Karan

Ardent football fan since 2012.
Barcelona, Argentina, Spain. In that order.
Football | Finance | Politics

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[adidas Football @adidasfootball]

IT DOESN’T GET BETTER THAN THIS 🤩

[Sid Lowe @sidlowe]

The other thing this graphic shows is it was actually pretty much Argentina all the time, not just then

[Reshad Rahman @ReshadRahman]

💎 Either Lamine Yamal wins a World Cup at just 19 years old, along with Pedri, Cubarsi

OR

👑 Messi goes back-to-back and wins his 2nd World Cup trophy, cementing his international legacy

One of these two things will happen.

[Premier League Panel @PremLeaguePanel]

Let’s just say though: you can park whatever bus you want, the number of unbelievable passes and crosses that Messi was playing to force the win… He is still the best creator in the world at 39 years old. Which is absolutely ridiculous.

[Swayam @fcbxSwayam]

Am I the only one who thinks fullbacks need upgrading as well if we wanna win the champions league? Kounde doesn’t offer much going forward and is even a defensive liability at times. Cancelo is great going forward but not the best at marking his man.

[daz @MetamateDaz]

ERLING HAALAND REFUSES TO SHOW ANGER WHEN HE IS SUBBED OUT, OUT OF RESPECT FOR HIS TEAMMATES.

"WHEN I SCORE 5 GOALS, I WANT TO SCORE 6 BUT THE GUY THAT COMES IN FOR ME, IT WOULD BE REALLY BE DISRESPECTFUL IF I WOULD BE COME OUT AND BE PISSED OFF FOR HIM COMING IN AND GETTING AN OPPURTUNITY TO DO SOMETHING OR TO PLAY, SO THAT'S THE LAST THING I WOULD BE IS TO SHOW ANYONE THAT I'M PISSED OFF"

[Mumbai Rains @rushikesh_agre_]

1-7 July was a week I'll remember for a long time.

By profession.. I'm an Advocate who specialises in Real Estate.

Weather has always been my passion. But this week both worlds peaked at the same time.

Friday & Saturday were brutal. I had slept for just 50 minutes in an entire 24 hour period, didn't get one full hour. The rest was office work, deal closures, radar monitoring, media calls, forecasts and nonstop updates to family, clients, relatives, friends & on Twitter. Tried catching up on 4-5 hours of sleep the next day after barely sleeping the previous night. Woke up to missed calls and instantly wished I'd been awake to track the situation.

Alarms at 1:30 AM, 3:30 AM and 5:30 AM became routine. I woke up on purpose because it's July anything can happen to Mumbai overnight. There was no schedule. Only responsibility.

Many people see the forecasts. Very few see what happens behind them.

Every monsoon teaches something. This one taught me how much responsibility comes with people's trust.

I don't forecast because it's my profession. I do it because when Mumbai comes to a standstill, someone has to stay awake, track the weather and keep people informed throughout the night.

Back to being a lawyer every morning. Back to being a weatherman every night.

No complaints. Just responsibility.

Thank you to everyone who trusted the updates over the last week.

[(Journo) Xabhi 🔮 @FCB_Xabhi]

I don't know what prompted Messi to make the decision to go to the Right wing after Egypt made it 2-0

It's almost as if he told himself he's going back 11 years.

Once he went to the right wing he started dribbling like he was 27 again. He almost willed himself to become younger

[Kevin Pietersen🦏 @KP24]

Messi is THE guy

[Prasanna @prasannalara]

Don’t compare Lionel Messi with anyone. He is the great , greater and greatest.

[Neal 🇦🇺 @NealGardner_]

One of the greatest games of football I’ve ever watched decided by the greatest footballer the world has ever produced. How fitting.

I ran out of words for Lionel Messi about 15 years ago, everything since is a combination of privilege and utter disbelief.

I’m emotional….

[OGi 🐐 @BCNOgi]

He keeps giving me joy when I don't deserve it. He keeps pulling me out of the depths of hell when I've already accepted my fate.

Grande Leo, may your star shine for all eternity.

[Premier League Panel @PremLeaguePanel]

2nd match in a row where Messi has moved to the right wing to help provide more balance to Argentina’s attack because playing thru the middle wasn’t working. 39 years old and still capable of world class wing play. Just different 🐐

[मुलुंड info @mulund_info]

Shared by a friend from Hiranandani Powai...

[Nishant Kumar @nishkumar1977]

I travel across Europe by trains. People mind their business, read books, or the ones listening to music have their headphones on. Once in a while all you can hear is an infant crying.

I'm right now in a Vande Bharat train. Literally 30% passengers are watching YouTube or insta reels on their speaker phones. Ringtones so loud that even the next coach can hear it. People screaming and not actually talking.

Why can't we a little bit more civic, a bit more civilized. Why can't we understand that somebody's entertainment can be a nuisance for others. Same behaviour we carry abroad and then get called out.

When will we learn????

[nimbus @accio_luck]

people shitting on mumbai saying it's always underwater don't realize it received 300mm of rainfall in 24 hours and it's been raining continuously for the last 4 days...your city wouldn't even exist if it rained that much..blr/hyd are half submerged with <100mm btw.
#MumbaiRains

[BCCI @BCCI]

वंदे मातरम 🇮🇳

[B @utdbrxy]

Cape Verde went to war with Spain, Uruguay and Argentina in their first World Cup. We will make sure history remembers this run

[All About Argentina 🛎🇦🇷 @AlbicelesteTalk]

Enough is enough. We’ve reached a point where it feels like anything people say about Argentina will go viral. No one can convince me that everything I’m seeing isn’t driven, at least in part, by chasing engagement.

It’s somehow Argentina’s fault that a clear penalty wasn’t given to them tonight, but no one wants to talk about that because it doesn’t generate interactions.

It’s Argentina’s fault that Portugal didn’t finish top of their group, and that neither Uruguay nor Spain managed to beat Cape Verde.

It’s Argentina’s fault that people keep spamming Messi’s out-of-context tackle against Algeria, while much harsher challenges have gone unpunished throughout this World Cup.

It’s Argentina’s fault that a Cape Verde player dove when Paredes didn’t even touch him, but that doesn’t fit the narrative people want.

We’ve seen terrible VAR decisions and far more controversial incidents throughout this World Cup, yet they barely get any attention because they don’t involve Argentina.

Everything is Argentina’s fault. I've never seen anything like this.