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@tequilaup886 @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis So, what you are saying is Neuer actually hitting Higuain is not a foul but Romero not touching Klose is. Don’t you see your bias?

@dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis @sebascuret For the Argentine team, blessed by FIFA, raising the studs of their boots to the face of an opponent who is challenging for the ball is indeed a reasonable and normal action to protect the ball

@tequilaup886 @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis 👍🏽

@sebascuret @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis you don't even respect physics. How do you lift your legs when you're in the air，We are not talking aboult FIFA game LMAO

@tequilaup886 @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis It is not impossible and it is a usual resource for a player when he loses de ball defensively, I have used many many times

@sebascuret @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis You can see that Rodrigo's back foot was off the ground at that moment. It's impossible for him to actively exert force to lift his leg and make a tackle. You can try it yourself

@DanielTormes3 @Huerforge @alberto96293552 @yaquedamenospa Simplemente un error a favor de España, no te vuelvas loco

@Huerforge @sebascuret @alberto96293552 @yaquedamenospa España le paga al árbitro y por eso nos anula el gol??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Q eres? Terraplanista y antivacunas o q? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@tequilaup886 @dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis Again, Rodri touches the ball, Messi wins the ball again and it goes where Messi wants it, Rodri is behind and leaves his leg to tackle Messi.

@dchapeyarcodez @mowafymxis @sebascuret Rodri touched the ball first. Obviously, if this is considered a foul, then don't play football anymore. As long as I intentionally bump into your leg, I can create a penalty

@popperface @miguelniev53371 👍🏽

@sebascuret @miguelniev53371 Listo, sigo viendo lo mismo.

@ElliotSpencer_X @redactedfan blind

@redactedfan @sebascuret Yes, that was Messi’s heavy touch. I’ve just told you what happened after. Rodri wins the ball. Messi dives over his leg. No foul. This is indisputable.

@_AsiwajuLerry That is the seventh match. England

Messi is the first Player in history to record two assists in a match that ended 1-0

@popperface @miguelniev53371 Miralo de nuevo

@sebascuret @miguelniev53371 Eso nunca pasa en el video. Rodri toca la pelota y luego Messi se echa un clavado, ni refuta porque sabe que no se la van a dar.

@popperface @miguelniev53371 Toca la pelota, Messi recupera y Rodri le pega a Messi tirándolo. Es falta

@sebascuret @miguelniev53371 Este frame lo saqué de tu "video". Mira el frame donde el español toca la pelota primero y acepta la verdad. Tan fácil que es.

@popperface @miguelniev53371 Hermano no seas ridiculo, mira el video y llamate a silencio. Al final defender lo indefendible les termina quitando merito

@sebascuret @miguelniev53371 Exactamente, no hay peor ciego que el que quiere ver lo que quiere ver.

Así terminó la final del Mundial de Clubes. Menos mal que a nadie se le ocurrió tildar al genio (sin ironía) de Luis Enrique de incivilizado, marrullero, mal perdedor, nazi y masón.

@2010MisterChip Alexis, a vos que te gustan las estadísticas, como rankea Rodri en el promedio de puntaje por performance por partido en el mundial? Gracias

Indiscutiblemente, SI. En esta Copa del Mundo se ha jugado al ritmo que ha marcado Rodri. Estamos acostumbrados a premiar solo los goles y las asistencias, pero los reyes en ambas facetas (Mbappé y Messi) quedaron totalmente opacados el dia en el que tuvieron delante a Rodri.

@popperface @miguelniev53371 No hay peor ciego

@miguelniev53371 @sebascuret Exacto, quieren probar la falta y terminan probando que Messi debería ser clavadista profesional.

@SaintCarlo01 @yaquedamenospa 👍🏽

@sebascuret @yaquedamenospa No es de jugar o no jugar es de saber las reglas del juego y por lo que parece no tienes ni idea de lo que son las reglas del IFAB

@DAcemogluMIT One could argue that enforcement of rules was only directed towards the Argentine squad showing a clear bias. For instance, why did the rule of red card if you cover your mouth enforced when latinamerican players did it but not when europeans did. Please reply

@DAcemogluMIT Dan if that was your point, it is wrong as well. Did you read the stats of the game? ARG 24 fouls, ESP 21 fouls. Many fouls by Spain not given, only yellow cards for Argentina. Two for “talking back”. The brawl at the took only 15 seconds and involved 3/4 players from both teams.

I believe my post has been misinterpreted, and this tweet is one example of such an unfortunate misinterpretation. There’s no criticism in the post about Argentinian people. I don’t see how anybody could read that into it, and any such reading would make me very unhappy. I found the theory I retweeted intriguing. The theory was: the reason why the Argentine soccer team started making harder fouls and also becoming more aggressive in the post-game was because earlier more minor transgressions went unpunished, and this changed norms and perceived rules, enabling further transgressions. This was entirely about the Argentine squad. I prefaced my comments saying that I’m not sure this is the right mechanism or explanation, but it is intriguing. I still think so. I found it intriguing because it has a parallel to how political leaders and influential people (including businesspeople) start misbehaving if rules and norms are not enforced toward them. Here there was no reference to Argentine leaders or people at all. As my comment made it clear, the main case I had in mind was Trump in the United States. Let me also add one thing. One important distinction between patriotism and nationalism is that patriots are proud of their country and its achievements, but also happy to criticize its mistakes and be critical of people who represent their country if they are behaving in ways that don’t meet the highest standards. I fully support patriotism and the pride that Argentines and many other nations feel of their national soccer team. Nationalism supports one’s nation regardless of its misdeeds and potential misbehavior of its leaders. Perhaps I am an old-fashioned liberal in that I still think nationalism is something that is destabilizing and dangerous for the whole world.

This is Messi. Don‘t let them tell you otherwise!