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[Thien @leon7ivel]

@idoxvi In the 2nd-half of the season, it was deployed as 4-2-2-2 in-game. It worked because Jude and Fede were Rolls-Royces who could cover huge spaces.

The upside was more support on the flanks, the downside was Bellingham's G/A stats going down.

Also proves how selfless Jude is.

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@NoodleHairCR7 cristiano forever

[Thien @leon7ivel]

this is exactly what pure intimacy is; “brushing your teeth while the other shits” is just gross

[palo @palodelogu]

este video me pone de pésimo humor pq es lo q la gente q jamas tuvo pareja piensa q es la intimidad

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@THEOGWHITEMAMBA god forbids a woman wearing white skirts and holding her shoes

woke is retarded

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@killeures @lesseracule turing his tenure won TWICE as many UCLs as that sad ass club

[Deleplenty @horladiplenty85]

"GOAT DEBATE SETTLED"

Coming from a player whose entire career was carried by Negreira and Infantino

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@Uodinas never recovered from that hat-trick

[CR7STIANISMO🇪🇸🇵🇹 @Cr7stianismo_]

-La Copa América era cada 4 años y Messi no ganaba ninguna

-Entre 2015 y 2024 se jugaron 5 ediciones de la Copa América en 10 años

-El 21 de julio de 2026 Messi escribe la carta de retirada

-En agosto la Copa América anuncia que vuelve a ser cada 4 años

[Cobra @Valenh_07]

Te fuiste y tú última imagen representa toda tu trayectoria, un cagon que dependió siempre de los arbitros

[UnitedAJ 🇾🇪 @UnitedAJ]

Happy 2nd retirement to the 2nd best player of all time

[Soloball🇵🇹 @OginiSolomon]

Luis Suárez spent six full seasons at Barcelona during his prime, playing alongside prime Messi, arguably the greatest creator of all time.

Yet he scored just 25 Champions League goals during that period, while Messi scored 48. And Messi directly assisted only 5 of Suárez's 25 UCL goals.

Now compare that to Benzema, who spent nine seasons with Ronaldo at Real Madrid. Benzema scored 43 Champions League goals while Ronaldo scored an absurd 105.

Yet the narrative is that Ronaldo held his teammates back from shining, while Messi was the ultimate team player who made everyone around him better.

Suárez is one of the greatest strikers of his generation, but even he struggled to consistently produce at his level in the Champions League while playing alongside the supposedly “selfless” Messi.

The narrative always seems to bend in Messi's favour while finding a way to discredit Ronaldo.

[Ororo😎 @McFlybowy]

The greatest thing that happened to Ronaldo in his first stint at Man United will always be what happened after the 2006 World Cup. That’s the most Ronaldo thing ever.

The whole English media was against him. 19 away grounds booing him, because of the Rooney red-card incident. There was even a genuine feeling that he might not want to return to England.

Imagine being 21 years old, coming back into a country where you have suddenly become public enemy number one, knowing that almost every away ground is going to be hostile to you.

That moment would have broken so many young players.

But Ronaldo came back and did the exact opposite.

He turned all that hatred into fuel.

In 2006/07, he scored 17 Premier League goals in 34 games, helped Manchester United win their first league title in four years, and then won both the PFA Players’ Player of the Year and PFA Young Player of the Year. He also won the FWA Footballer of the Year.

He didn’t just survive the backlash. He became the best player in the league while dealing with it.

That season was the psychological turning point. Before the World Cup, Ronaldo was a talented winger who could dribble past anybody but was still inconsistent, still learning how to dominate games. After the World Cup, something changed.

He became obsessed with proving people wrong.

Then look at what happened immediately after.

2006/07 — 17 league goals, Premier League title, PFA Player of the Year.

2007/08 — 31 Premier League goals, Golden Boot, Premier League title, Champions League, Champions League top scorer, PFA Player of the Year again, and eventually the Ballon d’Or. He went from just 18 league goals combined in his first three seasons to 66 in the next three.

That is not a normal development.

The boy who came back to England as the most hated footballer in the country became, within two years, the best footballer in the world.

The mentality? That was built at Manchester United.

2006 was when Ronaldo learned that pressure, criticism, hatred and humiliation could actually become fuel. From that point, whenever people told him he couldn’t do something, his natural response was to become obsessed with doing exactly that.

That is probably the most important part of Ronaldo’s story.

He didn’t just develop his football.

He developed an ability to respond.

And honestly, that is where the Ronaldo we eventually came to know was born.

The Greatest of all time.

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@VenturaBlock @ESnomanu modric declined first post 2018, making the entire midfield less effective: kroos was neither a ball carrier nor a runner; those were things that got worse with Modric’s aging

tchouameni builds up better than casemiro. fede runs and carries -> kroos looked much better from 22-24

[Thien @leon7ivel]

@jonahcelona barshitlona fans talm bout “propaganda”

[LY! @lyiit7]

العالم بدت اخيرا الان تستوعب ان ميسي ثغره دفاعيه لاي منظومه يلعب معها وشكلهم مايدرون عن الكوارث والاهداف الي تسبب فيها مع برشلونة طوال 17 سنه

وللتنويه بس المقطع 80% منه مباريات كبرى ومباريات اقصائيه مهمه

[ُ @Asensii20]

I’m crying they made Messi recreate the “absolute cinema” meme thinking he’d win the World Cup 😭😭😭

[El Inmortal 🇪🇸 @ElInmortal____]

El Mundial abrió los ojos al mundo.

Se acabó el debate.

[Goldstein Records @GoldsteinRecs]

Argentina's 2026 World Cup - THE FULL MOVIE

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

Uma vitória de milhões!

[UEFA Cristiano League @UCR7L]

Messi's legacy: