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@ManagerTactical The copa America should always include USA Mexico and Canada from now on

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@lialiascg What should you do then

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@lialiascg GoLd DiGgEr

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@lialiascg @ojessie__ Hell no

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Jessica Alba at age 45 still looks 25

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Jessica Alba attended the Turkey vs. United States match alongside her daughters. 😍🇹🇷🇺🇸

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The bond endured through memory and deep respect. Maradona remained a fierce defender of Messi’s name through the long years of Argentine heartbreak. He passed away on 25 November 2020.

Then came the long-awaited breakthrough: Copa América 2021, the crowning glory of the 2022 World Cup, and a second Copa América in 2024. Scaloni — the same teammate who once embraced the young substitute — stepped up as coach, building a team around Messi’s genius and delivering the major titles Argentina had craved for decades. For many, the 2022 World Cup victory was the defining moment that cemented him as the greatest of all time; for others, it simply confirmed what they had always believed.

From prodigy to supreme master of the beautiful game, the circle closed with quiet, majestic poetry. One can imagine Maradona’s spirit looking on with a smile.
A story not of flawless triumph, but of enduring beauty shaped by struggle, doubt, and triumphant vindication.

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In the golden summer of 2006, an 18-year-old Lionel Messi first graced the grand stage of the World Cup.

Stepping onto the pitch as a substitute against Serbia & Montenegro, he ignited the night within minutes — scoring a majestic goal, delivering a sublime assist, and announcing the arrival of a once-in-a-generation prodigy. In the stands, Diego Maradona rose in unrestrained ecstasy, arms outstretched to the heavens in pure recognition. On the field, teammate Lionel Scaloni enveloped him in an embrace heavy with destiny.

Thus began the immortal legend. 🇦🇷

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Yet even titans walk shadowed paths. In 2010, Diego took the helm as Argentina’s coach at the World Cup — a passionate but turbulent reign defined by raw fire and inexperience, ending in heartbreak and early departure. Public thunder followed: pointed questions of leadership, of nerves under cosmic pressure, of whether the quiet maestro could bear a nation’s eternal longing. For a time, distance clouded their bond.

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The omens had already announced themselves even earlier. At Newell’s Old Boys, he stood as the radiant heart of La Máquina del ’87 — “The Machine of ’87,” the legendary youth ensemble of players born in 1987 that remained undefeated for three extraordinary years across Argentina’s fiercely competitive youth leagues in seven-a-side “baby football.” They forged a symphony of dominance so absolute, so harmonious, and so overwhelming that it bordered on the mythical — an unstoppable collective powered by one small, unstoppable genius who elevated every encounter into something eternal.

In this boy, Maradona beheld his own reflection. He proclaimed him successor, speaking of shared divine genius and an unbreakable destiny.

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Messi was no mere talent — he was a phenomenon forged by the gods of the game. From his earliest days he was known as La Pulga Atómica — the Atomic Flea — a name of exquisite poetry that captured his transcendent essence: a diminutive frame concealing cataclysmic explosive power, capable of unleashing devastating storms of brilliance against giants.

Fresh from conquering the 2005 U-20 World Cup as its undisputed master and already illuminating the heavens at Barcelona, his artistry fused celestial balance, prophetic vision, and lethal finishing far beyond his tender years. At 18, he moved as though he had glimpsed eternity within the game itself. That fateful night in Germany, the prodigy did not simply appear — he reshaped football’s very soul.

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@Jason It should be close to free

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@T030541 @honeyNonABG Yeah you might be right in perhaps they are at the upper limit of that scale

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@BigImpactHumans @MichelleSp86277 That’s why you’re a lil human making a big impact

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@Bushra1Shaikh Her catching a body would infer she murdered someone

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@DearS_o_n Boredom

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@NativeTAgency Yeah sure 👍

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🇨🇦 UNREAL SCENES IN VANCOUVER BEFORE WORLD CUP MATCH AGAINST SWITZERLAND

CANADA IS A SOCCER COUNTRY 🇨🇦

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🚨🗣️ Mario Balotelli is asked to choose between MESSI and CRISTIANO

“Messi is different 💀

We won, I think 2-1 or 2-0 against Barca in Milan, then we had to go to Barcelona. We planned the entire week on how to stop Messi, and after about three minutes from the start of the match, the score was 2-0, two goals from Messi. The match ended 4-0, the planning the whole week was pointless. A waste of time. We got to the stadium and say: Come on, we can do this. We're Milan, we're up 2-0. Then after three minutes it becomes 2-0 for Messi because of two goals. This is unreal!

At that time, when Messi was between 17 and 30 years old, if he decided to change any match, you can't do anything, you can't do anything."

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@iamlauwolff People need to show more grace. Most jobs are not enjoyable

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👀 Is this statue of Messi the ugliest statue of all time? 🇦🇷 🐐

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Argentina unveils giant Lionel Messi statue in Patagonia during World Cup

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@ImperiumFirst Jake Shields spelled Yale with a 6