ٌمٌحايد
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ٌمٌحايد
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رَبَّنَا آتِنَا مِن لَّدُنكَ رَحْمَةً وَهَيِّئْ لَنَا مِنْ أَمْرِنَا رَشَدًا
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تكفير القائمين على #مكة
والقضاء عليها: من أهداف أئمة #الزيدية. #الحوثية .
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#صنعاء
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#مساندة_الشرعية_واجب_ديني_ووطني
#الحوثي_من_الجرعة_الى_التجويع
العربية

🚨New: Sir Alex Ferguson on the Messi, Pele, Maradona and Ronaldo GOAT debate:
• Interviewer: Sir Alex, the debate never ends — Messi, Pelé, Maradona, Ronaldo. Who is the greatest of all time for you?
🗣️Ferguson:
“I’ve been asked this question more times than I can count over the years, and for a long time I refused to give a straight answer because the debate was still open. It isn’t open anymore.
Messi’s World Cup in 2022 was the final piece. Before that tournament he already had everything else, the Champions Leagues, the league titles in different countries, the Ballons d’Or, the individual brilliance that no one could match. The only thing missing was the World Cup. He went and got it. When a player completes the full set like that, the conversation changes. He has now completed football. Every major trophy, every individual award, every level of the game. That closes the debate for me.
Because of that completion, Messi sits clearly above Pele, Maradona and Ronaldo. I’m not saying the other three weren’t great. Of course they were. But the ledger is now complete for Messi in a way it never was for the others, and that has to count.
Now, people will jump on the fact that Cristiano was my player. He was. He is still my boy in many ways. I have huge affection and respect for him, the hunger, the work rate, the way he rebuilt himself season after season. That part is emotional for me. But the ranking itself is no longer emotional. It’s factual. You separate the personal from the professional when the evidence is this clear.
Let’s be honest about what Cristiano is. He is the more adaptable, all-round player. Different leagues, different systems, different styles of play. He could score with either foot, with his head, from distance, from six yards. He could lead a dressing room, he could carry a team on pure willpower, and he stayed at the highest level for an absurd length of time. No serious person denies any of that. Physical dominance, leadership, versatility — he has those qualities in abundance.
But adaptable is not the same as greatest. In pure footballing terms — the genius of the first touch, the vision, the consistency at the absolute peak for over a decade, and now the complete trophy case — Messi is on another level. Ronaldo is not close in that specific sense. One is an extraordinary athlete and competitor who maximised every ounce of his talent. The other is simply a better footballer. That’s the distinction.
Pele and Maradona were gods of their eras, no question. But the modern game is harder, deeper, and more athletic. The athletic demands, the tactical organisation, the quality of opposition week after week, it’s a different beast. Messi dominated a far stronger era for longer than either of them managed. That has to be recognised.
I’m not sentimental about this. Sentiment is for fans and for the media. When you strip it back to what actually happened on the pitch and in the trophy cabinet, the answer is clear.
Cristiano is an extraordinary athlete and competitor. Messi is just a better footballer. You can love Ronaldo more. You can respect him more. You can prefer his story, his personality, his work ethic. All of that is fair. What you cannot do is put him above Messi anymore. The ledger is closed.”
Cristiano is an all-time great. Messi is the greatest. That’s just how it is now.”

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🚨 رقم إعجازي مجهول في تاريخ كرة القدم! 🐐
الجميع يتحدث عن 91 هدفاً لـ ميسي في عام 2012،
لكن الرقم الأرعب كان في سنة ممتدة (363 يوماً) من 19 فبراير 2012 إلى 16 فبراير 2013:
🏟️ المباريات: 68
⚽ الأهداف: 100
🅰️ الأسيست: 21
📊 معدل التهديف: 1.47 هدف/مباراة!
المساهمة في 121 هدفاً خلال أقل من عام.. جنون مطلق لم ولن يتكرر! 🔥🤯

العربية

🚨 “أنا عندي كأس العالم… لكن ميسي هو كرة القدم” — رودري يرفض الجدل حول الكرة الذهبية
🎙️ المراسل:
“رودري، بطل العالم! كثير من الجماهير ترى أنك كنت تستحق الكرة الذهبية أكثر من ليونيل ميسي الليلة بما أنكم فزتم بالنهائي. ما رأيك؟”
🗣️ رودري:
“شوف، رفع كأس العالم هو أهم شيء بالنسبة لي. أما بالنسبة للكرة الذهبية؟ ما يصير الناس تحكم على عبقرية اللاعب من نتيجة النهائي فقط. نعم، فزنا وكنا الفريق الأفضل في المباراة، لكن طوال البطولة كان ليونيل ميسي يلعب بمستوى ما يقدر أي لاعب يوصل له. القول إنني أستحقها أكثر منه فقط لأن فريقي فاز… هذا ظلم لكرة القدم.”
🎙️ المراسل:
“حتى مع خسارة الأرجنتين للنهائي، ما زلت تعتقد أنه يستحقها؟”
🗣️ رودري:
“100%. كرة القدم تُلعب بـ11 لاعبًا ضد 11. ممكن تقدم بطولة مثالية، وتحمل منتخبك كاملًا على كتفيك، ثم تخسر النهائي بسبب تفاصيل صغيرة. هذا لا يعني أنك لم تكن أفضل لاعب في الملعب. كل مرة كانت الكرة عند ميسي، كنت تشعر أن الزمن يتوقف. كلاعب وسط، أنا أفهم المساحات التكتيكية واتخاذ القرار تحت الضغط، وما قدمه خلال سبع مباريات كان أقرب إلى الكمال.”
🎙️ المراسل:
“إذًا لا تشعر بأي ندم لأنك لم تفز بالجائزة؟”
🗣️ رودري:
“أبدًا. أنا أحمل كأس العالم بين يدي، وهذا كان حلمي دائمًا. خسارة النهائي لا تمحو ما قدمه ميسي طوال شهر كامل، والفوز بالكأس لا يجعلني تلقائيًا أفضل منه. يجب أن يُمنح كل شخص حقه. ميسي استحق الكرة الذهبية، وبكل بساطة هذا هو الأمر.”

العربية

Lionel Messi on Rodri winning the Golden Ball ahead of him.
🗣️ “First of all, congratulations to Rodri. He’s a great player and he had an excellent tournament. But if you ask me whether I believe I deserved the award based on what I did throughout this World Cup, then my answer is yes.”
“I’ve never played football to collect individual trophies, but it’s impossible to ignore when you give everything for your country, lead your team in the biggest moments, and still watch the award go somewhere else. That’s football, but it doesn’t mean I have to agree with the decision.”
“In the end, trophies with Argentina will always mean more to me than any individual prize. People watched every match and they can decide for themselves who truly left the biggest mark on this tournament. That’s the only opinion that really matters to me.”
“I’ll leave the debates to everyone else. My job has always been to play, compete, and give everything for this shirt. History will judge every performance far better than any voting panel ever could.”


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🚨🗣️New: Lionel Messi on why he started crying after receiving the silver medal despite the World Cup final defeat to Spain:
“I wasn’t just thinking about losing a final. I was thinking about everything that brought me here… every sacrifice, every difficult moment, every time people doubted us, and every time this shirt gave me the strength to continue.
“When I heard the Argentina fans chanting my name after the defeat, that was the moment that broke me. We had just lost the biggest game, but they didn’t turn their backs on us. They didn’t see a silver medal… they saw the journey. They saw the heart, the fight, and the pride we gave them.
“I looked into the stands and I saw families who travelled thousands of miles, people who dreamed with us, people who cried with us. That love is bigger than any trophy. Football gives you many victories, but moments like that remind you why you play.
“I cried because I felt the weight of the shirt, the love of my country, and the responsibility of wearing this badge. A medal can be silver, but the memories, the connection with the people, and the pride of representing Argentina… those things are priceless.
“Sometimes football gives you the perfect ending, and sometimes it gives you a painful chapter. But I learned that greatness is not only measured by lifting trophies. It is also measured by how you stand when your heart is broken.
“And hearing Argentina sing my name after losing a World Cup final… that was a victory of another kind. I will carry that moment with me forever.”
—🎙️Mixed Zone


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Lamine Yamal on Lionel Messi missing out on the Best Player of the Tournament award to Rodri.
🗣️ “Congratulations to Rodri because he’s an unbelievable player. But my heart tells me something different. For me, Lionel Messi deserved that award. What he did at 39 years old wasn’t normal it was something football may never witness again.”
“I’ve spent my whole life hearing people say Messi’s time was over. Yet every time the biggest stage called his name, he answered. He carried Argentina again, decided matches again, and made millions of people believe again. How can someone produce a tournament like that and not be named its best player?”
“I looked across the pitch in the final and I wasn’t just facing an opponent. I was facing the player who inspired my entire generation to fall in love with football. The same man whose videos I watched every day, whose movements every young player tried to copy, was still producing magic against the best teams in the world.”
“For me, this wasn’t just another great World Cup. It was one of the greatest individual tournaments I’ve ever seen. At an age when most legends are remembered for what they used to be, Messi was still showing everyone what greatness looks like in the present.”
“People will celebrate the winner of the award, and they have every right to. But years from now, children won’t be searching for the voting results they’ll be searching for Messi’s highlights, his passes, his goals, his dribbles and the moments that made the world stop and applaud.”
“I was lucky enough to share a World Cup with my idol. If there’s one thing I’ll always say, it’s this: Lionel Messi didn’t need that trophy to prove he was the best player at this tournament. In my eyes, and in the eyes of millions around the world, he had already won it with his football. Some legacies are simply too big for any vote to define.


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