This nigga Belingham is not normal lmao. He just helped us in defence on the other end, then started a straight run from our box to support the counter, got the ball, enterered the box and fired off a nice shot. Mind you this is the 90th minute.
the funniest part is he gets called a striker when he succeeds in scoring these and everything he did prior to the shot is forgotten as if he was camping in the box and waited for a Haaland-esque tap in.
🎙️ Davor Šuker on Thomas Tuchel's comments about the World Cup third-place match:
"Let me say this. I think the rich don't want to play when they lose. Don't underestimate this match because it can be very important.
After 1998 and our third-place match against the Netherlands, I can still speak about that bronze medal with pride today. Some people have so many trophies and so much money that this game means nothing to them.
I tell them to be quiet, respect all 211 football nations and understand that the world doesn't belong only to them. It also belongs to the smaller nations and to everyone who loves football." [@tancredipalmeri]
8 barça players to become world champions or leo messi to do it back to back?
i’m putting all my hopes and faith on iran (not the iranian football team)
de los momentos mas lukamos real fue cuando modric llevó a sergio a su pueblo natal en croacia y conoció la vieja casa donde se crió antes de la guerra :')
Det betyr enten:
A) Teknologien funket ikke.
B) Sensoren registrerte at ballen traff vaieren, men FIFA lyver om det nå fordi de ikke sjekket det før de satte i gang spillet etter scoringen og tenker det er «beste utvei» av situasjonen å lyve vs. innrømme en komplett skandale.
FIFA saying the ball sensor didn't detect hitting the camera wire really just causes problems for them
Because you can see it hit something and move, so how can we trust the sensor
And where's Croatia in all of this
Bravo Marco!
A lot of effort went into gathering and presenting all of this in a single thread. I hope that even someone from within @fifamedia & @FIFAcom ranks will ask themselves if it isn't a bit too much.
We know it is.
"Is this honestly what football wants? Is it comfortable with seeing a vast eruption of human joy cruelly deflated by the identifying of a contact so minuscule it is invisible to the naked eye?"
https://t.co/Zu5os7Jw71
Cuando veo cuerpos como el de Bellingham pienso en disciplina en soledad.
En miles de decisiones correctas tomadas cuando no había cámaras, aplausos ni titulares.
Antes de abrir los brazos para celebrar un gol ante un estadio entero, hubo años levantándose cuando nadie aplaudía.
Los griegos llamaban areté a la excelencia alcanzada mediante el cultivo constante de uno mismo. Por eso sus héroes siempre eran admirados por algo más que sus victorias.