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The Try Guy @imtryingbruh

almost 3 years ago

@CFC_Janty THE GREATEST MANAGER OF ALL TIME IS SOMEONE TRULY SPECIAL 😉

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The Try Guy @imtryingbruh

almost 3 years ago

@footballtweet No wayyy this is in order!!! Xavi 6th!!? Tell me you don't watch football 😭

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CHAMPION D’EUROPE ❤️💙🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩 @OppaiPriv

almost 3 years ago

Yessir, talent and vibes alone can keep you at a World Class level at 31 after over a decade of raining fouls and injuries Tooooottally not the hours and hours of hard work he constantly puts in recovery, no sir!

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Ney

@Neycromancer

almost 3 years ago

Neymar carried so hard in that UCL run lol. Not a single average performance, just masterclasses.

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Piers Morgan

@piersmorgan

almost 3 years ago · Manhattan

It’s time to call trans women athletes competing in women’s sport what they are: cheats. Like illegal drug dopers, they know they have an unfair advantage over their opponents, but don’t care. In fact, they’re proud of it.

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Troll Football

@TrollFootball

almost 3 years ago

Chelsea's new logo

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Ginga Bonito 🇧🇷

@GingaBonitoHub

almost 3 years ago

COPA90 wrote the BEST piece you will EVER read about Neymar: “No arbitrary debates about what he "should" have achieved can ever take away what Neymar means to the game. He inspired a generation to see football not just as a matter of wins and losses but as an art form. The seat next to Ronaldinho is taken. And it's the boy from Mogi das Cruzes who occupies it. Football-mad teenagers the world over stayed up on shoddy Brazilian streams just for the boy with the Mohawk and the nasal strips. And for those who needed to sleep, the next day YouTube compilations made sure that everyone knew exactly what audacious skill he pulled off the night before. While others left Brazil early, hellbent on proving themselves in the European game. Neymar seemed to understand more than most that it isn't really about how where you play the game that attracts an audience. It's about how you play it. The very embodiment of Joga Bonito. His game so beautiful that the only way to combat it was through brute force. While some hold his injury record against him, watch back any of the horror tackles he used to receive routinely and it starts to make more sense. The violence that his artistry inspired ultimately became his downfall. An irony so bittersweet that it could only be devised by the football gods. In any other era, he'd have a Ballon d'Or. But is it really such a big deal that he doesn't? A Champions League trophy, Puskás Award, Copa Libertadores, and ten league titles is a career that most can only dream of. And with Pele's record for Brazil only a goal away from being his, his importance to A Seleção Canarinha will soon be a matter of historical record. No matter what the naysayers have to say about it. In an age when players are increasingly becoming robotic, we seem to forget that we've been graced with a genius whose talents could never be boiled down to numbers. A career that should be celebrated, not put under a microscope. You can debate as much as you like. But don't let the discourse keep you from enjoying Neymar. For all his talents and all his faults. Because when it's over, there won't be anyone like him again.” Incredible piece 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

GingaBonitoHub's tweet photo. COPA90 wrote the BEST piece you will EVER read about Neymar:

“No arbitrary debates about what he "should" have achieved can ever take away what Neymar means to the game. He inspired a generation to see football not just as a matter of wins and losses but as an art form. The seat next to Ronaldinho is taken. And it's the boy from Mogi das Cruzes who occupies it.

Football-mad teenagers the world over stayed up on shoddy Brazilian streams just for the boy with the Mohawk and the nasal strips. And for those who needed to sleep, the next day YouTube compilations made sure that everyone knew exactly what audacious skill he pulled off the night before.

While others left Brazil early, hellbent on proving themselves in the European game. Neymar seemed to understand more than most that it isn't really about how where you play the game that attracts an audience. It's about how you play it.

The very embodiment of Joga Bonito. His game so beautiful that the only way to combat it was through brute force. While some hold his injury record against him, watch back any of the horror tackles he used to receive routinely and it starts to make more sense. The violence that his artistry inspired ultimately became his downfall. An irony so bittersweet that it could only be devised by the football gods.

In any other era, he'd have a Ballon d'Or. But is it really such a big deal that he doesn't? A Champions League trophy, Puskás Award, Copa Libertadores, and ten league titles is a career that most can only dream of. And with Pele's record for Brazil only a goal away from being his, his importance to A Seleção Canarinha will soon be a matter of historical record. No matter what the naysayers have to say about it.

In an age when players are increasingly becoming robotic, we seem to forget that we've been graced with a genius whose talents could never be boiled down to numbers. A career that should be celebrated, not put under a microscope.

You can debate as much as you like. But don't let the discourse keep you from enjoying Neymar. For all his talents and all his faults. Because when it's over, there won't be anyone like him again.”

Incredible piece 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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The Try Guy @imtryingbruh

almost 3 years ago

@Ligue1_ENG @PSG_English @PSG_inside @FrenchTeam @equipedefrance No Neymar no Messi... who cares bout Ligue 1 and it's poster boy 🐍 Deep down everyone knows... If u just think clearly the Saudi League is a better league than Ligue 1 Ligue 1 is a one horse race... It's Mbappé vs... Vs who exactly? Lacazette lol? or some other random NPCs

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The Try Guy @imtryingbruh

almost 3 years ago

@PSGINT_ Honestly... If Neymar was 100% fit... Doesn't matter who the team was built around... PSG would have already won a UCL... that's basically it!

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