@CrewkerneGaz Jude is literally carrying this team on his back. And none of you give him the respect he deserves
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Today, it’s England v Argentina.
The last time England faced Argentina, Margaret Thatcher sent a task force to liberate the Falklands, and the lads sent them packing. 🏴
{satire}
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@cnpanzani @paseclave__ Aren't you eating donkey meat in Argentina because your country is in a economic crisis?😂
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@paseclave__ Sigue sin entender que a ningún mexicano le alcanza para venir a vivir a Argentina. Aún así todos los que visitan Argentina por turismo hablan bien del país. A México solo van jugadores de fútbol. Siguen cn su mito por los meseros que se pusieron la camiseta Argentina sin serlo.
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@patrickbetdavid Mexico at least put up a fight last night. This USA team just laid down and embarrassed the whole country
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Proud of the 🇺🇸 team.
We made one too many mistakes. We do have a young team.
Freeman - 21 y/o
Balogun - 25 y/o
Pulisic - 27 y/o
Better mindset being built. Very annoyed with the loss but excited about the future.
Congrats to Belgium. They were the better team!
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@AlexiLalas Mexico at least put effort last night. USA team is just embarrassing themselves
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@PatMcAfeeShow Your best player isn't even American! He's an anchor baby. He was born in Africa and raised in France. He's everything that your president hates
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Welp this settles it.. I was a little worried I was gonna have to suppress some “this doesn’t feel right” guilt while celebrating THE SHIT AHT OF AMERICA but now I know..
THE DECISION WAS MADE BY AN INDEPENDENT VOTING COMMITTEE
🗣 CONSCIENCE CLEARED BABY
NOW WE GO FLO 🇺🇸🇺🇸
FIFA Media@fifamedia
FIFA President Gianni Infantino: “I have seen the public comments regarding the decision of the independent FIFA Disciplinary Committee related to the suspension of Folarin Balogun, and I would like to reiterate a fundamental principle of FIFA’s governance. “FIFA’s judicial bodies are independent. They operate autonomously, apply the FIFA Disciplinary Code, and decide cases based on the applicable regulations and the specific facts before them. Their independence is essential to the credibility and integrity of football, and this must always be respected. “Yes, I regularly discuss matters related to the FIFA World Cup with the President of the United States, and on this matter, I did receive a call from President Donald Trump, just as I receive calls from heads of state, government officials, football stakeholders and business executives from around the world on many different issues. During our conversation, I explained that there was an ongoing legal process involving FIFA’s independent judicial bodies and that the case would be decided in due course by the competent bodies. That is how FIFA’s system works, and it is a principle that I will always uphold. “I read the decisions of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee when they are issued. Sometimes I am surprised by them. Sometimes I agree with them, and sometimes I disagree. “What I always do, however, is respect those decisions and the autonomy of the bodies that make them. Whether we personally like a decision or not is irrelevant. Respect for independent institutions and the rule of law is what protects the integrity of our competitions and the credibility of FIFA at all times.”
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The World Cup is exposing these absolute truths:
1. The U.S. is awesome. Everybody else is figuring that out.
2. Mexico is a cartel state.
3. Canada and Australia suck.
4. Japan is really nice.
5. Norway is fun.
6. Egyptians are jihadists.
7. Germany has Freddy.
8. Europe is in decline.
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@JoseDoumet Don't they say racist shit and make monkey noises to black players in Europe?
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Se terminó el mundial en México; las diferencias abismales de organización, educación y cultura, fueron evidentes entre México y las otras dos sedes.
El "ehhh puto"; tirar cervezas a hinchas contrarios y jugadores del rival, el no dejar dormir y hacer artimañas a tu equipo rival previo al partido; son estrategias de un país q no tiene la capacidad para organizar un mundial, o al menos, no a la magnitud de impecabilidad de Estados Unidos y Canadá, educación ante todo.
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Can't believe they chose to play the World Cup final in a New Jersey car park over this historic stadium
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@BP4America They suck because they have a massive population, it’s by far their biggest sport and they haven’t made a quarterfinal in 40 years. You’d think at some point by accident they’d manage to.
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For a country of its size that loves soccer so much, Mexico fucking sucks at it
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@Karl_Downey @FIFAcom Naw! You're just a pussy who can't take banter. Because all your other country man are saying they had a blast in Mexico
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This isn't normal behaviour for a host nation. Mexicans are vile. @FIFAcom better fine then massively! #MEXENG #FIFA #FIFAWorldCup
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@bluebubble144 @nickysmokess Civilized, safe country? Did you not watch the NBA finals? How NY people were attacking San Antonio Spurs fans and stealing their jerseys? And burning school busses and taxis?
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@nickysmokess You mean in a civilized, safe country?! Cool, okay bro 👍 😎
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After experiencing two games at the Azteca it is an utter disgrace that the World Cup final will be played in that dump Met Life instead of the Azteca.
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I’m confused, why are Americans supporting Mexico over England?
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@MsMelChen You're a liar! Anyone can go on tiktok or YouTube and search England fans in Mexico. And there's 100s of vlogs from British fans having the best time in Mexico and being treated nice. Just say you're a racist piece of shit next time. It will be easier
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Flew into Mexico City from DC last night and I’m already clocking the shift in energy.
I left my England shirt in the bag for this flight despite wearing it loud and proud on every single one before now without any second thoughts.
But here? The Mexico fan vibe isn’t reading as normal rivalry. It’s heavier and meaner. It’s not banter; there’s no playfulness about it. There’s actual aggression in it, and underneath that, something colder and almost unhinged.
Walked a few blocks around the hotel in my England shirt this morning and got called “puta gringa” - white whore, basically. The whole atmosphere is steeped in this hostility.
Police have shut roads down, running checkpoints, confiscating glass bottles like they’re expecting things to pop off. Riot vibes. I’ve traveled everywhere in this shirt and never once felt this on edge.
It feels like it’s more than “just football” at stake here. I hope that I’m reading it all wrong, that it’s just pre-match noise that burns off once the final whistle blows and everyone goes home.
Miss Jo@therealmissjo
This is really very sad. Mexico fans are making a massive noise in the middle of the night outside the hotel where the England team are staying in an attempt to keep them awake at night. I really hope that England thrashes Mexico.
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@LalaPolani @MsMelChen She's a liar! Go to YouTube and search England fans in Mexico and there's 100s of vlogs from England fans in Mexico wearing their jerseys and they are all having a great time and they are being treated well
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@MsMelChen That’s so sad. It was so fun watching Koreans in Mexico.
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@jacki75196 @FoxNews Because they realized that you're to lazy to build your own houses and pick your own food
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@FoxNews They love their Country so much that they live in America?
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There are loud soccer crowds... and then there are Mexico soccer crowds.
Fans inside Mexico's legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City erupted so loudly that they reportedly triggered an earthquake.
The ground movement caused by the celebration was strong enough to be picked up by seismic monitoring equipment as an "artificial seismic signal," according to the New York Post.
The celebration came when Julián Quiñones buried the opening goal in the 22nd minute, sending tens of thousands of fans into a frenzy that literally shook the ground.
Raúl Jiménez added a second goal minutes later to seal the victory.
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@Karina690118010 @schadenfraade And build your houses, cut your grass, pick your vegetables and fruits. For very little money. you know all the hard jobs that you lazy Americans don't want to do
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@schadenfraade You are rooting for the people that come to this country, have free educacion.. free healthcare.. but hate the Us and thin Mexico is better than the US.
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I’m not much for patriotism per se but I fully believe that rooting for England over Mexico, our neighbors and republican brothers, is fundamentally un-American
Franklin Leonard@franklinleonard
Mexico at the Azteca has the potential to traumatize an entire generation of English football fans.
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@al_qur54333 It's not even the same car lol. Look at the stitching on the seats. One car seat has vertical lines and the other has diamond stitching
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lied about a 6ix9ine stream to be with her in miami btw. either he's letting her post it to make bama "jealous" or he's just blinded by love for an escort. dumb ahh in both scenarios.
.@pluggingsznnn
He such a bad liar 🤣🤣
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@Broadcaster005 Because those other players you mentioned aren't as good to explain the game. They never won anything
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I love soccer and don’t want to rail on the FOX coverage just for the sake of it, but this is a complete miss from FOX.
USA just won their first knockout game in 24 years, and immediately after the game FOX cuts to Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thierry Henry & a British host.
How are Alexi Lalas, Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey not the immediate postgame crew we get to hear from? What an absolute joke. #USA
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