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Katılım Ocak 2014
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CHIMAOBI 🐅
CHIMAOBI 🐅@chimaobi_saint·
🚨🗣 Carles Puyol on Lionel Messi: “If Argentina have reached the World Cup final, it’s thanks to him.” “I’ll be forever grateful for everything he gave us as a teammate and everything he gave to football.” A tribute from one Barcelona legend to another. Puyol knows better than most what it was like to share the pitch with Messi, and his words reflect the impact of a player who has inspired generations. No matter the era, Lionel Messi continues to leave an unforgettable mark on football.
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Everest
Everest@novieverest·
How can you build an economy if you are not implementing the budget you submitted?
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stache X.
stache X.@ElStachioo·
Nigeria is headed towards a point from which it might never return. There are no consequences for ANYTHING. Rape a person, loot trillions of naira, steal an election. Everything can and WILL be allowed to fly in court, no matter how sinister. There will be regrets.
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fimlex@fimlex2·
The cheapest ticket for World Cup final was around $50,000. Yet, Seyi tinubu was there with more than 7 people, and I’m sure he covered all their ticket But him mama say make Davido and co no spend lavishly that they should rather invest in Nigeria 🤣
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Paulo
Paulo@Pabloojas93·
Mas o Messi falar para o árbitro que o cucurella tapou a boca (fez) é vergonhoso, já isto é na boa. Ver que claramente a bola bateu nas costas e pedir penalti (que o árbitro lhe deu) é na boa.
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charity eki@aheki71·
Wow!
Shahriq Khan@RealShahriqKhan

I always knew Joseph’s brothers threw him in a well. What I never noticed was HOW he gets out of it. In the Quran, a caravan comes by, a man lowers his bucket for water, and he accidentally finds Joseph down there. They take him and sell him as goods. Surah 12:19. So in the Quran, Joseph is basically FOUND. Discovered by strangers. Then I read Genesis, and the brothers are far guiltier. Reuben throws him in an empty pit, planning to rescue him later. But while Reuben’s away, Judah looks at a passing caravan of Ishmaelite traders and says: why kill him? Let’s SELL him. And they do. For twenty pieces of silver. Genesis 37:26-28. The brothers don’t lose Joseph to a passing stranger. They traffic him. They pocket the silver. It’s cold, deliberate, and damning. Here’s what I kept circling back to. The Bible makes the brothers MORE guilty, not less. It names Reuben. Names Judah. Names the price. Names the buyers. It refuses to soften what they did. That’s not a book protecting its heroes. That’s a book telling the brutal truth. And here’s the detail that wrecked me. Twenty pieces of silver. A brother, sold for silver, by Judah. Fast forward 1,700 years. Another descendant of Judah is betrayed and sold. For thirty pieces of silver. By a man named Judas, which is just the Greek form of Judah. Matthew 26:15. The “sold for silver” detail… It’s a thread. And the Quran’s version, where Joseph is just accidentally found, snaps that thread. I used to say the Bible was the corrupted book. But the Bible kept the silver, kept the betrayal, kept the guilt, because it was all pointing forward. Joseph sold for silver, betrayed by his brothers, descending into a pit, rising to save the very ones who betrayed him. That was always a portrait of Jesus. The Bible kept every ugly detail because every detail was a signpost. And they all pointed to the cross and crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

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Anthony Abakporo
Anthony Abakporo@anthonyabakporo·
Your tribes man is destroying the entire country. Aside removing subsidy he is still paying subsidy. Are you not a chronic nitwit for shouting Yoruba Ronu ?
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Argentina Football Association - AFA
Argentina has one of the greatest fanbases in the world. They stand by their team in the good time and through the toughest times, no matter what! True loyalty. 🇦🇷💙🤍
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Hon Henry Shield
Hon Henry Shield@HonShield·
If they’re not ready to conduct a free and fair election, we should not be ready to accept their rigging. Let whatsoever wants to happen, happen.
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Peter Obi Grassroots Mobilization.
“Some people call me a Northern politician limited only to the North. But I will secure the North while Peter Obi secures the South. Together, we are good to go!” — Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso on Channels TV
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Aisha Yesufu
Aisha Yesufu@AishaYesufu·
We will impeach Tinubu if …….. START THE PROCESS ALREADY! Tinubu should have been impeached years ago!!!!!!
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@Bonmatimessi·
the fact that the woke crowd doesn't realise that is baffling to me. Spain can commit 21 fouls in the world cup final and still be called classy while Argentina gets called scum and thugs for committing just 3 more England can park the bus against Mexico and Argentina but Ghana and Paraguay are "anti football" for employing the same tactics It's elitist and xenophobic
sj@sun2jay

Just like in politics, it's only anti-football, barbaric and cheating when Africans, South Americans or Asians do it.

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charity eki@aheki71·
Same feeling here...
Irving Gatell@IrvingGatell

Las cosas que me quedaron claras respecto a este mundial: 1. Messi es el mejor futbolista de toda la historia 2. España es un digno campeón 3. La tecnología ha impactado negativamente en el futbol 4. Hubo una campaña orquestada -aunque con mucho colaborador espontáneo- contra Argentina 5. Llegó a su fin la última gran época del futbol; lo que viene por delante va a ser MUY aburrido Sobre esto último vale la pena ampliar un poco. La rivalidad Messi vs. CR7 dominó las últimas dos décadas del futbol. Fue el clímax de un deporte en el que todavía importaba más la disciplina y el talento que las Relaciones Públicas y las Redes Sociales. El cambio llegó, y fue gracias al talento sobresaliente de Messi y CR7 (y otros como Modric, Suárez, Neymar, Kroos, etc.) que todavía hasta este mundial pudimos disfrutar de lo mejor del futbol. Pero ha llegado la era híper tecnologizada, el futbol de Instagram y TikTok, X y Facebook. Y el problema no es el uso que los jugadores le den a las redes para construir una imagen (verdadera o falaz, da igual), sino la presión que las redes sociales provocarán en los equipos, los entrenadores, los árbitros y las instituciones. De hecho, la final del mundial fue el ejemplo perfecto de ello: después de todas las controversias acumuladas durante todo el torneo, está muy claro que Argentina -un equipo al estilo de la vieja escuela- no supo o no pudo manejar todo ese estrés. Los españoles, más jóvenes y acostumbrados de manera natural a eso, ni siquiera lo resintieron. Así va a ser la era de M'bappe, Haaland, Cucurella, Pedri, Yamal y Vinicius, un futbol que no se va a resolver nada más en la cancha, sino en las redes sociales. No me gusta. Con la final del mundial creo que ha muerto mi interés por ese deporte. Me siento como cuando Ayrton Sena murió en un trágico accidente y Alain Prost decidió retirarse. Con el final de esa rivalidad -idéntica en todo sentido a la de Messi vs. CR7- acabó una época brillante de la F1 (la de Piquet, Mansell, Patrece, Naninni, heredera a su vez de la de Fangio, Roseberg o Fittipaldi), y llegó la de figuras ultradominantes como Schumacher, Hamilton o Verstappen. Dirán que estoy viejo y el mundo actual empieza a incomodarme, pero nunca me van a quitar el placer de saber que pude ver en vivo y directo el futbol más bonito de toda la historia, plagado de figuras que nos regalaron momentos inolvidables. Las nuevas estrellas tal vez lleguen a romper algunos récords, pero no creo -soy pesimista del todo- que nos vayan a hacer vibrar como esos clásicos del Barça vs. Madrid en los que se nos iba la vida. Con este mundial llegaron a su fin las carreras de Messi y CR7, y con ellos murió una época. El símbolo de dicha era será, inevitablemente, Lionel, el único que pudo conjuntar en su persona casi todos los récords del mundo. Háblese, de ahora en adelante, del fútbol en términos de Antes del Messías y Después del Messías.

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