Klopp, en su presentación como seleccionador de Alemania.
"No estoy haciendo este trabajo por mí. Lo estoy haciendo por vosotros. Estoy aceptando este trabajo a pesar de haber visto cómo trataron a Nagelsmann y a Tuchel".
"Si van tras mi familia, me voy. Si piensan que soy una basura, díganmelo a la cara y me iré inmediatamente, sin pedir ninguna compensación".
Messi: "Fallé el penal a próposito... no quería romper el récord de máximo anotador de la historia de los Mundiales marcando un penal de mierda, eso se lo dejo a otros... yo solo marco goles de calidad"
No lo dijo Messi, pero podría decirlo perfectamente
🚨Thierry Henry on Lamine Yamal's response when asked if he sees himself playing into his 40s:
🗣️ “I actually like Lamine's answer because it's honest. Playing until you're 40 is possible,we've seen a number of players do that. But playing at the level Lionel Messi is still producing at that age is something else entirely. Those are two very different conversations.”
“People always talk about talent, but longevity is much harder. What has made Messi different isn't just his ability,it's the consistency. Since he broke into the first team, he's maintained an extraordinary level year after year. Even now, he still plays with the same hunger and desire, almost like a young player trying to prove himself.”
“That is why Messi is one of a kind. For years we've heard people searching for the next Messi, but there hasn't been another player capable of combining that level of talent with such incredible consistency over two decades. Staying at the top for that long requires discipline, sacrifice, intelligence, and an unbelievable mentality.”
“That doesn't take anything away from Lamine Yamal. What he's is doing at just 18 years old is remarkable. Starting World Cup matches at that age tells you how special he is. He has exceptional talent, personality, and the confidence to perform on the biggest stage.”
“Can he still be playing in his 40s? Maybe. Nobody knows. The ability is certainly there. The real challenge isn't talent,it's maintaining the mentality, discipline, fitness, and love for the game for another twenty years. If he can do that, then he'll give himself every opportunity to enjoy a career that lasts as long as the very greatest.”
🚨 Hristo Stoichkov on Barcelona filing a lawsuit against Florentino Perez:
🗣“Barcelona have done the right thing. For years, this club has had its name attacked with accusations that have never been proven in court. There comes a moment when you stop staying silent and start defending your badge. That moment is now.
I don't think the timing was accidental. Barcelona were smart. They waited until Perez had secured another term as Real Madrid president because those comments were made while he was representing the club. Now he must answer for them.
You cannot keep making serious accusations without conclusive proof. Football rivalries are one thing, but trying to damage the reputation of one of the biggest clubs in the world is another. Words from someone in Perez's position carry enormous weight, and they should come with responsibility.
I hope Barcelona win the case. If the court awards compensation, then let every euro be invested back into the club,whether that's improving the stadium, strengthening the squad, or protecting Barcelona's future. More importantly, let this be the moment the club begins restoring its reputation across Europe.
Barcelona have finally stood up for themselves. This isn't just about one lawsuit,it's about defending the club's history, its supporters, and its name. If you attack Barcelona without proving your claims, don't be surprised when Barcelona fight back.”
🚨🗣️ Miroslav Klose:
"I expect my record to be broken in this tournament. Messi is welcome to do it. I'm a huge Messi fan, always have been. Messi is a genius.
🚨 Gareth Bale on Messi's dominance:
Gareth Bale:
"In Messi's Laliga era, it's a complete error to go to the Spanish league thinking you'll make a huge impact there, because there's one player who dominates the league"
"If you're a goalkeeper, Messi is better. If you're a striker, Messi is better. If you shoot well, Messi is better. If you dribble well, Messi is also better. He won't give you the chance to make an impact."
"You have to just play your role as a player, because Messi has taken the game to another level. You can be the best, but you won't be like Messi because he's surpassed the level of being the best. He's on another level "
🚨 Gerard Pique on Cristiano Ronaldo calling the World Cup "just a seven-game tournament:
🗣 “Calling the World Cup 'just a seven game tournament' is a strange way to describe the biggest competition in football.
Yes, it's seven matches if you reach the final. But they're the seven hardest matches you'll ever play. Every mistake follows you forever, and every great performance becomes part of football history.
The World Cup isn't just another trophy. It's the competition that stops nations, creates memories for generations, and defines the greatest careers. That's why people still talk about Pelé, Maradona, Zidane, Iniesta, and now Messi because of what they achieved on that stage.
Rodri recently said he'd swap his Ballon d'Or for a World Cup. That tells you everything about how footballers truly value this tournament. You'll never hear a player say he'd trade a World Cup just to win a Ballon d'Or. And look at Raúl Jiménez after scoring for Mexico—you could see the emotion on his face. Those moments remind you that the World Cup is more than a tournament; it's the dream every footballer grows up chasing.
It's difficult not to connect Cristiano's comments to the Messi debate. Messi won the last World Cup, and ever since then, every conversation about greatness comes back to that trophy. If this is an attempt to make that achievement seem smaller, I don't think it works. The World Cup is bigger than any player, any rivalry, or any opinion. You simply can't downplay what it means to win it.
Cristiano is one of the greatest footballers this sport has ever seen, and nothing will change that. But if the World Cup is 'only seven games,' then why do players spend twenty years dreaming about those seven games? Why would Rodri give up a Ballon d'Or to win it? Why do players celebrate World Cup goals with tears in their eyes? Because those seven games can define an entire legacy. That's why the World Cup will always be football's ultimate prize.”
La gente que cataloga al PSG de Luis Enrique como "el mejor equipo de la historia" por ganar 2 Champions seguidas, imagino que no vería al Barça de Pep Guardiola, sino es inexplicable.
De hecho, si ese equipo no ganó 3 Champions seguidas fue porque NO les dejaron.
ESTO ERA ARTE
Yeri colaborando con shifu la misma persona que drogaba a Flavia Martin y también en una ocasión le dio de tomar su meado,le tenia hackeado el celular y en varias ocasiones recibió maltrato psicológico y la sororidad?#lamansiónvip
"Lo de que vayan con la selección 8 del Barça y ninguno de mi trampas, demuestra que la Federación ayuda al Barça..."
No, en realidad demuestra cómo sois. Demuestra que el fiósofo de 18 años Lamine Yamal tenía razón: "Roban y se quejan". Robais a ojos de todo el mundo y salís a quejaros para que parezca que "a vosotros también os perjudican" tipo Florentimo diciendo "me robaron 7 Ligas"... Se llama principio de transposición, el truquito mental donde acusas a los demás de aquello de lo que te acusan para que parezca que "si todos acusamos, al final nadie tiene razón".
Y sí... los robos que mostramos aquí, SON REALES, los que mostráis vosotros SON MENTIRA. Tan fácil de entender como vuestras quejas de que "no vaya ningún madridista y vayan 8 culés" cuando cualquiera que vea esta imagen lo entiende. Pero no es que no lo entendáis, es que os viene bien para intentar hacer creer "que a vosotros también os perjudican" y justificar así más y más ayudas que recibís...
TRAMPAS, que sois unos TRAMPAS
🚨💥 #𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗔𝗩 | El Barcelona finaliza la temporada como el equipo con más errores cometidos por el VAR de LaLiga EA Sports.
❌ El conjunto azulgrana ha acumulado 𝟭𝟭 𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗼𝗿𝗲𝘀 en su contra durante las 38 jornadas.
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Pep Guardiola on his last game as Barça coach
🗣️: “Before the match, Messi told me he’d send me off the right way. He went out, scored a stunning hat-trick, then after the fourth hugged me and said, ‘That was for you. We’ll miss you.’”
Para que te señalen penales a favor, por pura lógica debes ser un equipo muy ofensivo, que pise mucho el área rival... Los registros dicen que el equipo más ofensivo de la Liga de lejos, es el Barça... pero sin embargo el Real Trampas pisando el área mucho menos ha lanzado casi 30 penaltis más que el Barça en las últimas 5 temporadas. Pero no contentos con estos datos, Florentino Pérez y sus hordas, alegaron que "los árbitros les perjudican"... ¿cómo sería entonces que les beneficiasen? ¿lanzar 100 penaltis más que el Barça en 5 años?