There were ZERO shooting in the Qatar World Cup.
There were ZERO women harassed in the Qatar World Cup.
There were ZERO racial incidents in the Qatar World Cup.
Despite all that, everyone including the German team was protesting.
Where are all those voices now???
giving the world cup to the usa was a stupid decision.
this tournament was supposed to bring the world together. instead weโre talking about shootings, visa issues, travel restrictions and whether fans from certain countries will even be able to attend
Whole stadium started screaming when the camera showed him๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ dawg heโs got more motion than the entire Brazil squad put together Iโm dead
๐จ๐ฃ๏ธ ๐ก๐๐ช: Virgil van Dijk opens up about his mental struggles this year:
"Mentally wise, it's been very difficult this year, from the moment I got the phone call regarding Diogo Jota until the final game."
"During this year, we have never had a real moment where we could process everything. Or to even think about it. We still have to do this, I think it will come after the World Cup."
"Look, I don't want people to think that I am being pathetic right now. But it's been an extremely heavy year."
This is how zionists and zionist supporters should keep getting treated in public btw. Because normalizing zionism is part of the propaganda, he should not be able to work in Europe ever again.
This โnaturally giftedโ narrative is one of the most misleading takes in football.
When someone reaches a level that seems impossible, people suddenly act as if talent alone explains everything. Cristiano Ronaldo did not win five Ballon dโOr awards and score over 950 goals just because he worked hard. If hard work alone was enough, football would be full of players with those numbers.
What separates the truly great is the combination of elite talent and an elite work ethic. Ronaldo is not proof that hard work beats talent. He is proof of what happens when extraordinary talent meets extraordinary dedication.
People need to stop using Lionel Messi as the example of someone who succeeded purely because of natural talent. Messiโs genius is obvious, but talent alone does not sustain excellence for two decades, win multiple Ballon dโOr awards, or keep a player at the very top of the game year after year. That level of consistency demands sacrifice, professionalism, and an obsession with improvement. We've seen talented players waste away and never attain this height because they lack the consistency and hard work to replicate such heights.
Sometimes the simplest explanation is the correct one. Messi is one of the most naturally gifted footballers ever, but he is also one of the hardest working. The idea that he simply relied on talent while others relied on effort is a lazy and inaccurate way of looking at greatness. The greatest players combine both at a level most people cannot comprehend.