@Parm1cz@infotbal Kluby takhle nakupují běžně a účetnictví ti zjevně nic moc neříká. Prodávající opravdu nemusí čekat než mu fyzicky dojdou všechny splátky…
@VlnkaVlnka@Fanaticky_tisek Ano i tohle je problem, ale argument ze to delaji vsichni nestaci. Pri nakupu vstupenky se zavazuju urcitym obchodnim podminkam. Pohybuji se v sede zone s prekupnictvim.
Chtěl bych ti poděkovat, za to, že si mi dopřál možnost cítit, asi naposledy v životě, pravou dětskou radost. Celý můj život neexistoval fotbal bez Messiho. Po finále mundialu ve mě část sebe samého umřela, nikdy to už nebude stejné. Cítím vděčnost, oddanost, ale taky prázdnotu.
🚨 Leo Messi: “I’ve been preparing for this World Cup for almost a year.
"I spent December in Argentina, training morning and afternoon, because I knew I was going to give everything to arrive in the best possible shape.”
The more I think about it, the more astonished I am by what Messi has produced at this World Cup.
Forget the fact that he’s going toe to toe with Mbappe again, at 39, which is already unprecedented beyond belief. I urge you to actually consider the context of the teams.
Mbappe plays for arguably the most formidable attacking side since OG Brazil, with two genuine Ballon d’Or level players alongside. Argentina, meanwhile, are more reliant on Messi than ever.
I mean, seriously, Julian scoring that worldie last night was probably the first time an Argentine attacker bar Messi has actually produced a moment of brilliance all competition. Now compare that to France’s dynamics…
The point of this isn’t to dimish Mbappe, he’s probably the most inevitable WC player I’ve ever witnessed, but what Messi has managed to produce at this World Cup is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever experienced in all of sport.
“Egypt got robbed.”
“Egypt deserved a penalty.”
“The World Cup is rigged for Argentina.”
“That was a foul on Salah.”
“Infantino is a Messi fan.”
We’re enjoying the tears. Cry more.