@ExclusiveMessi VAR NEVER ASSISTED PELE NOR DID THE REF CHEAT IN FAVOR OF BRAZIL BASED ON HOW HEAVILY FOULED AND INJURED HE GOT IN ALL 4 WORLD CUPS HE PARTICIPATED IN ..PELE ALSO SCORED IN EVERY WORLD CUP HE EVER WENT TO...
@BrunoSi20895618@alexandr3_x No that is not the case.... Ancelloti boys don't rate Neymar...Vini, Casemero, Rayan....cause Ancelloti don't rate Neymar...and they all went home for it
@tweetiegabby Do not use our Jamaican one love image to water down such a currently Racist country ...where Black people still don't matter enough to have proffession.
@tweetiegabby The blacks that live in Argentina are all poor. In every other nation in the world Football and sports have always been a ticket out of poverty. Why is that not the case in Argentina? Name a prominent black Argentinian Athlete?
@tweetiegabby The difference is none of those countries systematically eliminated 1/3 of their population just to get a more white nation and then imported whites only to purify the remaining. All those countries have integrated blacks in their national representation
@cyrilthered@OneFootball Not Haaland ANCELLOTI....do you think if Neymar had started it would end like that...That coach does not like out and out attacking players...counter attack is his game plan
@BrasilEdition And He definitely doesn't need FIFA to make his path easier...if he loses some of his speed that's ok he still has lots of skill and football IQ above any other elite player...
@BrasilEdition The good thing about this situation is no coach has factored this new Neymar yet because they haven't seen him play so if Brazil can make it up to Semi without him by all means they should.Neymar is no average player,so he doesn't need matches to be ready he just needs to be fit.
@RepCarlos@AndrewHolnessJM Conversely, a smaller nation like Jamaica must often absorb such criticism to maintain access to aid, trade agreements, and diplomatic goodwill, highlighting a dynamic where the domestic political theater of the powerful becomes a foreign policy concern for the vulnerable.
@RepCarlos@AndrewHolnessJM This situation underscores the structural inequality inherent in international relations. A U.S. Congressman can critique a foreign leader with impunity because he represents a nation with immense economic and geopolitical leverage.