Claude Viool

@damzychillin Sylvestre

Without mentioning Ngolo Kante, Name a player who has won all four trophies. Just give up!

@damienslash Am I very naive and gullible if I assume this is parody?

Why I'm Supporting Argentina 🇦🇷 Not England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 this World Cup 🏆

@chiamakaafc Thierry Henry?

Name ONE player who has won all these. just give up you can’t 😂

@JoseVinaBilbao @Naaatirv @PopBase India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Kenia seem different

@GLambers75 @Naaatirv @PopBase There are more native or mixed-race descendants in all the countries of South America than in all the countries colonized by the Anglos

The remaining countries of the 2026 World Cup.

@Daeluin @Naaatirv @PopBase Nope. Take for instance Bangladesh (independence day 26 March, 1971) not a former settler colony- as are the majority of African and Asian countries btw

@GLambers75 @Naaatirv @PopBase what the fuck are you even on about. every nation with an independence day is a former settler colony

@ArturoVill7 Messi will be FIFA's Lance Armstrong

🇦🇷👉🏻Jamás he dudado del talento de Messi. Incluso antes de ganar una Copa del Mundo, yo ya lo consideraba muy por encima de Maradona. Hubo un tiempo en el que pensé que, además de ser un fuera de serie, tenía una fortuna extraordinaria. Llegué a creer que lo de Stamford Bridge, los constantes cambios en los criterios del Balón de Oro que terminaban beneficiándolo, que el Barcelona pasara dos años sin que le marcaran un penal en contra, la remontada ante el PSG o que se organizaran cinco Copas América en apenas diez años, eran simplemente parte de ese “duendecillo” de la suerte. Y sonaba lógico: la fortuna suele sonreírle a los exitosos. Pero cuando estalló el caso Negreira, todo empezó a cobrar sentido. Nunca fue suerte, sino un sistema que, desde la época de UNICEF como patrocinador del Barça, fue construyéndose para encumbrarlo a él, a su club y, posteriormente, a su selección. Tras el Mundial de Qatar 2022 y la Copa América 2024, para mí ya no quedaban dudas: era el elegido del sistema. Adidas, la Conmebol e Infantino le revivieron la carrera a nivel de selecciones, después de que amenazara con retirarse. Probablemente ganará un segundo Mundial, será elegido como el mejor jugador del torneo y le regalarán otro Balón de Oro, aunque juegue en la MLS. Pero el daño a su legado, ya es irreversible. Hoy, la mayoría de aficionados al futbol (y no aficionados) lo rechazan. A diferencia de otras épocas, las futuras generaciones tendrán al alcance una enorme cantidad de videos, documentos y testimonios para confirmar, que la narrativa de que Messi es el “GOAT” fue una de las grandes mentiras en la historia del futbol.

Per FIFA's own rules about political statements in the tournament, why haven't Argentina been sanctioned for repeated singing of songs that could only be described as inflammatory? I'm not getting into the geopolitics of any land mass anywhere, it's ownership or claims. But DR Congo had to literally change their shirt design because it celebrated independence, so pro players in a dressing room, ahead of what will already be a politically charged environment ( England expects post deleted because of how it could be interpreted, which wasn't my intention) being allowed repeatedly to sing politically motivated songs? If Republic of Ireland players sang rebel songs v Northern Ireland or vice versa in Dublin, FIFA would step in. Likewise issues with balkan nations in recent years. So what's different here? I have lots of Argentine followers so please go not see this as a "English v Argentina" attack, but merely we mostly all agree no politics in football is a good thing? So why no sanction or even warning? Daily Mail have already gone big on it, the world's largest English language newspaper now, so that video in the dressing room with stoke tension. Unnecessarily so. If we're serious about no politics in the sporting arena, then it must apply to all. Sensible, sane feedback welcome.

@RepublicanSons Maybe....

England fans taken over the song 'Wonder Wall' written by Noel Gallagher son of Irish immigrants who said he has no English blood in him, Ironic eh

@GitanoDelVacie Plus a nice pinch of mid 20th century of poor refugee Nazis

Tened en cuenta que Argentina es el resultado de una mezcla de la chusma que sobraba en España e Italia mezclada con los indios más torpes del hemisferio sur.

@marcelismo26 😆

bueno hay que apoyar a nuestros hermano sudamericanos en semifinales. VAMOS INGLATERRA 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@Capt_Fishpaste That is indeed a lot of Karma debt for the 1966 Hurst Crossbar 😆

So let me get this right: We've had Hand of God, Beckham red, Campbell disallowed goal, Lampard in Bloemfontein, Koeman in 94 qualifiers... ... and now you want us to feel bad because a hoof that landed in our half MIGHT have grazed a cable on it's way? Don't think so 😂😂😂

@WadePlem Most unqualified and uninformed opinion sofar. And who on earth names their newborn 'Wade'? Is it because you so gently 'waded' your way out your mum into the world when you were born?

England just flopped, robbed, and cheated their way into the semi-finals FIFA and the entire soccer world should be ashamed at such blatant corruption. My Reaction ⬇️

@dissidentwest @Eymerk_Hunt Your opinion too

@Eymerk_Hunt Possession means absolutely fuck all lol

@_RakshitaRai @PopBase Messi is the Nazi version of Mickey Mouse

@PopBase Messi

@Naaatirv @PopBase The "Argentina against colonialism" thing is ridiculous. Argentina is like Australia, a former settler colony, with the majority of the population being descendents of colonists themselves.

@PopBase Argentina viendo llegar a los colonizadores:

@DavidFurones_ No, wrong time zones

FIFA should just have America host every World Cup. Where else in the world do you have this many elite stadiums in cities capable of handling such an influx of foreign visitors? And it lines up with the American football offseason for easy conversion to soccer for the venues.

@jrl_texas Snowflake yankee cry baby cope

Belgian national team showed incredible entitlement and a child like fit. They can’t even win Europe. What makes them think they can act like that here? Glad they’re gone.

@ReturnToReagan What a snowflake you are to feel 'diresPectTed' by the Belges' little YMCA pastiche victory dance

Glad these guys got eliminated after disrespecting America.

@RoodWitBloed Ja, lijken wel Feyenoord/Ajax supporters die een titel vieren. Kwestie van de (verkeerde) lokale gebruiken overnemen

Ik snap nooit hoezo je wel positieve dingen over een bevolking mag zeggen maar geen negatieve dingen. Prachtig hoe die Japanners het stadion opruimen.😁😁 Geweldig hoe die Noren samen als vikingen roeien.😁😁 Vervelend dat die Marokkanen de stad afbreken.😡😡

@winsty1776 @erikthesmith Indeed. As Anglo- Dutch (English mother Dutch father) lifelongAjax fan, Spurs became my English club, since 1989 and even after the dreadful 2019 CL semi finals. Great players in the past like Hoddle, Waddle, Gazza, Bale, Kane. And Spurs fans hate Feyenoord too 😆

@erikthesmith Spurs. Exciting coach, on the rebound from two underperforming league campaigns. Are a perpetual underdog, lots of drama.

I had some friends in college 20+ years ago who loved the English Premier League. I thought they were idiots. Now I find myself wondering which team I should adopt as my own before the season starts this year. Any recommendations?