Leo Morsella

Cocinero. Consultor. Empresario gastronomico. Padre. Abuelo.
Cuervo de Alma

[Cuervacho @cuervacho]

🔵🔴 Tercer Tiempo

Esperé que @MarceCulotta pidiera disculpas por haber logrado lo imposible: terminar de destruir lo que ya estaba destruido. Cuando el periodista le preguntó si no estaba arrepentido por haber echado a Álvarez, dijo que no hablaba de técnicos anteriores. Y no pidió disculpas, al contrario, confirmó que la destrucción se prolongará durante el 2027. Lo único bueno es que ya no habrá nada por destruir, por más que lo intente.

Esperé que el técnico de Barracas Central pidiese disculpas en la conferencia de prensa. No tuve suerte. Felicitó a Platense, como antes felicitó a Vélez y antes a Defensa y antes a Boca y …. me cansé de escuchar felicitaciones al rival y de mear y de descansar a los jugadores nuestros, que enciman le piden disculpas.

Hasta me da bronca el silencio con vergüenza de la “Cofradía de Adoradores del Sanlorencismo”, porque ellos no tenían la culpa, tenían fe. Y aunque piensen diferente son tan hinchas de #SanLorenzo, como vos y como yo.

Y los hinchas también tenemos nuestra parte de culpa. Porque la miseria se derrama: de arriba hacia abajo. Y sin embargo nosotros cortamos el hilo por lo más delgado: Los jugadores. Entre los que estaban Teo, Gulli, Peruggini, Blanco, Ladstatter. Ellos se comieron las putadas, mientras el soberbio técnico de Barracas Central se iba farmeando aura a la conferencia de prensa y de ahí a su casa, seguramente a preparar el equipaje para volver con su familia a Miami, el lugar del que nunca tendría que haber vuelto.

Y mientras Peruggini le va a ocultar a sus hijos que cuando debutó en el Gasómetro, lo cagaron a puteadas, @MarceCulotta va a desparecer de las redes, de esas redes que inundó de consejos de cómo sanear a #SanLorenzo, ¿o habrá querido decir carnear?

Y para colmo de males, para demostrar que estamos meados por elefantes: Viene el Papa…¡y no es Francisco!
Pero si le tiras unos mangos a la Butteler, van y lo alientan como si fuera Bergoglio, porque para ellos: “Vamos San Lorenzo que todo está bien….”

“Bienaventurados los que estamos en el fondo del pozo, porque ya no se puede ir más abajo”

¿O todavía se puede seguir bajando?

[German Krivocapich @Gkrivo]

📻 Esta semana estuve en @radioculturaba conversando sobre el plan de alivio fiscal que venimos poniendo en marcha desde 2024 y las iniciativas que estamos proyectando para 2027.

Seguimos trabajando para acompañar a la clase media, con medidas para aliviar la carga tributaria

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

Acá el resultado de ser obsecuente de #chiquitas... nada es gratis
#Afabostera

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

Hoy en la cancha se enfrentan las diferencias entre tipo de dirigencias, y el resultado está a la vista
Futuro vs vaciamiento
#sanlorenzo
@sanlorenzo
@mundoazulgrana

[TOMISIN🏅 @tomisinfcb]

🚨 David Beckham on Cristiano Ronaldo declaring himself the GOAT:

🗣️Reporter: “David, Cristiano Ronaldo has called himself the greatest footballer of all time, placing himself above Pelé, Maradona and Lionel Messi. What is your reaction?”

🎙️David Beckham:

“Honestly, I can't believe he has said that. I respect Cristiano, and nobody can deny what he has achieved in football, but placing yourself above Pelé, Maradona and Messi as if there is no debate whatsoever? That's a very bold statement.

“Let's be fair. If someone tells me Pelé is the greatest, I can understand the argument. If someone says Maradona is the greatest, I can understand that too. Those two men changed football in their own ways, and comparing players across different generations will always lead to disagreements.

Even if you leave the debate at Pelé and Maradona, it's still arguable. But when you bring Lionel Messi into the conversation, the argument becomes even more difficult to ignore.

“Look at what Messi has done. The goals, the assists, the dribbling, the playmaking, the trophies and the way he controls an entire match. He can score like a striker, create like a midfielder and make defenders look helpless without even needing to score.

And then he won the World Cup. At that point, what more are we supposed to ignore?

“I played alongside Cristiano at Manchester United, so I know how competitive he is. He always wanted to be the best, and that mentality helped him achieve extraordinary things. But sometimes, I think his confidence crosses into arrogance.

“There's a difference between believing you're the greatest and expecting everyone else to agree with you. Football is not a personal award that you give yourself. Your performances, achievements and influence are what build your legacy.

“And that's one of the reasons I wanted Messi at Inter Miami. I wanted a player whose greatness didn't need a long explanation. You watch Messi play for five minutes, and you understand why generations of football fans consider him the best.

“Cristiano has an incredible goalscoring record. His Champions League achievements and longevity deserve enormous respect. But the GOAT debate is about more than goals and individual records.

Messi has the individual brilliance, the collective achievements, the playmaking ability and the World Cup. When you put all those things together, his case becomes incredibly difficult to match.

“So, Cristiano can call himself the GOAT if that's what he believes. That's his right. But he cannot expect the football world to simply accept it because he said it.

Pelé versus Maradona is a debate. Pelé versus Messi is a debate. Maradona versus Messi is a debate. But when you consider everything Messi has accomplished, he makes the argument for anyone else being the undisputed greatest much harder to sustain.

“You don't become the king of football by announcing it. You leave the world with enough evidence to make people call you one.”

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

Capaz que en algun momento se normaliza esto no @Aerolineas_AR ? Ah cierto llueve... se cagan en todo

#aeroparque

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@La10DeSilas Lo único reversible es dejar de pagar el pack fútbol...

[German Krivocapich @Gkrivo]

📻Estuve en @fmmilenium para contar sobre la baja histórica de Patentes que presentó @jorgemacri para el Presupuesto 2027.

✔️ El equilibrio fiscal permite reducir impuestos y generar un alivio concreto para la clase media, en línea con otras medidas que implementamos en AGIP.

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

Nace la nueva #flybondi... bienvenida @VuelaJetSMART
Sos la mejor forma de no extrañar la mediocridad en el aire

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@TodoAzulgrana Estaba farmeando aura el negro... imaginemos a Farias viendo eso

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@soyfedemartinez Es un ex jugador... ni en el senior

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@ImagenesCuervas Repiten el mismo reportaje? Le falta un golpe de horno? O nos toma el pelo?

[𝐉𝐃 @JuannDis]

El video que subió B/R football sobre el retiro de Lionel Messi de la Selección Argentina. Te rompe en pedazos.

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@Argenpoirot 2018. 2018.2018

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@MattWallace888 Wanda?

[DENZO FC @Denzo_R2]

Sir Alex Ferguson on Lionel Messi’s performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

🗣️ “I’ve spent my entire life watching football. I’ve managed against the greatest players, coached some of the best and witnessed generations of talent. But what Lionel Messi is doing at 39 years old is beyond anything I’ve ever seen.”

“Most players at that age are long retired or struggling to keep up with the pace of the modern game. Messi? He’s carrying Argentina to another World Cup final. He isn’t surviving he’s dominating. That’s the difference.”

“People keep asking how he’s still doing it. The answer is simple: his football brain is decades ahead of everyone else. He doesn’t need to outrun you anymore because he’s already seen the next three passes before you’ve taken your first step.”

“Look at this tournament. Every time Argentina needed someone to stand up, Messi answered. When they were under pressure, he demanded the ball. When England thought they had one foot in the final, Messi completely changed the game with two outrageous assists. That’s what greatness looks like.”

“You can organise your defence perfectly, assign two or three players to mark him and spend months analysing every movement he makes. None of it guarantees anything because he only needs one second to destroy ninety minutes of hard work.”

“What amazes me most isn’t the ability it’s the mentality. The bigger the occasion, the calmer he becomes. While everyone else feels the weight of a World Cup, Messi plays as if he was born for these moments. That’s why he keeps breaking hearts and making history.”

“I’ll say something that some people won’t like, but I don’t care. We will never see another footballer like Lionel Messi. When he retires, an era of football retires with him. Players will win Ballons d’Or, score hundreds of goals and lift trophies, but nobody will combine genius, consistency, longevity and humility the way he has.”

“Enjoy every minute he’s still on the pitch, because when Lionel Messi walks away from football, the game will lose a little piece of its soul. There will be great players after him but there will never be another Lionel Messi.

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@RomanKotler Dirigentes hace 20 años

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@177Vleo @SanLorenzo Lo mataron pobrecito

[Leo Morsella @LeoMorsella]

@SanLorenzo Somos el peor club del momento...

[Lucas Beltramo @LucasBeltramo]

Es para llorar, perdónenme.