العثور على جثة أسفل طائرة العربية..
في واقعة مؤسفة، عثرت السلطات البريطانية قبل أمس على جثة شخص متسلل على متن طائرة العربية للطيران المغرب.
الجثة كانت في منطقة عجلات الهبوط لطائرة من طراز A320-200 بالتسجيل CN-NMH، وتم العثور عليها بعد هبوط الطائرة في لندن غاتويك LGW 🇬🇧.
الطائرة كانت قادمة من مطار طنجة TNG 🇲🇦 يوم الثلاثاء 16 يونيو، ويعتقد أن المتسلل دخل الطائرة من طنجة.
يواجه المتسلل عدة مخاطر، أولها خطر السقوط، وفي حال نجى منها فيصعب عليه النجاه من خطر التجمد ونقص الأكسجين على الارتفاعات العالية.
How was Lionel Messi NOT sent off for this reckless challenge?
Argentina should have been reduced to 10 men. It appeared to be a deliberate, studs-up challenge on the Algerian player.
Surprisingly, not even a yellow card was shown.
By the way, this is the same referee who officiated Argentina's 2022 World Cup final against France.
🚨Toni Kroos on Lionel Messi Tackle on the Algerian Player:
“Looking at that challenge, it’s clear as day that should have been a straight red card for Lionel Messi. I’ve watched the replay multiple times, and the way he goes in with his studs showing, catching the Algerian player high on the leg while the ball is already gone, it’s a dangerous tackle. You can’t tell me that’s not worthy of a sending off in any other circumstance.
I understand that Messi is a special player, one of the greatest of all time, and referees sometimes give him the benefit of the doubt because of the kind of football he plays graceful, intelligent, and rarely malicious. But favoritism has its limits. Algeria was clearly robbed on this one. The referee bottled a big decision that could have changed the course of the game.
If it had been any other player not Messi doing exactly the same thing, it would have been a clear red card without hesitation. We’ve seen it happen countless times with lesser-known names who get punished harshly for similar lunges. This kind of inconsistency in officiating is what frustrates fans and players alike, especially in high-stakes international matches.
I feel for the Algerian team they were cheated out of a fair result today. Football should be about merit and the rules applying equally to everyone, regardless of superstar status. Messi is a legend, but legends don’t get a free pass to put opponents in danger like that.”
🚨🗣️ New: Gareth Bale reacts to the Argentina vs Algeria match and the Messi incident:
“I’ve been around this game long enough to know when something doesn’t feel right. Argentina against Algeria wasn’t just another group game. Messi scored a hat-trick, Argentina won comfortably, and the headlines will focus on that. But what happened around the 30th minute told a bigger story about where football is heading.
Messi went in on Algeria’s captain. Studs up, right across the calf and down toward the Achilles. In real time it looked bad. In slow motion it looked worse. That’s a red card on most days, against most players, in most competitions. The referee and VAR had a clear look. They chose not to act.
I’m not here to pile on the officials. I wouldn’t want to be the man who shows Messi a red card in a World Cup and potentially derails Argentina’s group stage. The heat that would come with that decision is something no referee signs up for lightly. But that’s exactly the problem. When the fear of the consequences starts influencing what happens on the pitch, the game stops being decided by the players and the laws.
This World Cup is already the most commercialised version we’ve seen. Games paused for television breaks, extra stoppages dressed up as player welfare when everyone knows it’s about fitting in more ads. Now we’re seeing officiating decisions that protect the biggest names and the biggest storylines because knocking Argentina out early in the groups would hurt the narrative FIFA and the broadcasters have built.
What happens to the ‘script’ then? The defending champions gone before the knockout stage. Messi missing matches. Sponsors and rights holders suddenly watching their investment lose momentum. The product they’ve spent billions packaging suddenly looks very different.
I’ve played in big tournaments. I know how much money and pressure sit behind every decision now. But football used to have a rhythm and a soul that came from uncertainty. You never knew what was coming next. When protecting commercial interests and keeping the stars on the pitch starts overriding clear red-card incidents, that soul gets chipped away a little more.
The game deserves better than this. Players deserve rules applied the same way every time. Fans deserve to watch a sport that isn’t afraid of its own outcomes. If we keep letting money and narratives dictate what we see on the pitch, we’re not watching football anymore. We’re watching a show that happens to have a ball on it.”
🚨🎙️ Oliver Kahn on the Lionel Messi foul incident:
🗣️ “I was disappointed in seeing the officials didn’t give even just a yellow card for that challenge. Everyone was chanting ‘it’s a red card’. A yellow card wouldn’t have been justice, but at least it would’ve shown they saw something.”
🗣️ “What makes it worse is that we’ve seen softer challenges get punished before. So now people are asking, what exactly is a red card anymore?”
🗣️ “There will always be another similar challenge in football and it will interesting to see what the officials do when it’s another player making that tackle. That’s when consistency gets tested.”
🗣️ “There’s a reason why competitions spend millions on VAR. Not to sit there and watch controversial moments pass by without intervention.”
🗣️ “One decision changes everything. For the Algeria national football team, that moment could’ve changed the entire game.”
🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Messi’s career ending tackle overlooked by VAR and the referee ;
🗣️”After the match yesterday all you see is Messi’s praises everywhere, the hype, the headlines, the hat-trick talk. Yeah, maybe he deserves some of it — the lad can still play.
But no one wants to say the truth. No one wants to address what went wrong yesterday.
That challenge was an absolute disgrace. Late, studs up, straight into the Achilles — career-ending territory. On any other player, anywhere else, it’s a straight red card and you’re marching off before half-time. But not when it’s Messi.
The referee bottles it, VAR takes a quick look and says ‘nah, carry on lad.’ Give me a break!
This is the World Cup, the biggest stage in the game. This is where the rules are supposed to mean something. Not bent, not softened, not ignored because of the name on the back of the jersey. Players have been sent off for half as much in this tournament. Where’s the consistency? Do the laws of the game suddenly not apply when it’s Lionel Messi?
This is why the game’s gone soft. Big names get protected, the rest get crucified. Absolute joke of officiating on the greatest stage of all.”
🔴 مكافأة أوروبية غير متوقعة للحكم الصومالي الممنوع من دخول الولايات المتحدة..
تم تعيينه حكماً لكأس السوبر الأوروبي بين باريس سان جيرمان الفرنسي وأستون فيلا الإنجليزي 🇪🇺🏆
يصنف عمر عرتن حاليا كأحد أبرز حكام النخبة في العالم؛ حيث توج بجائزة أفضل حكم في أفريقيا لعام 2025 من قِبل "الكاف"، بعد إدارته المتميزة لعدد من المواجهات الكبرى..
الكويت:
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