Lanto78

Montréal 🇨🇦 est mon terrain de jeu. La France 🇫🇷 m'a élevé. Madagascar 🇲🇬 sera mon repos éternel.

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@EltoMok Pauvre petit. Ses oreilles seront déjà abîmées pour toujours.

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@WeedyAlex Ouais le problème avec Kvara c'est que hormis le gardien qui est doublure à Liverpool et lui, le reste c'est Dinamo Tbilissi, FC Metz et ASSE... Pas de quoi rêver.

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@FabriceHawkins Allez Bradley c'est ton tour maintenant.

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@WinamaxFC 😂😂

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@untrucdefoot Rai et Pauleta ils peuvent se promener à Marseille sans problème. Tellement ils ont la classe.

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@guybolt2 Tout ça pour entendre "pouarf con" 😂

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@AlexDS78 Sans vitesse, la maîtrise n'est rien.

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@AlexDS78 Franchement quand on voit comment Éric Roy de Brest est arrivé à revenir aux affaires après une si longue ellipse, je pense que Mourinho peut très bien réussir à relancer la machine Real Madrid. Politique comme il est, il a tout pour se relancer.

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@guybolt2 Celui qui aurait dû arriver depuis une heure un quart ? 😁

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@guybolt2 😂😂

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@AlexDS78 De toute façon, c'est pas compliqué. Sans Yamal ni Williams il n'y a personne pour exploser sur un côté. Et ça finira comme quand Luis Enrique était sélectionneur. De la possession mais stérile.

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@bastienpyz Je le trouve meilleur dans l'After en debrief.

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Pas d'accord sur tout ce qu'il dit, mais il y a quand même de vraies questions à se poser sur la manière de percevoir ce phénomène.

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🚨🗣️New: Rafael van der Vaart reacts to Morocco becoming the first national team ever to field a starting XI made up entirely of players born outside the country in their match against Brazil:

“First of all, congratulations to Morocco on the result yesterday — holding Brazil to a draw in the World Cup is no small achievement, and they played with real organisation and intensity. But let’s be honest about what we’re seeing here. This was history of a different kind: the first national team in World Cup history to start with 11 players all born abroad. Every single one of them.

I respect the Atlas Lions’ success, especially that incredible run in 2022. Moroccan fans have every right to be proud. But you have to ask the question: how much of that pride is built on genuine homegrown development versus a very effective passport strategy? These lads were born and mostly raised in Europe — France, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Canada. They grew up speaking French or Dutch at home, went through the academies there, and now suddenly pull on the Moroccan shirt when the opportunity arises.
It’s not about the players individually — many of them are talented. But as a football man, I look at it and think: this isn’t a national team in the traditional sense. It’s more like a very well-assembled diaspora selection. Morocco didn’t qualify or build this on the merit of their domestic league alone; the Botola Pro isn’t producing starters at this level. Instead, they’re harvesting talent that didn’t quite break through in the bigger European systems. Call it what you want — smart recruitment, dual nationality rules, whatever — but it feels like a passport factory at times.

Compare that to Senegal, Nigeria, or Cameroon, who consistently develop their own players from the grassroots. Even Algeria has done better at nurturing homegrown talent in recent years. Morocco’s golden generation? A lot of it was made in French youth systems, polished in European clubs, and assembled in Rabat. The Atlas Lions? More like the European Lions with Moroccan heritage and better celebrations.
I’m not saying it’s against the rules — football has evolved. But when you field a starting XI where not one player was born in the country they represent, you invite these questions about identity and loyalty. These guys chose Morocco because it gave them the platform their birth countries didn’t. Fair enough for them, but for the fans waving the flag and celebrating ‘national’ success… it rings a bit hollow, doesn’t it?
Proud of the diaspora contribution? Absolutely. Pretending it’s pure Moroccan football development? That’s where I have my doubts.”

— Ziggo Sport/ YT

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@MattWallace888 Memphis la vérité, tu m'as trop déçu.

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@Abdel_hamed6 @ldvcssx Son entourage ne sait pas que son capitaine de sélection joue au psg ?

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@RentonDead @luiscamposFoot Si jamais on change de style de jeu et qu'on joue les transitions rapides à fond, on forme un trio Bouaddi, Zaïre Emery et Neves. Ce serait incroyable.

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@TFT_Morocco Tu n'étais pas encore redescendu... 😂😂 Je te comprends. C'était une super première mi-temps.