@EsuyieV@damilareajao571@GBarca_ You’re really dumb man. Incredible. I which social networks would cease to exist so I don’t get to see stupid opinions like yours. Finishing second in the world, ahead of England and France, with the highest rating of the competition, at 39, is by no mean humiliating.
The only piece worth reading about Messi and Argentina right now. From the start, the hate campaign felt inorganic—and this exposes why. The implications are frightening, reaching far beyond one athlete, into how narratives are manufactured and public opinion weaponized.
@EmarkoAFC@nickASUlegundo@therosieum@nypost 💯. The hate Speed got from Argentinian was totally justified and I enjoyed every second of it. And no, it had nothing to do with racism. It’s just that he’s an idiot running his mouth.
@Colt711@dntgobrok@sozirv England didn’t do that no. Actually you can see that after the first 25-30 minutes momentum slowly but surely tilted towards Argentina. Well before England scored. Argentina had no pace yesterday - maybe playing catch-up and prolongation in all those games took all their energy
@Straut1337@Juniorshabad@HITCSevens The first one was very soft, come on. For waiving his hand?!? In any case, Spain deserved the win, not arguing with that. Still a very very soft yellow, he didn’t say anything.
@coach_kevin_m@dnleslie I agree. I couldn’t watch the game live, but when my wife texted me that it was a foul contest in 1st half, I told her “then England will lose”: play it like a Copa is in Argentina’s favour.
I’d argue the Enzo goal broke England, they looked defeated on the pitch.
@dnleslie@coach_kevin_m Just look how Argentina defended at the end. Still players up the pitch, still pressure put on the back line. And England barely got close to the box in that time.
I think it was a mistake from England to drop so low, but also felt Arg. were getting momentum from 1st break
@federicovidalz@GeorgesLaraque Under mistaken identity they can only reassign the offense, so the yellow for Paredes had to be given to the Swiss player. The dive itself isn’t necessarily a yellow. It is here because of the mistaken identity rule. Not a smart play from the Swiss player since already booked
@GeorgesLaraque VAR reviewed the yellow card on Paredes for mistaken identity rule. They saw the Swiss player dived. There was no contact at all from Paredes. Under that rule the ref can reassign the card but not take it off. Reassigned to Swiss because of simulation.
@Pat_Baloney@Doggie_Norm Ils n’ont pas d’influence sur le jeu. Le hors jeu au soccer est une règle compliquée. Il y aurait eu hors jeu si l’un d’eux avait dévier le ballon ou encore interferé avec le travail du gardien (même s’il ne touche pas le ballon, il aurait eu influence directe)
@Salt_Canna@blakeykeenan@talkSPORT Playmaker award. More dribble. More golden boots. More goals in Europe top 5. More goals per game. More non-penalty goals. More free kick…in about 150 games less. Just the style of play…completely different. Messi better by a wide margin