Detective Conad

Ieri sera un anno fa.... Se ancora ci penso mi metto veramente in un angolino a piangere. 💔

No cause wtf is this goal catalogue man 😭🙏

Cómo olvidar cuando en el Mundial 22’ TODOS los CLUBES subían algo referido a Messi. El impacto de este tipo.

On this day, 1 year ago. 💙

Madre mia

per quest’uomo vado in guerra

Justo cuando Italia le estaba ganando a Bosnia en la final del repechaje mundialista, Alessandro Bastoni fue EXPULSADO por derribar a un jugador que se iba contra Gianluigi Donnarumma. Dejó a su equipo con 10 hombres en la noche más importante del proceso. Y, bueno, todos sabemos cómo terminó la historia: Bosnia empató, la definición llegó hasta los penales y, en la tanda decisiva, La Azzurra se quedó sin boleto para la Copa del Mundo por tercer ciclo consecutivo. Después de la dolorosa eliminación, Bastoni ha sido el principal señalado por prensa y aficionados. Críticas, cuestionamientos, insultos, de todo. Algunos comenzaron a decir que no debería volver a representar a Italia internacionalmente y hay otros que sostienen que incluso tiene que marcharse del país a jugar a otro lado. El defensor central está viviendo el momento más difícil de su carrera. Los hinchas del Inter lo saben. Y por eso, hoy que salió de cambio ante la Roma, se pusieron de pie para ovacionarlo. Cristian Chivu, su DT, lo sacó para que sintiera el apoyo neroazzurro en este episodio tan complicado. Con su jugador en las buenas y en las malas, como debe ser. APOYO TOTAL DEL INTER PARA BASTONI.

top tier experience

- Download che durava almeno 2h e 30min - Telefono incandescente - Giga terminati in tempo 0 e primi crediti telefonici esauriti - Tridente Keita-Ibarbo-Cuadrado Balorda nostalgia

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I have watched Messi for over 15 years, and I still don’t have the right words. Last night, he played what is likely his final game on Argentine soil, a goal, an assist, 5-0, 57,000 people standing and screaming his name, and even then it felt like it wasn’t enough, like no crowd could ever be loud enough to match what he deserves. That’s the thing about Messi, he makes you feel like the world owes him a debt it can never fully pay. He didn’t just play football, he played it like it was language, like it was the only honest way he knew how to speak. And for two decades, the whole world stopped and listened. I am not Argentine, I have no blood in that soil, but last night I felt something I can only describe as loss, the specific grief of watching something irreplaceable begin its goodbye. There will be a 2026 World Cup, there will be more football, more names, more careers, but there will not be another Messi, not in my lifetime, not in yours, not in the lifetime of anyone reading this. Last night was the beginning of the end, and even the end was beautiful. All football lovers need to appreciate him

Let's learn some history. Why do Italians like Argentines other than the many Argentines who have played in Italy? Other than Mauro Camoranesi or Mateo Retegui who’re born Argentine but played for the Italian national team. Have you ever wondered why Javier Zanetti has an Italian-sounding name? It's because he has Italian ancestry. It's a brotherhood that started in the 19th century. Italians left their country in droves and travelled to Argentina. According to researchers and various publications, more than 2 million Italians migrated to Argentina between 1870 and 1960, a period of almost a century minus a decade. The migration was as a result of the search for a better life and a means of escape of war. That mass immigration of Italians to Argentina changed the demographics of the Argentine populace. In Argentina today, it's believed that at least 30 millions people have some form of Italian ancestry. That's more than 60% of the Argentine population. Argentina’s strong Spanish culture is mixed with their core Italian-acquired traits and it's seen in their lifestyles. Italian customs are held highly in Argentina. They share the love for similar foods too. It's also believed that nearly 60% of Argentine surnames have Italian roots. So, Argentines love Italians and vice versa and it's why Scaloni, and possibly many Argentines are unhappy about Italy’s World Cup miss. My name is Rilwan, I love and write about football systems, memories and the depths behind the game. Follow me and repost if you want more of this.

Lautaro Martinez c’est a l'heure des comptes que tout le monde va réaliser le joueur que t’as été

@AlbicelesteTalk As an Italian, I’ll support you just like I did in the 2022 World Cup. cmon Argentina <3

🇦🇷🤝🇮🇹 Lionel Scaloni: "What happened to Italy makes me sad. I have some Italian roots, besides having played there, it’s a brother country to Argentina and they love us a lot. Not having them at the World Cup isn’t something Argentines like.”

@FabrizioRomano What an embarrassment… we went from winning 4 World Cups to failing to qualify three times in a row. Looks like this year I’ll be cheering for our Argentinian brothers again.

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Si dice sempre che, una volta toccato il fondo, si possa solo risalire… ma la verità è che qui la luce sembra allontanarsi sempre di più. #BosniaItalia #FIFAWorldCup

🚨💣 Emotional scenes from the Argentina camp. Lionel Messi sat quietly on the cooler, watching his teammates train as he tried to take in and savour what might be his last training session on Argentine soil before his final World Cup. This image is heavy. We still don’t know what it will mean in the future. This is where men cry. 🥹🇦🇷

In Kosovo caffè e tè gratis per tutti i turchi: “Avete pagato nel 1999, oggi non dovete nulla!”. Non è mai solo calcio ♥️

@DoodleInterista yeah ahaha, but maybe that’s why we are so attached to this club

@DetectiveConadR But it’s still the same Inter at the end of the day

Honest question for every Inter fan that is reading this: if you knew what would happen in the final and became aware of how it would end, would you still celebrate this win?

@DoodleInterista couldn’t have said it better myself. Supporting Inter is like being on a roller coaster, you go from absolute peaks of joy to total depression, all in a completely random and unpredictable way.

@DetectiveConadR I always say, whenever we win, it’s done in the most bizarre and incredible fashion, but whenever we lose, it’s in the most agonizing and heartbreaking away possible