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[El Pelado De La TV @peladodelatv]

¿Cómo explicarle a un pibe en 2050 que este video no fue generado por IA?

[sara @sglezzzz]

Hay gente que lleva más de dos décadas esperando a que Messi deje de ser Messi. Debe ser muy duro mamar tanto.

[Araujismo @Araujismooo]

La Tierra tiene 4000 millones de años y me tocó vivir en la época de Messi

[Juanca @Nanosecso]

Peña asustada con estas declaraciones.

Que queréis que diga que son mejores que nosotros y que nos van a pasar por encima? Aún habiéndole ganado los dos últimos años.

Cagones. Lamine en mi equipo.

[Alberto Rodriguez @alberto_rod6]

Me da la sensación de que el único que ha ido a ganar el Mundial y no a dar una imagen buenecilla es el niñato de 19 años. Y nosotros secundamos a los otros 25 mediocres.

[dioguinho @diogowski]

É até engraçado ver a esposa de messi achando q ama mais ele doq eu kkkkkkk fofa dms

[The Fútbol Zone | FZ @TheFutbolZoneX]

🚨💣 Jamie Carragher blasts Real Madrid's "Barcelona obsession" after Bernardo Silva and Cucurella signings

🗣️: "At some point, people have to stop pretending this is a coincidence. Every time Barcelona identify a player, Real Madrid suddenly become interested too.

Barcelona wanted Bernardo Silva, and now Real Madrid have signed Bernardo Silva. Barcelona looked at Dumfries, and Madrid rushed to give a 30-year-old a long-term contract. Hansi Flick reportedly prefers Gvardiol, and suddenly Madrid are pushing for Gvardiol. Barcelona worked on Julian Alvarez, and Madrid responded with a ridiculous €150 million bid that they made sure the whole world knew about. Now Marc Cucurella has become another target the moment Barcelona showed interest.

This is not strategy; this is obsession.

The biggest clubs create their own path. They don't spend every summer looking over their shoulder to see what their rivals are doing. If your transfer policy is 'Whatever Barcelona want, we want too,' then maybe you don't have a real project at all.

I have seen rivalries all my life, but this goes beyond rivalry. It feels like some people in Madrid are more concerned about blocking Barcelona than building Real Madrid.

When a club starts defining itself through its rival, it has already forgotten what made it great in the first place."

[El Mono Bostero @vagoybostero]

"Hacelos reir ahi arriba". La ptm🥲

[Tage @Tagelca]

Me jode muchísimo que sean peores que un tumor de páncreas, porque iría con ellos a muerte en el Mundial

[Rеvеn @RevenRV]

Qué hace Gavi dándole like al 3-0 del Sabadell al Madrid Castilla?

Es el mayor anti madridista del globo, imagina no amarlo 😭😭😭

[Mancuer @Mancuer91]

Es lo más ridículo que ha hecho el Atlético de Madrid.
El Barça no ha puesto nada en sus redes, se ha limitado a hacer una oferta de 100 putos kilos intentando hacer un fichaje como cualquier club, la prensa se hizo eco como con otros clubes, y esta gente responden así?
Me mofo

[Alba @SrtaLexus23]

No me imagino a Font así. Ni a Florentino. Siempre a favor de un presidente tribunero.

[Esther Sanz 🤜🏻🦀🤛🏻 @_esthersanz]

Se me muere mi hijo por la riada, voy a pedir explicaciones al Presidente de la comunidad y me dice que saque más al perro y como que hay Dios, Sol y Luna, ese tío se queda sin ojos.

[Heretics Abby 🎀⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚ @abbyiimu]

deberían rastrear la IP de cualquiera que consuma este contenido y arrestarlos directamente

[Stop That Messi @stopthatmessiii]

Lewandowski emotional as he comes off 😭❤️

[Movistar Plus Deportes @MPlusDeportes]

Las lágrimas de 𝑹𝒐𝒃𝒆𝒓𝒕 𝑳𝒆𝒘𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒔𝒌𝒊.

👏 En pie todo el 𝑪𝒂𝒎𝒑 𝑵𝒐𝒖 para despedir al delantero polaco.

#LALIGAEASPORTS #LaCasaDelFútbol

[Martín @MartinMinan_]

🇵🇱💙❤️El discurso de despedida de ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI:

“Bona nit culers. Muchas gracias por venir hoy.

Para mí, es un día muy emocionante y muy difícil. Cuando llegué a Barcelona, sabía que este club era grande, pero por vuestro cariño ha sido increíble.

Desde el primer día, en Barcelona y también en este campo, me sentí como en casa. Nunca olvidaré cuando cantabais mi nombre.

Me gustaría decir gracias a mis compañeros, a los entrenadores y a todos los que trabajan en este club. Ha sido un honor jugar en este club.

Hemos vivido grandes momentos en estos cuatro años. Me siento muy orgulloso por todo lo que he hecho y hemos hecho juntos.

Hoy, me despido de este estadio, pero siempre llevaré al Barcelona en mi corazón. Muchas gracias a vosotros afición.

Una vez culé, siempre culé. Visca el Barça y Visca Catalunya.” #FCB 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🎙️Gerard Pique on Florentino Perez interview after his comments on Barcelona yesterday:

“Florentino Perez speaking about ‘corruption’ and acting like Real Madrid are some innocent victims of football politics is genuinely one of the greatest comedy acts in football history.

For decades, Madrid built an entire culture around pressure, pressure on referees, pressure from the media, pressure from the institutions, pressure from the Bernabéu atmosphere itself. But now that Barcelona embarrassed them for an entire generation, suddenly Pérez wants the world to believe Madrid were oppressed? Nobody buys that outside Madrid TV.

The reality Madrid fans hate hearing is simple: during Barça’s greatest era, there was no conspiracy needed. The difference was football quality, intelligence, identity and mentality. While Madrid were obsessed with galácticos and PR, Barça built a football philosophy the entire world admired. Kids everywhere copied Barça. Coaches everywhere studied Barça. Nobody was studying Mourinho parking the bus and crying in press conferences.

And let’s stop pretending the Negreira story changes what happened on the pitch. Did Negreira make Messi destroy Madrid 5-0 at Camp Nou? Did Negreira make Madrid players chase shadows under Pep Guardiola? Did Negreira force Sergio Ramos and Pepe to kick instead of defend because they couldn’t stop us technically?

Perez keeps talking about history because modern football hurts him. Every time Barcelona rises again, Madrid immediately starts another political campaign. It’s always referees, UEFA, Tebas, conspiracies… everything except accepting that Barça’s football at its peak made Madrid look ordinary.

And honestly, Madrid fans should be careful before opening conversations about influence and power in football. Real Madrid acting like outsiders is ridiculous. The biggest institutions, the biggest media pressure, the biggest political connections in Spanish football for decades… and now suddenly they want sympathy? Please.

The funniest part is Pérez counting European Cups from the 1950s every time Barça wins a new generation of fans. Football evolved. The world remembers greatness they actually watched live. They remember Ronaldinho getting standing ovations at the Bernabéu. They remember Messi humiliating Madrid repeatedly. They remember Guardiola changing football forever while Madrid spent years desperately trying to stop him.

Madrid don’t really hate Barcelona because of Negreira. They hate Barcelona because Barça became the face of football excellence in the modern era and deep down, that still burns them.”

[Som I Serem FCB @Somhiseremfcb]

Los MVP