robbery.”
🗣️ “I lost the ball in Argentina’s box before their third goal. That was my mistake, and I take responsibility. Had I kept my composure, maybe we could have taken the game to extra time.”
🗣️ “I am proud of my teammates. They gave everything throughout the tournament and represented Egypt with pride.”
🗣️ “Good luck to Messi and Argentina. I hope the GOAT lifts the World Cup once again.”
🚨Reporter- "Must have hurt losing after being 2-0 up?"
🗣️Mo Salah- "Well there's no shame in losing to the greatest player of all time, what he did today was incredible, he showed that he is still the best player in the world at 39. It was an honour to share the pitch with him"
Arsène Wenger on Argentina players giving Lionel Messi a guard of honor and throwing him into the air after the game:
🗣️ “This is one of the most beautiful images football can give us. Forget the score, forget the records, forget the trophies for a moment this is about respect, love, and the bond between a captain and his teammates. Seeing Messi lifted into the air by his teammates shows what he truly means to Argentina.”
“People see the goals, the assists, and the incredible moments, but they don’t always see the emotions behind the legend. Messi has carried the responsibility of an entire nation for so many years, and tonight his teammates showed him that they appreciate every sacrifice, every battle, and every moment he has given them.”
“A guard of honor from your own teammates is not something you can demand it is something you earn. It is a symbol of admiration. They were not only celebrating a victory; they were celebrating their leader, their inspiration, and the player who has given Argentina so many unforgettable memories.”
“For Messi’s fans around the world, this is a moment to treasure forever. Football is not only about winning; it is about creating emotions that stay with people for a lifetime. Tonight, Argentina showed the world the incredible respect and affection they have for Lionel Messi their captain, their hero, and one of the greatest players the game has ever seen.”
Zinedine Zidane on 🇦🇷 Argentina eliminating Egypt and reaching the World Cup quarter-finals after an incredible comeback from 0-2 under Lionel Messi’s leadership:
🗣️ “This is what legends do. When Argentina were 2-0 down, when the world thought they were finished, they found something inside themselves that only great teams possess. They showed heart, character, and the mentality of champions. They refused to accept defeat.”
“Lionel Messi once again showed why he is a player from another level. Leadership is not only about scoring goals—it is about inspiring belief when everything looks impossible. His presence, his mentality, and his ability to lift his teammates changed the entire game. Argentina followed their captain into battle, and they created a night they will never forget.”
“Egypt deserve enormous respect. They pushed Argentina to their absolute limit and showed incredible courage. But this is the cruelty and beauty of football. One moment can decide everything, and Argentina found those moments when their backs were against the wall.”
“Coming back from 0-2 in a World Cup knockout match is not just a victory—it is a statement. Argentina have shown the world that champions are not the teams that never suffer; they are the teams that suffer, fight, and rise again. Tonight belongs to Messi, to Argentina, and to a team that refused to let their dream die.”
@pompeysdream@iam_stevemiles Estoy muy de acuerdo contigo, en el Croacia vs Portugal se vio el descaro del VAR, era gol porque el portugués con el roce habilitó.