Jotapeeeee

[Sinking @EisakuOtomo]

September
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[Jotapeeeee @unknowPabloR]

mi foto de portada dice todo de mi.

[Jotapeeeee @unknowPabloR]

y de pronto vi tu último baile con la albiceleste, de pronto leí ese comunicado que esperé nunca leer, de pronto me regrese en el tiempo a cuando pudiste haberte ido con otra selección y los elegiste a ellos, a tu gente, que grande eres Leo, Gracias por hacerme amar el fútbol. ❤️

[Jotapeeeee @unknowPabloR]

“Bueno Leo, solo decirte que te quiero mucho, que la estás rompiendo, dejá que los demás hablen que vas a ser el mejor de toda la historia”

~Diego Armando Maradona.

[ًًًً @JustPeedri]

I hate August

[Trigger @TriggerFCB]

Fermín con el 7 en la espalda

[Jotapeeeee @unknowPabloR]

como le hará karol G para pegar una canción mundial cada año

[Messi out of Context @OutMessi_]

ENFERMO TE AMO

literalmente este tipo juega sola

[B𝐀𝐑𝐆CELONA @Bargcelona10]

“No dejaba de pensar en llegar lo más lejos posible para darte tiempo y que vieras un partido. Quería ganarla para llevártela y mostrarte una nueva. No pude, las piernas no me daban más. Esta vez intenté ir contra mi físico, pero no pude.”

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

Messi encore et toujours 🔵🔴 #FCBBetis

[Jotapeeeee @unknowPabloR]

“por si mañana no estoy” siempre será la canción

[Appie Culé @appiecule]

The contradictions in the way some people discuss football history are astonishing.

Take Pelé, for example. Everyone proudly says he won three World Cups, and rightly so. Yet no one brings up the fact that he missed the 1962 World Cup final through injury. Nobody tries to take that title away from him because the logic is simple: he was part of Brazil’s triumph, so the trophy belongs to him.

But when it comes to Messi, the rules suddenly change. Some claim Barcelona’s 2006 Champions League doesn’t count because he missed the final. The issue isn’t Pelé or Messi—it’s changing the criteria depending on the player.

The same applies to Maradona. He is one of the greatest players ever and led Argentina to World Cup glory, becoming a national hero. But he never won the Champions League or the Copa América, while Messi won the Copa América twice, won the Finalissima, the World Cup, and maintained an elite level for over two decades. That doesn’t diminish Maradona—it simply shows how complete Messi’s career has become.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s case is another contradiction. For years, the World Cup was the ultimate argument used against Messi. The moment Messi won it, many suddenly reduced it to “just seven games.” If the World Cup was the biggest measure before 2022, why did it stop being one after Messi lifted the trophy?

Then comes the excuse that Portugal has “no World Cup history.” But history isn’t inherited—it is created. Spain had never won a World Cup until the generation of Xavi and Iniesta changed that. Argentina’s greatest football legacy was built by players like Kempes and Maradona. The greatest players don’t wait for history—they write it.

Messi didn’t become the greatest because he won the World Cup. By 2022, he already had multiple Ballon d’Ors, four Champions League titles, countless individual records, and was the all-time top scorer and assist provider for both Barcelona and Argentina. The World Cup wasn’t what made his legacy—it was simply the final missing piece.

Pelé has achievements Cristiano doesn’t. Cristiano has achievements Pelé doesn’t.

Messi is the only one who combines the strongest arguments from both sides.

That’s why diminishing Messi’s career has become so difficult. Every criticism seems to require changing the rules, moving the goalposts, or creating new standards that only apply to him.

That’s not a weakness in Messi’s legacy.

It’s a weakness in the argument against it. 🐐❤️🇦🇷

[David @PedriFCB]

“Messi perdió toda su aura pidiendo la roja de cucurella 😡😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬”

Mientras tanto la subtrama de su ídolo en Arabia:

[Culé D’Or @asediocule]

Si de niño tu sueño era tirarte en el área y que te pitaran penalti, comprendo que tu ídolo sea CR7.

Mi sueño era agarrar el balón e irme de cuánto rival se me pusiera enfrente y meter el gol, por eso mi ídolo es Messi

[𝗧𝗼𝗽𝗠𝗚☝🏻 🇫🇷⁷ @TopMGSzn]

This doesn't even sound like a conspiracy anymore. Something clearly happened behind the scenes before the World Cup Final. Too many things don't add up.

• Scaloni arrived at the stadium and got off the team bus in tears.

• Messi "missed" every shot in the warm-up. In over 20 years, I genuinely can't remember ever seeing that. Was he doing it deliberately, or was his mind somewhere else?

• Messi's family didn't even come to the stadium despite living in Miami.

• The entire squad walked out of the dressing room with their heads down, completely shaken up. Enzo and Licha were both seen crying.

• Messi was heard saying: "Let's forget about everything. Let's just play. Forget about everything." Everyone around him looked devastated.

• Scaloni completely abandoned the tactical approach that had worked throughout the tournament, leaving the midfield exposed against a team whose biggest strength is midfield control. Messi and Julián were isolated all game.

• Argentina had 0 shots on target in 90 minutes, yet Lautaro, one of their biggest attacking weapons, never came on.

• Both Cuti Romero and Lisandro Martínez asked to be substituted because of "injuries", yet neither looked to be in obvious pain. These are arguably the two toughest players in the squad. Interestingly, both also ignored Trump during the trophy presentation.

• Spain committed over 20 fouls without receiving a single card. Oyarzabal's challenge on Messi's knee and Cucurella's foul on Simeone were both obvious booking opportunities.

• Cucurella also somehow escaped a red after covering his mouth during a confrontation with Messi.

• Even Spain's celebrations felt strangely subdued. From a neutral perspective, that's understandable given Argentina never really put on a fight.

This isn't meant to take anything away from Spain. They were World Cup favourites for a reason and fully deserved the title based on what happened on the pitch.

But I've watched this Argentina team since 2021, and I've never seen anything remotely like Sunday. This team's identity has always been its passion, intensity and willingness to fight for every ball. None of that was there.

I'm not claiming to know what happened. Maybe it was connected to the Malvinas incident. Maybe there was pressure from someone powerful. Maybe it involved their families. Maybe it was something else entirely.

But I refuse to believe that what we watched was simply Argentina having an off day.

Too many signs pointed to a squad that looked emotionally broken before the match had even kicked off.

I just hope that one day we find out what really happened behind the scenes.

[BigMoh jr @BiggestMohhh]

🚨 “That’s the Biggest Joke of This Tournament” — Mbappé Fires Over Messi Snub

🎙️ Reporter:
“Kylian, congratulations on winning the Golden Boot back-to-back. How does it feel?”

Mbappé:🗣️“Thank you. Of course, I’m very happy—very proud. It’s not something easy to achieve, especially at this level, against the best players in the world. But if I’m being completely honest… I would trade both of them in a second for the World Cup trophy. Individual awards are special, but football is about the team, about lifting that trophy together. That’s the dream.”

🎙️ Reporter:“You mentioned the level of competition—this time you were up against Lionel Messi for the Golden Boot. How tough was that?”

Mbappé:🗣️“It wasn’t easy at all. We’re talking about the best player in the world. Every game, every moment, you’re watching him… and he’s delivering. Scoring, assisting, deciding matches. He had me worried, I won’t lie (laughs). There were nights I couldn’t even relax because I knew what he’s capable of doing the next day. Competing with someone like that pushes you beyond your limits.”

🎙️ Reporter:“Messi had a great tournament, but he still didn’t win the Golden Ball. What do you think about that?”

Mbappé:🗣️“That’s the part I honestly don’t understand. For me, it doesn’t make sense. We’re talking about the greatest of all time… a man who keeps rewriting history, who dominates headlines, who amazes everyone in every single game. He decides big matches like it’s nothing. And we’re saying he’s not the best player of the tournament? For me, that’s the biggest joke in this competition. I don’t see it any other way.”

🎙️ Reporter:“People often call you Ronaldo’s biggest fan, yet you never stop praising Messi. Why is that?”

Mbappé:🗣️“Yes, it’s true—I grew up idolizing Cristiano Ronaldo. He’s the reason I started dreaming the way I do. But that doesn’t mean I should be blind to greatness. What Lionel Messi has done for football… it’s crazy. Even now, at 39, he’s giving players in their prime sleepless nights. And he’s not even a pure striker. That tells you everything. Respect is respect. When you love football, you have to appreciate

[La China @ChinaNipona]

- Pedri con cero goles y cero asistencias, mejor jugador del mundial.
-Cucurella se tapa la boca. Messi le avisa al árbitro: no pasa nada.
-Enzo con amarilla por levantar la mano y protestar.
-Multiples faltas no cobradas.
-En un partido con dos selecciones eliminadas, le sacan los dos records a Leo: asistencias y goles.
-El árbitro dirigió muchas veces a España y nunca perdió. Los dos partidos de Argentina que dirigió, los perdió y con mucha polémica.

¿Ahora todo está bien no? Ahora el árbitro es justo.
¿Nadie dice nada?
¿Solo es malo cuando "ayudan" a Argentina?

[Bostero @Volve10Riquelme]

Messi no llora por perder, llora porque sabe que fue su último baile. Gracias 10

[Trigger @TriggerFCB]

Yo te vi llegar a 3 finales del mundo