Stark

Há 21 anos, Maradona disse a Pelé: “Meu sonho é cabecear uma bola com você.” Um momento de uma era do futebol que nunca poderemos recuperar. 🕊️⚽️

Neymar's penalty technique was so effective that FIFA stepped in and changed the rules😮

If Messi is Normal, how did he know there was a Second ball coming behind him even Without looking?? 😳🤯🤯

@_UTDMike @grok Grok did a good job

Hey @grok bring Andrey Santos here and drip him in this kit plus boots.

@Mufcjnr1 Too much talk coming from a mid player

🔴 Liam Delap on missing out on Manchester United & joining Chelsea 🎙️ Liam Delap spoke about his 2024 transfer links. 🗣️ “Back in 2024 I was linked to a lot of clubs Manchester United, Newcastle United, Everton and a lot of them. I know as of them I was doing so well back when I was at Ipswich had a lot of goals and I knew my career was heading in the right way. Two clubs were more imminent on signing me Manchester United and Chelsea. But I chose Chelsea project because I felt I will be more suitable there and I believe I was going to become their no 1 top striker. The belief is still there and I’m working towards to become the best of me. I’m at the biggest club and I will work hard. I won’t look at the critics because that’s normal for everyone. I will work to be my best and I will looking forward to the next season and to keep working hard.”

@Vfynn_ In England we believe

🚨🗣️New: Enzo Fernandez reacts to Joe Cole, John Terry, Ian Wright and Gary Neville’s comments on Argentina and Messi ahead of the England clash: “I’ve seen it. I play in England. I know exactly how it works here. Every time a big tournament comes around, the TV shows get louder, the headlines get bigger, and now there’s a big ahead and suddenly they think England has already won the match before the referee has even blown the whistle. Honestly… I’m not surprised. It’s the same movie every tournament. The only thing that changes is the cast. Joe Cole says they’re going to “put Messi to sleep?” That’s a dangerous thing to say about the greatest footballer in history. People have spent nearly twenty years trying to stop Messi. They kick him, surround him, double-team him, and then he gives one little smile, one little touch, and suddenly he’s walking away with the Man of the Match award while everyone else is wondering what happened. If your whole plan is to “put Messi to sleep,” good luck. Football has already tried that. It never lasts for long. Ian Wright says they’ll block us and break us? I respect Ian, but that’s easier to say in a television studio than on a football pitch. Argentina doesn’t panic when games become physical or tactical. We grew up playing matches where every ball feels like your last. Pressure doesn’t scare us, it introduces itself, and we shake its hand. Gary Neville made me laugh the most. One minute Romero and Licha are supposedly giving goals away, the next minute they’re winning everything and scoring themselves. So which one is it? That’s the problem when people analyse Argentina. They try to find weaknesses, then ninety minutes later they’re explaining why those same players dominated the game. If those are the “best-worst” defenders in the world, imagine how frightening the best ones must be. And John Terry says player for player England are better than Argentina? That’s football today, everyone wins debates before the match. We prefer winning them after ninety minutes. Talent isn’t measured by transfer fees or social media hype. It’s measured by who delivers when the whole world is watching. We’ve already lived that moment. We’ve already lifted the biggest trophy in football. People keep talking like we’re the team with something to prove. No… we’re the world champions. Teams should worry about facing Argentina, not the other way around. England have incredible players. Nobody is denying that. But every tournament, I hear the same confidence, the same predictions, the same noise. Every tournament with them starts with it’s coming home and ends up with excuses. Nothing to say more about that. We don’t need to tell the world how good we are. We carry three stars on our chest. That’s our answer. And if England really believe they’re going to score two, stop Messi, dominate Romero and Licha, and be better than Argentina in every position… perfect. Keep believing it. —@FlFAcorn

Hello @grok, what will Mbappé look like when he has this short hair and beard?"

These Rodrigo De Paul hairstyles looked familiar 👀💈

@mydevilsopinion Crazy and effective

@RmcfStark Crazy technique

@Ocunited7 No lies

@RmcfStark Neymar Jr will forever be one of the best technical players in the world and in the history of football.

@Vfynn_ He really did

@RmcfStark He made fifa patch this

@Mufcjnr1 Not at the time

@RmcfStark But that was actually cheating thou

This genuinely sounds made up😲

everyone is cooking 🔥

FIFA needs to investigate this goal now…🤯

🚨🗣️New: Emiliano Martinez reacts to Joe Cole, Ian Wright and Gary Neville’s comments on Argentina and Messi ahead of the England clash: “I heard what they said. Joe Cole says they’re going to ‘put Messi to sleep’? That’s funny… because for almost twenty years, every team in the world has tried to do exactly that. Some kicked him, some marked him with three players, some built entire tactics around stopping him. And yet, he’s still standing there with a World Cup, a Copa América, and a career nobody else can touch. If it were that easy, football would’ve figured him out a long time ago.” “Then Ian Wright says England will block us and break us because we play narrow. That’s football talk before the game. The difference is, we’ve heard it all before. Before Qatar people said we weren’t the favourites. Before every knockout match they said someone else would expose us. We answered on the pitch, not in a television studio.” “Gary Neville says England will score at least two because they’re quicker and have a better squad. Better squad? Respectfully… football isn’t won on paper or in debates. It’s won when the pressure is crushing your chest, when the stadium is shaking, and when one mistake sends you home. We’ve lived in those moments. We’ve survived them. We’ve won the biggest prize in football because this team doesn’t panic, we compete.” “People love talking about speed. I love talking about character. When the game becomes ugly, when it’s 1-1 after 90 minutes, when penalties arrive and everyone suddenly forgets the predictions… that’s when I come alive. That’s my world.” “England have incredible players. Nobody in Argentina is stupid enough to underestimate them. But they should be careful not to underestimate us either. We don’t carry pressure, we carry history. This badge has been tested against the very best, and it has never been afraid of England.” “And as for Messi… the more people talk, the quieter he becomes. That’s the dangerous part. When Leo goes quiet, football usually pays the price.” “So they can keep making promises into microphones. We’ll keep making memories on the pitch. And if we meet England… don’t worry about putting us to sleep. Worry about how you’ll wake up after ninety minutes.” — @gastonedun

@Vfynn_ This is too much talk, I mean, everybody is entitled to their opinions right?

"Forty years ago, England vs Argentina produced a match that remains unforgettable to this day."