๐จ๐ฃ Didier Drogba on the GOAT debate:
"Everyone knows that Cristiano is above Messi. Not just me, there are a lot of people who think the same, it's hard for some to admit it.
Many simply don't like Cristiano because he's never been the typical player who tries to please everyone. He always says what he thinks, never backs down, and that's why he gets so much criticism.
They put Messi above him not because they really prefer him, but because they don't like Cristiano.
I always dreamed of sharing the pitch with Cristiano. Playing alongside him and assisting each other to score goals would have been something incredible."
This is Aug 1 and @ManUtd and @INEOS have refused to buy players. This is setting up the Manager to fail! The lack of ambition shown by this football club is becoming spalling. There's no mid, fwd or left back.
Argentina losing the final contributed maybe 10% to my happiness.
The other 90% has been the aftermathโฆ the conspiracy theories, the endless crying, the denial, the desperation and the complete inability to process what happened.
This wasnโt just a defeat, it triggered a full-blown national psychological crisis that might take generations to recover from.
I have never enjoyed football this much in my life.
@Akuluouno_ Exactly what it is ๐ฏ. 5G voice or Data Antennas can not be mounted on a pole like that. They mounted on Industrial masts to avoid interferences and adverse conditions to ensure better throughput
Enzo Fernandez has a massive problem! ๐จ
He wants to leave Chelsea, but after his World Cup Final red card and a collapsed Real Madrid move, nobody is bidding ๐ฌ
Read our analysis ๐ https://t.co/xbD95Enq7k
'It was an extension of how Argentina had acted for the past six weeks, committing the most fouls of any team and backing themselves to see off every challenge through sheer belligerence.
'How fitting that such a crude approach should finally be crushed by Spain, the consummate technicians, and that Fernรกndez should play the fall guy.
'After all, this was not the first time the midfielder had behaved reprehensibly. It was not even the first time this week. Against England he had announced himself in the semi-final by whacking Elliot Anderson on the back of the head, before celebrating his goal with a gesture to suggest that his critics had too much to say. Topo Gigio, it is called in Argentina, where a player cups his hands behind his ears and invites his adversaries to keep talking.'
Except in Fernรกndezโs case, as @oliverbrown_tel says, they arguably do not talk enough ๐
https://t.co/2jTZZ3gKgd
Argentina slammed by pundits, condemning their trophy presentation antics and questioning how they even reached the final ๐จ๐
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