Messigician
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A message from a Argentinian Journalist Think about these things for a moment. Was everything really normal?
1. Messi's family didn't show up at the stadium.
2. Argentina's president was expected to attend, but he never appeared.
3. Diego Simeone was spotted in the stands for nearly every Argentina match, yet he was absent for the final.
4. Lautaro Martínez wasn't even shown on screen for a single minute, let alone given any playing time.
5. Enzo got two yellow cards and was sent off.
6. Lisandro Martínez's injury. He's the kind of player who's kept playing even while bleeding in regular matches, but in a World Cup final, he got injured without any apparent contact from an opponent.
7. Cristian Romero's injury.
8. Scaloni's bizarre substitutions.
9. Argentina didn't record a single shot on target in the first 90 minutes. Even after 120 minutes, they only managed two shots on target.
10. Spain completed nearly 800 passes, while Argentina completed fewer than 300. It's hard to believe.
11. Argentina kept losing possession. Even when they managed to win the ball back, they often handed it straight back to Spain with their next action. Over and over, they'd bring the ball out from their own penalty area, get to midfield, and then immediately give up possession.
12. Cristian Romero didn't shake Trump's hand.
13. To this day, Julián Álvarez, De Paul, Lautaro Martínez, Enzo Fernández, and Lisandro Martínez still haven't returned to Argentina.
14. Finally, Messi wasn't awarded the World Cup best player. By what statistical measure did Rodri deserve it more than Messi?
15. Messi only just flew back straight to Rosario today and went home without greeting anyone.
Taking it all into account, I have to say that something happened here, just like what went down in the Maradona era in 1990.
The Brazilian FIFA president back then simply snatched the World Cup away from Maradona. Maradona cried and said that Havelange (FIFA's president at the time) had taken the World Cup from him.
Today, Infantino might have done exactly the same thing. With false narratives like "Messi, FIFA's golden boy, fixed" spreading throughout the World Cup, maybe they did this so FIFA's image wouldn't get tarnished and the billion-dollar business in Europe wouldn't go down the drain.
I don't know what the truth is here, but sooner or later it'll come out. Until then, we wait...
And Ronaldo fans, listen up
You spread the anti-Messi agenda throughout the whole tournament. We'll never forget you. Shame on you, Loser FC.
1. Messi's family didn't show up at the stadium.
2. Argentina's president was expected to attend, but he never appeared.
3. Diego Simeone was spotted in the stands for nearly every Argentina match, yet he was absent for the final.
4. Lautaro Martínez wasn't even shown on screen for a single minute, let alone given any playing time.
5. Enzo got two yellow cards and was sent off.
6. Lisandro Martínez's injury. He's the kind of player who's kept playing even while bleeding in regular matches, but in a World Cup final, he got injured without any apparent contact from an opponent.
7. Cristian Romero's injury.
8. Scaloni's bizarre substitutions.
9. Argentina didn't record a single shot on target in the first 90 minutes. Even after 120 minutes, they only managed two shots on target.
10. Spain completed nearly 800 passes, while Argentina completed fewer than 300. It's hard to believe.
11. Argentina kept losing possession. Even when they managed to win the ball back, they often handed it straight back to Spain with their next action. Over and over, they'd bring the ball out from their own penalty area, get to midfield, and then immediately give up possession.
12. Cristian Romero didn't shake Trump's hand.
13. To this day, Julián Álvarez, De Paul, Lautaro Martínez, Enzo Fernández, and Lisandro Martínez still haven't returned to Argentina.
14. Finally, Messi wasn't awarded the World Cup best player. By what statistical measure did Rodri deserve it more than Messi?
15. Messi only just flew back straight to Rosario today and went home without greeting anyone.
Taking it all into account, I have to say that something happened here, just like what went down in the Maradona era in 1990.
The Brazilian FIFA president back then simply snatched the World Cup away from Maradona. Maradona cried and said that Havelange (FIFA's president at the time) had taken the World Cup from him.
Today, Infantino might have done exactly the same thing. With false narratives like "Messi, FIFA's golden boy, fixed" spreading throughout the World Cup, maybe they did this so FIFA's image wouldn't get tarnished and the billion-dollar business in Europe wouldn't go down the drain.
I don't know what the truth is here, but sooner or later it'll come out. Until then, we wait...
And Ronaldo fans, listen up
You spread the anti-Messi agenda throughout the whole tournament. We'll never forget you. Shame on you, Loser FC.
