Mr.TwoTonedLips

6’4, Black, and Handsome

[ᴀʟᴇx @alexfvrrr]

No beef, no hatred, and no desire for revenge. You simply did something that changed the way I see you, and with that came the loss of my respect. I can forgive people for the things they do, but forgiveness doesn’t always mean things go back to the way they were. Some actions permanently change how you look at a person. I have no intention of holding a grudge, but I also won’t pretend that nothing happened.

[Mr.TwoTonedLips @mohammadnigga]

learn to understand when someone is bs’ing you or putting up a facade

[Mr.TwoTonedLips @mohammadnigga]

no need to get into your own head about situations you weren’t wrong in

[Mr.TwoTonedLips @mohammadnigga]

don’t respect people who don’t respect you

[Mr.TwoTonedLips @mohammadnigga]

don’t/stop saving people who’ve disrespected you from situations they’ve created themselves

[Saif @diol2n]

صبي امريكي يدعى زاك (13 عام) منذ صغره كان مهتم بالطباعة ثلاثية الابعاد وتعلمها من مقاطع اليوتوب ثم بدأ في البحث عن طريقة لاستخدام هوايتة في مساعدة الاخرين

عبر منصه على الانترنت وجد طفلة (21 شهر) في حاجة لكرسي للحركة ولم يستطع والداها تحمل تكاليفه. قضى زاك قرابة ال300 ساعه في اجازته الصيفية في صنع الكرسي لها ليكون مناسب لها حتى عمر 8 سنوات حتى انه خصصه بالالوان التي تحبها الطفله

كانت التكلفة الاجمالية حوالي 150 دولار وهي احد اهداف مشروعه في جعل اجهزة الحركة ابسط وارخص في التصنيع

[talkSPORT @talkSPORT]

OPINION: FIFA owes Germany a massive apology after worst decision of 2026 World Cup
https://t.co/XwUYg12mHE

[nurmalso @nurmalsowhynot]

ach das war kein elfer?

[Cassie Camerer @casscam]

@markklfc Even Schmeichel said it was not a foul on the goalkeeper! The Keeper's Union has spoken. Terrible call that cost Germany the match.
Decisions like this just add fuel to the beliefs that sports are completely rigged.

[SethOfficial @UTD_Seth001]

🚨 Thomas Müller on Jonathan Tah’s disallowed goal against Paraguay:

🗣️ “I honestly don’t know what VAR is looking at anymore. What a call is that? The goalkeeper must be the luckiest player on the pitch because, from everything I’ve seen, Germany have scored a perfectly legitimate goal. Jonathan Tah attacked the ball brilliantly, won it fairly and finished with authority. That’s football. That should never have been taken away.”

“We, the Germans, feel used and cheated. This is wrong. This is daylight robbery on the biggest stage in football. If that’s a foul, then football has completely lost its consistency because we’ve seen far stronger challenges allowed all tournament. The referee and VAR have searched for something that simply isn’t there.”

“You work your whole life to play at a World Cup, you fight for every ball, you finally score what could be the winning goal, and then someone sitting in a room hundreds of metres away decides to erase that moment over a decision that millions of people will disagree with. That’s heartbreaking for every player on that pitch.”

“I can accept losing to the better team. I can accept missing chances. But I cannot accept having a perfectly good goal taken away because of an interpretation that nobody understands. Germany deserve better than this, and football deserves better than this. Right now, it feels like we’ve been punished by technology instead of protected by it.”

{@talkSPORT }

[SethOfficial @UTD_Seth001]

🚨 Bastian Schweinsteiger on Jonathan Tah missing his penalty for Germany against Paraguay:

🗣️ “I honestly think that disallowed goal never left Jonathan Tah’s mind. Imagine believing you’ve scored the goal that sends your country through, celebrating with your teammates, and then having it taken away by VAR. Moments like that stay with you.”

“When he walked up to take that penalty, I don’t think he was completely free mentally. People will ask why he missed such a huge penalty, but football is psychological as much as it is technical. I genuinely believe that first goal being ruled out affected him. It would affect almost any player.”

“I won’t point the finger at Jonathan Tah because penalties are taken by brave players, not cowards. He had the courage to step forward when others could have hidden. But I can’t stop thinking that if that first goal had stood, Germany wouldn’t even have been in a penalty shootout. Football can be unbelievably cruel, and tonight Jonathan Tah suffered the harshest side of it.”

{@Sports }

[Lemon @Lemonbryz]

🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Germany’s Tah disallowed goal against Paraguay after the VAR review:

“Listen, that decision is a joke. Absolute joke. Tah wins the header clean, it’s a good goal, and they go to VAR and chalk it off for a soft touch on the keeper? In a World Cup knockout match? It’s unbelievable.

The game’s gone so soft it’s embarrassing. You can’t breathe on a goalkeeper now without them crying foul. Refs and VAR are ruining football — they were brought in to sort out clear mistakes, not invent controversy out of nothing. Germany fought for that moment and it’s taken away by some weak interpretation that nobody with any sense will accept.

Decisions like this kill the game. Players are out there giving everything at the highest level and then you punish them with nonsense like that. Shocking. Absolutely shocking.“

[‏ْ @marklfcx]

Miroslav Klose on Germany's disallowed goal against Paraguay after a VAR review:

🗣️ “I honestly cannot believe the referee and VAR have ruled that out. If that's enough to disallow a goal at a FIFA World Cup, then football is becoming far too soft. The goalkeeper was never genuinely prevented from making the save, and for me that is a perfectly legitimate goal.”

“This is exactly why so many supporters are frustrated with VAR. Instead of correcting clear and obvious mistakes, it keeps searching for tiny incidents to cancel goals. Millions of fans came to watch football, not endless replays looking for reasons to take goals away.”

“The referee has completely destroyed Germany's momentum with that decision. In a match of this magnitude, you need courage to make the right call, not a whistle based on the slightest amount of contact. That's simply not what football should be about.”

“If Germany are knocked out after this, this decision will follow the referee and VAR for a very long time. These are the moments that change World Cups, and in my opinion, they've made a huge mistake tonight.”

“For me, that goal should have stood every single time. Decisions like this don't just change a scoreline they can change the fate of an entire nation, and that's why everyone will be talking about this long after the final whistle.”

[‏ْ @marklfcx]

Herbert Hainer on Germany's disallowed goal against Paraguay after the VAR review:

🗣️ “I am absolutely stunned by that decision. This is the FIFA World Cup, not a competition where goals are taken away for the slightest touch. Germany have been robbed of a massive moment, and I cannot understand how the referee and VAR arrived at that conclusion.”

“VAR was introduced to eliminate clear mistakes, not to invent controversy. There is simply not enough there to disallow that goal. Decisions like this damage the credibility of football and leave millions of supporters questioning what the rules actually are.”

“You cannot ask players to compete at the highest level and then punish them with decisions this soft. Germany earned that goal through determination and quality, only for it to disappear because of an interpretation that many people simply won't accept.”

“If this decision costs Germany a place in the next round, it will become one of the biggest talking points of this World Cup. The referee and VAR have placed themselves at the centre of the match, and that should never happen.”

“For me, Germany scored a perfectly good goal. The players deserve better, the supporters deserve better, and football deserves better than decisions like this.”

[Unpopularfootyx @Unpopularfootyx]

🚨🎙️ROY KEANE ON GERMANY'S DISALLOWED GOAL:

🗣️“There's no reason to disallow it.

Absolutely no reason.

I've watched it over and over again, and I still don't understand what the officials saw.

For me, that's a goal.”

“The refereeing in this tournament has to be checked seriously.

These are World Cup matches.

The margins are already small enough without decisions like this changing the outcome of games.

Players spend years preparing for moments like these.

You can't afford to get them wrong.”

“What frustrates me isn't just the decision.

It's the lack of consistency.

Supporters are asking for one thing—clarity.

If one incident is given in one match, then the same incident should be given in the next.

That's all people want.”

“I genuinely felt for the German players.

You could see the disbelief on their faces.

They celebrated.

They thought they'd earned it.

Then, within seconds, it was taken away.

Those moments are difficult to recover from mentally.”

“This isn't about favouring Germany.

I'd be saying exactly the same thing if it happened to any other nation.

The biggest tournament in football deserves the highest standard of officiating.

Because one decision can change a team's entire World Cup.”

“I hope FIFA and the refereeing department review incidents like this carefully.

Not to create controversy, but to improve.

Nobody wants the conversation after a World Cup match to be about the officials.

It should always be about the football.”

[Sage @Sage_FCB]

🚨Roy Keane on Germany's disallowed goal against Paraguay after a VAR review:

🗣️ “I don't agree with the decision at all. That's a perfectly good goal for me. We're seeing goalkeepers get far too much protection these days. There was minimal contact, and if that's enough to disallow a goal at a World Cup, then we've got a problem.”

“VAR was brought in to correct obvious mistakes, not to spend minutes looking for the slightest bit of contact so it can wipe out goals. Football is becoming over-officiated, and it's taking the emotion out of the game.”

“I don't think the goalkeeper was ever getting to that ball. Players are entitled to compete for space in the box, and unless there's a clear foul, you've got to let the goal stand. That's football.”

“If Germany go out because of a decision like this, they'll have every right to feel frustrated. These are the moments that define tournaments, and referees have to be brave enough to make the big calls instead of relying on VAR to find excuses.”

“For me, it's simple: the goal should have counted. Sometimes you've just got to let football be football.”

[Football Insider @footyinsider247]

💥 "This is 𝐒𝐀𝐃 to see" - Ex-PGMOL chief @HACKETTREF rages at Jonathan Tah disallowed goal controversy in Germany vs Paraguay clash.

[Matthew Wells @MrMWells]

Look at this ridiculous flop. VAR rewarded this.

[MR. WHYTE @TomisinWhyte]

What are the refs doing btw?

[𝕮𝖆𝖊𝖘𝖆𝖗 𝕾𝖆𝖑𝖒𝖆𝖓🇩🇪🦅 @s_mossawi]

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توني كروس: "لا أزال أعتقد أن ذلك الهدف كان يجب أن يحتسب "

لقد شاهدت الحالة مرات عديدة، ولا أزال أعتقد أن ألمانيا يمكنها أن تشعر بأنها غير محظوظة للغاية بالنسبة لي، الهدف الذي حكم عليه في النهاية بعدم احتسابه من قبل VAR كان يجب أن يبقى الخطأ الذي يتحدث عنه الجميع وقع قبل تنفيذ الركلة الركنية، وليس خلال المرحلة التي تم فيها إدخال الكرة إلى منطقة الجزاء بمجرد تنفيذ الركلة الركنية، أنت تنظر إلى وضع مختلف تمامًا. من الصعب جدًا على اللاعبين قبول سحب هدف بسبب شيء حدث قبل لعب الكرة.

كان هناك أيضًا لحظة أخرى لا أعتقد أنها حظيت باهتمام كاف. قبل انتهاء الوقت العادي، وقعت حادثة داخل منطقة الجزاء الخاصة بباراغواي حيث كان أحد اللاعبين الألمان يمسك به بينما يتنافس على الكرة. يمكنك رؤية الإمساك والتقييد لحركته بوضوح. إذا سمح للمدافعين بإمساك اللاعبين بهذه الطريقة خلال الركلات الثابتة، فإننا بحاجة فإننا بحاجة إلى التوافق هذه المواقف قد أعطيت كركلات جزاء مرات لست أقول إن ألمانيا خسرت فقط بسبب الحكم أو VAR
كرة القدم ليست بهذه البساطة أبدًا. كان لدينا فرص لفوز المباراة، ونعلم أننا كان يجب أن نكون أكثر فعالية. لكن في هذا المستوى عندما تكون الهوامش صغيرة جدًا، قرارات مثل هذه تغير كل شيء. هدف واحد يحتسب أو ركلة جزاء واحدة ثمنح يمكن أن تغير تمامًا اتجاه مباراة خروج المغلوب .
الجزء الأصعب هو قبول أن بعد كل ما فعلته الفرق للوصول أخيرًا إلى ما بعد مرحلة المجموعات لأول مرة منذ 2014، تنتهي الرحلة بجدل يحوم حول مباراة كبيرة كهذه سيعيد اللاعبون تلك اللحظات في أذهانهم لفترة طويلة لأنهم يعرفون مدى قربهم من التقدم."
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