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@AndyMitten Some respect for Floribert Ngalula please

Youri Tielemans signs for MUFC. Five year deal. Becomes MUFC's 8th Belgian player. And if you can name all seven off the top of the your head then you really need to get outside for some air.

@jrgtrrzz The indigenous offered them land 🤣

The only people saying this are the bitter English, because they are disgusted to admit and live up to their own past of colonialism so try bring others into it, ask anyone from the chubut and they’ll say they are happy about the Welsh, ask any English colony and it’s different

People getting mad in the replies, people don’t understand that the Argentinians are some of the only people to offer the settlers somewhere to settle, in Patagonia so they were able to preserve the Welsh language and culture due to the English trying to erase it

@Bell_O_The_Brae Should we focus on islands closer to us?

Some amount of Embittered Brits tying themselves in knots justifying occupying some once deserted islands over *8000* miles away from where 🇬🇧 actually is. That Empire Twitch just won't stop twitching 😏

@_Brian99_ You should be careful about saying people living on an island near a larger land shouldn't have self-determination but should accept being part of thar larger land.

Ahh yes a nation invading land that wasn’t theirs. Just as well the British have never….. oh wait

@Nicocantor1 Do you understand the difference between England and Britain?

Argentina hates England way much more than England hates Argentina. Here’s my reasoning: Of course, everything goes back to the Malvinas (Falklands), especially in 1982 when the military government of Argentina decided to put troops on the ground. The occupation was short-lived and the might of UK’s combined forces was overwhelming. After 74 days, Argentina surrendered. The death toll was 649 Argentines and 255 Brits. Now, in Argentina this war drummed up an incredible sense of patriotism. Despite abuses of human rights happening back on the mainland by the military dictatorship, they successfully united the Argentine people against a common enemy outside its borders. Those young conscripts, that were basically sent to die, became martyrs. Argentine heroes. To this day, Argentina still claims Las Malvinas. In Argentina they are everywhere: posters, flags, songs, literature, stickers, tattoos. A common image is the outline of the islands colored in with the Argentina flag. During the World Cup, fans still sing about Las Malvinas and the fallen soldiers who gave their lives to defend their country from the British. If that’s the feeling today…just imagine what it was like in 1986 when England and Argentina faced each other in the World Cup quarterfinal. Maradona scored a goal with his hand, a tit-for-tat that symbolically avenged those slain in Las Malvinas. Then in that same match, Maradona produced the most beautiful goal of all time. There, he cemented his status as a national legend. Then he won the World Cup. People will label Argentina as cheaters. Argentines will pushback: “we stole a goal from the thieves of the world.” They’ll often say the English are pirates, due to their imposing imperial history. And it’s that grand imperial context that makes me question the importance of The Falklands in the British psyche. In the greater scheme of British history, the Falklands War feels like a mere footnote (with all due respect for British casualties). A 2-month war in the frigid South Atlantic is easily overshadowed by countless conquests that helped shape the world as we know it today. England will feel forever wronged for a quarterfinal won by an illegitimate goal. A sports reason for them to have contempt for Argentina. But Argentina will feel wronged for so much more than just football. For them it’s about family, suffering and blood. It’s something that they will NEVER forget nor forgive.

@Fabriuruguayo Uruguay es argentino también

Las Malvinas son argentinas, y voy a decir por qué. Más allá de cualquier debate histórico, hay un hecho que para mí pesa muchísimo: la cercanía geográfica. Cuesta entender qué tiene que ver Inglaterra con unas islas ubicadas a miles de kilómetros de su territorio. Se viene un partido muy especial entre Argentina e Inglaterra. Ustedes saben que me encanta picantear con los argentinos cuando hay fútbol, pero esta vez no. Porque hoy no siento que se juegue solamente un partido. Para muchos también representa el recuerdo de una guerra que dejó heridas profundas y la memoria de quienes perdieron la vida. Desde Uruguay, les mando un fuerte abrazo. Hoy estoy con ustedes al 100%. 🇺🇾🤝🇦🇷

@AnnMile71721158 @DrFrancisYoung @mlanetrain

@DrFrancisYoung @mlanetrain Which is a lot closer to them than us.

It’s a shame Argentines are so obsessed with the Falklands because I think it’s an interesting culture, in many ways very similar to Britain: - Love football and rugby - Roast beef on weekends - Drink leaves steeped in boiling water all the time - Welsh-speaking minority

@MikeyTheBuddie What's a Scottish citizen?

If you’re a Scottish citizen and you support England, I have no words. I will listen to your accusations of hate. And I’ve heard them before. Many, many times. But you’re probably more anti-Scottish.

@evampellou @kyrosa2000 Someone should let FIFA know you disagree, might make all the difference!

It’s a fair question. My point isn’t that there was no contact, there clearly was. I just don’t think every physical duel is automatically a foul. For me, it looked like a normal shoulder-to-shoulder challenge rather than enough to overturn a goal, which is why I disagreed with the VAR intervention.

This is a scandal in my eyes. There is simply no foul by Erling Haaland on Elliot Anderson. Norway’s second goal should have stood. Instead, it’s ruled out. ❌ Fifteen minutes later, Norway hit the post. Sander Berge goes for the rebound with Ezri Konsa on his back, gets dragged down, and it’s a clear penalty. Arguably even a red card. The incident isn’t even reviewed. 🤯 Two huge decisions in a match where World Cup qualification is still on the line. Credit to Norway for standing tall despite some dreadful officiating tonight. 🇳🇴👏 #NORENG #FIFAWorldCup #WorldCup2026 #Norway #England #Haaland #Football

@obrien_jonathan Ireland still not qualifying

England to advance to the final after fighting their way past Malta, Guyana, Comoro Islands, Belarus, Guatemala, Laos, Azerbaijan, Slovakia and Bon Accord.

@Bonmatimessi Ask the indigenous people of Patagonia what they think

watch the "woke" crowd support the 3 horsemen of colonialism and gen*cide over Argentina just because it's trendy

@D_Thon @bwfc_elliot Players wildly instist they didn't kick it out for a throw when they did. Players appealing is not proof of anything. The grainy video shows nothing conclusive. The sensors not triggered. Just shrug your shoulders and go to bed

@bwfc_elliot Just look👇 The goalkeeper, other players and the manager reacted straight away and told the refs. Ball just dropped straight down. Or maybe the laws of physics just took a holiday?

Det betyr enten: A) Teknologien funket ikke. B) Sensoren registrerte at ballen traff vaieren, men FIFA lyver om det nå fordi de ikke sjekket det før de satte i gang spillet etter scoringen og tenker det er «beste utvei» av situasjonen å lyve vs. innrømme en komplett skandale.

@theoldzealand Anywhere else on the pitch it's a foul. Maybe a soft foul, but not clear and obvious error

A lot of officiating stuff has been bad at this World Cup But the war on flopping for penalties has been refreshingly good

@haralabob Row your boat home

The right hand thrown into the air as he goes down is the tell. It was a flop and should never have been rewarded. Absolutely gutted for Norway and their supporters. They won the respect of football fans around the world. Much love. 🇳🇴

@erichardson0427 @BradHoweee 🤠🤡

@BradHoweee I forgot is the entire squad was British. 🤣🤣🤣 British fans are so annoying. The only time they’ve won it was in 66 but yeah it’s coming home lmfao There is a reason a majority of the world was rooting against you.

I don’t want any England fan to ever say anything about stuff being rigged. Their goal is bs. It hits the cord of the camera.

@theoldzealand Disallowed a penalty for "attacker puts his leg in front of defender" is crazy, and means that everything we teach kids about beating your man is wrong

If we’re being honest with ourselves Spence just throws himself in front of Bobb there

@joeyjoe999 @martynziegler The sensor is in the ball

@martynziegler The sensors don't work that high up! That's why there's no spike when it hits the cable

Breaking: re the ball possibly hitting camera cable in lead up to England goal, FIFA says they "have checked the data and no peak on the graph from the connected ball heartbeat sensor"

@tancredipalmeri Stayed up late for that too, did you?

What a plain robbery! Haaland pushed a player that had put hands on him! Ref Turpin is one of biggest trick the power is applying on football, understand nothing of football and is there to protect status quo! Norway fully robbed and England making weight their politics!

@DuncanCastles What are you trying to prove with this? A game of football had some questionable decisions?

Wayne Rooney on Norway’s second goal being overruled by VAR: ‘That’s not a foul. I think we’ve been lucky there.’ #NORENG #WorldCup

@MiamiXSports @DuncanCastles The video shows absolutely nothing. You'll feel much better when you wake up and have an egg sandwich.

@DuncanCastles FIFA doesn’t want you to belive your eyes. They blame the sensor when they needed it and say it doesn’t work when it’s needed it not to work and both times, you fifa wins

Gary Neville on FIFA’s claim that the ball did not hit an overhead wire ahead of England’s opening goal: ‘I would believe the Norwegians over FIFA, personally.’ #NORENG #WorldCup