yahya

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@calloutta @fcbtray @MikhaeIII the allegations from a credible investigative journalist is documented in french. go do the research and translate it yourself, "kid"

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@fcbtray @MikhaeIII so, it's fake because it hurts the image of a player you like?

this is why women shouldn't watch football.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@fcbtray @MikhaeIII a professional journalist covers stories which include scandals. has nothing to do with ronaldo.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@NetflixUK odds on he's still throwing shade at wenger 😂

[Romain Molina @Romain_Molina]

The problem is that FIFA routinely uses lies in its communications – from the attendance figures for the first round to inflated promises of economic benefits and a whole host of other things (claiming to combat child abuse whilst allowing a coach officially suspended by FIFA in the DRC to continue working with teenagers without any repercussions; when you lie about child abuse, you can lie about anything)

It is therefore difficult to take their word alone as a guarantee – especially given the footage shown by Fox

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@InvertTheWing What's your thoughts on the allegations against Argentina that dropped today?

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@Germaine4TF @epsteinisland88 @07_messiah @4354tfgg @TouchlineX I don’t speak ooga booga

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@Utd_SKay @UtdMaI Imagine being Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor knowing he can’t officiate Argentina in the WC final because they’re English. Lost out on multi millions 😭😭😭😭

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@UtdMaI The majority of that money didn't reach AFA's books so it's completely unaccounted for. So, now the only thing left is motive.

I mean, we all know in the end of the day it's rigging the World Cup.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@UtdMaI The craziest part is that company TourProdEnter was formed 3 months earlier, and that they made their contract with AFA 9 days before the 2022 final and FIFA wired all the money to that company. So, AFA didn't get much of anything at all

This might be more scandalous than 2015.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@07_messiah @TouchlineX bro doesn't know how money laundering works. your brothers in Nigeria would know, but you're a dumb ass Ghanian.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@jaff_leen @07_messiah @TouchlineX Go watch the video. I've done so, and I don't have time to answer stupid questions.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@tyrel_0_0 @07_messiah @TouchlineX It is on FIFA as they, as stated by the one who revealed this information, benefitted and AIDED in the laundering and corruption of AFA.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@epsteinisland88 @07_messiah @4354tfgg @TouchlineX Bro literally proved the incentive without you needing to form the argument 😂😂😂😂

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@07_messiah @TouchlineX you'd understand. I guess, you're too fucking stupid to figure out how it does though.

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@07_messiah @TouchlineX A company made by a theatre producer w/ zero football experience 3 months before the WC finals forms a contract with AFA to handle all of their international commercial revenue which, in effect, removes AFA's paper trail. How does this implicate AFA, perhaps if I say "rigging"...

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@leoxliv @tosuke2004 @TouchmineX It's not only the prize money, it's all international commercial revenue.

It's worse than tax evasion. It proves incentive or, at worse, rigging

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@07_messiah @TouchlineX Does bro not know this is the worst case scenario for Argentina and by extension Messi????

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@TouchlineX Ask yourself:

Why did AFA sign this contract 9 days before a final with a shell company and who did AFA pay with the World Cup winnings knowing there'd be no visible paper trail?

This is NUCLEAR

[yahya @yahyagadiid]

@maradonapeakk @Gideoomatic https://t.co/ldymj2KcB4

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: More than €42 million of the €300 million Argentina received after winning the 2022 World Cup was diverted to shell companies.

A contract signed just 9 days BEFORE Argentina's World Cup win vs France reportedly gave 30% of the AFA's World Cup revenue to a company called TourProdEnter.

FIFA then allegedly transferred the World Cup funds directly to that company, which reportedly has NO links to football.

— @Romain_Molina