AKA was tweeting “it’s beyond football.. “ bs just cos they lost a match against us, Trevor Noah that’s always speaking up against racism hasn’t said shit, their popular influencers on Twitter here that interact well with Nigerian accounts actively tweet, rt and promote xenophobia.
They say “FIFA boy” for everything, yet the FIFA Puskás Award was literally introduced after that goal against Porto, and nobody calls him a FIFA boy
If it was Messi..
انا وش شفت💀💀💀💀
تخيلت لو انه ميسي وش بيسوي الإعلام!! ملف يورو 16 لازم ينفتح لذلك مطلوب عاطل عديم حياة يخصص 14-16 ساعة من يومه لمتابعة جميع مباريات البرتغال في يورو 2016 كاملة،
اللي مستعد يجيني خاص و له وجبة مايتي زنجر يستاهل
After Messi's temporary retirement in 2016 when Di Maria got handed over the keys of the national side, Argentina were on the verge of missing the 2018 World Cup. It took Messi coming out of retirement and a final-matchday hat-trick to drag them to the World Cup.
1. Nobody cares about the 7 “Ballon d’Ors” they handed Pele in a magazine photoshoot decades later. Those don’t count. He never won a real one because the award was for Europeans only and he wasn’t eligible. You are inventing things .
2. I don’t actually care about his goals either . Have said that . but it’s the Same with the 1,200+ goals. Once you strip out the friendlies, circus matches and goals against semi-pro teams in the Brazilian countryside, the competitive number drops hard. Impact isn’t measured in padded stats from the 50s and 60s.
3. Gerd Müller for example still owns more meaningful European scoring records than Pele ever did in club football, yet nobody serious ranks Müller above Cruyff or Platini. Why? Because the eye test and actual influence on how the game is played matter more than raw tallies.
4. Messi already has more official Ballon d’Ors than any human alive, dragged Barcelona side into a dynasty, and delivered Argentina their first World Cup in 36 years while carrying an entire national team that was otherwise ordinary in this last one at 39 . That is impact.
5. Pele’s three World Cups are legendary, no argument. And I’m happy for Pele to even be in the conversation with Messi about who the greatest of all time is ( no argument ) . He was considered that along with Maradona before Messi came But they don’t automatically make him untouchable when the rest of the résumé is inflated by context that no modern player gets.
You asked how Messi beats it. He already has — on the pitch, in the record books that actually matter, and in the way he changed the game , in the kind of football he played , in raw talent ! for everyone who came after.