Ben Pacheco

@Cristiano your the best in the world. Now every Portuguese will know that.

@futbolmundialsp Aha! Who is the first footballer to reach $1B ?

La Pirámide DEFINITIVA de los mejores jugadores de todos los tiempos Aquí, estaremos de acuerdo 👇

@brfutboll I agree! I don’t see what is the fuzz about!

🚨🗣️Jürgen Klopp: "The Egypt game? I don't know what the fuss is all about. It was a perfectly officiated game. I even spoke to Salah about it and he was embarrassed by the behaviour of his coach & teammates after the game. Messi changed the game & showed why he is the best ever"

@RepJeffries Biden let 25+million illegals in the country and now ur crying cuz the housing and rent is too high. Well remove the 25+ million illegal migrants what the house and rent drop.

Republicans would rather make it harder to vote than easier to afford a home. When people show you who they are, believe them.

@therobbieharvey Police?! 🤣🤣🤣

MONSTER! Man caught on camera kicking his daughter in the face knocking her down. This happened in Francisco Beltrão in Brazil. Police are investigating the incident.

@ZacksJerryRig China steals American IP. Why so we have so many Chinese spy’s here in our soil is beyond me.

So this is why elon wanted to rush the IPO so bad... 🤔 China just did it cheaper on their first try. RIP 🔻

@TheMasterBucks Argentina is being investigated for money laundering man!

People really hate Messi more than actual evil people that exist today simply because he kicks a ball better than their favourite player.

@Sota42f @FOREVERLAGALAXY @HoopsCrave the-sun.com/sport/16659834…

@FOREVERLAGALAXY @HoopsCrave Fake news dumbass, it's all bot accounts posting the same shit

Lionel Messi breaks his silence: “If the roles were reversed, nobody would be talking about the referee. At the end of the day, I don’t control the whistle. I only control how I play.”

@HoopsCrave Oh really! the-sun.com/sport/16659834…

@EtanBoss You are👇🏻

Landon Donovan says America is missing soccer talent because kids can’t afford to play. “Only 2% of kids playing organized soccer in America came from households that made less than $50,000.” “If you don’t make $50,000, your kid cannot play organized soccer.” “Think about how many kids you’re missing out on in this country because they can’t afford to play the game.” “There is zero chance I could have played club soccer.” “My mom made $34,000 a year, single mom raising three kids.” “She couldn’t pay $4,000 for me to play club. Are you kidding? She couldn’t pay $400.” “That’s not a good system to create good players.”

@DexxterUtd Rooney still bitter about CR7 the goat. 😅.

🚨Wayne Rooney: “You have no business watching this sport if you don't appreciate Lionel Messi.”

@UTDKobi 👇🏻

If you watch Messi and still think he achieved everything because of corruption, then I’m sorry—we all have eyes. It’s either pure hate or zero football knowledge. That guy is simply too good at this game. The least we can do is appreciate greatness.

@RobAbramowitz It is a foul. But want called until the Egypt player scored 🤣

By the rules of VAR the correct decision was made on the Egypt goal that was disallowed. The offensive play starts at the spot of the turnover. The turnover happened because of a foul. It doesn't matter if its at the other end of the field as long as the offensive play is not interrupted, which it wasn't. Hence, no goal. Good VAR here.

@vybzmartel_ @SkySportsNews You do not wait for a player to score to call back 100 yards foul. U either call at at the moment or let it go. But because it was Messi and they want Messi to be at the finals they call back a history goal by the Egypt player. Corruption ?! Fck yeah!

@SkySportsNews I got news for you all

BREAKING: The Egyptian FA have released a statement claiming they "cannot remain silent regarding the referee decisions" following their defeat to Argentina in the World Cup 🚨

@thehouseoffootb You need to step down. It’s an embarrassment

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: FIFA President Gianni Infantino on the VAR controversy after Argentina vs Egypt: 🗣️ "Before I say anything, let me make one thing very clear." "I have spent decades in football." "I've worked with referees, competitions, and the laws of the game for many years." "When a decision creates this much debate around the world, it is my responsibility to understand exactly what happened." "That is why I didn't watch the incident once." "I didn't watch it twice." "I watched it more than ten times." "I paused every angle." "I listened to the VAR communication available to the match officials." "I looked at every replay from different cameras." "Not because Argentina were involved." "Not because Egypt were involved." "Because football deserves facts before opinions." "After reviewing the incidents carefully, I personally did not find evidence that the VAR team intentionally tried to favour one side over the other." "People have every right to question decisions." "People have every right to disagree." "That is football." "But disagreement should never automatically become proof of conspiracy." "VAR was introduced to reduce clear and obvious errors." "It was never introduced to eliminate every debate, because football will always have subjective moments." "I understand why Egyptian supporters feel disappointed." "I also understand why Argentine supporters believe the officials made the correct decisions." "That tells you how difficult these situations are." "The responsibility of football's governing bodies is not to satisfy one fanbase or another." "It is to apply the Laws of the Game as consistently and fairly as possible." "If our refereeing department believes improvements are necessary, we will study every incident exactly as we do after every major match." "No referee is above review." "No decision is above analysis." "That is how football continues to improve." "Passion will always exist." "Debate will always exist." "But trust is built through transparency, consistency and accountability—not through rumours or assumptions." "Football belongs to everyone." "Our responsibility is to protect its integrity every single day."

@BrotherRasheed It’s clear the Egypt didn’t not pay VAR subscription But Argentina did…

@el_stefano136 Stepping on a player’s foot and pulling his shirt to make him fall, then running with the ball to score, is a clear foul. There’s no doubt about it.

Egyptian coach Hussam Hassan is a sore loser. Instead of accepting the result, he went on camera and claimed that FIFA wanted Messi to continue and Argentina to win for marketing purposes. I haven’t heard a single coach make that kind of accusation during this tournament. Sometimes you simply have to accept that the better team won and move on.

@LFC_Tandy No it isn’t rigged

Imagine being so good that people start believing the whole sport is rigged and designed for you to win. 🥶

@talkSPORT How many balls was passed to Ronaldo? The mid field was a disgrace

😡 Caller: "You're a disgrace for calling Ronaldo a disgrace!" 🤫 Gabby: "Pipe down! Don't go there when you haven't kicked a ball in your life!" Angry caller confronts Gabby Agbonlahor over his criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo and things got personal! 😡👀 #FIFAWorldCup

@CBSSportsGolazo @MikeGrella10 He is the best. But FIFA has other plans

"A nation like Portugal with the players that they have should never have played with a 41-year-old up top who's past it." @MikeGrella10 disagrees with the decision to start Cristiano Ronaldo considering the options Portugal have in attack ⚽️

@SkySportsNews Messi gets help from everyone even from FIFA. That’s the difference between both players. CR7 wins titles. Messi is given titles.

🗣️ "Argentina are allowed to carry a player off the ball Portugal can't?" Jay Bothroyd and David Reed discuss the difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's roles at the World Cup.

@ney2maa Why you don’t play for Portugal like you play for your club? Major problem in the Portuguese squad is the manager not having balls to put on the field the man to win matches. Instead he puts clowns because the big clubs tell him to do so.

🚨🗣️ Bruno Fernandes: "Sometimes a team becomes too focused on one player instead of what gives it the best chance to win. Football is about making difficult decisions for the collective.”