From now on the world will be watching Argentina like a hawk in every World Cup. They will not get away with bullshit behavior and penalties as they did before.
Messi’s career is in serious trouble. No matter what he does, it will forever be attributed to either Infantino internationally or Negreira at club level.
In generations to come, he will always be seen as the one who was helped, rigged, who robbed, and who stole almost all the trophies and awards he won.
Ronaldo, on the other hand, will always be seen as the one who conquered corruption and still won everything and anything available.
I’ve never said this openly but there are people in the ENS community who I never trusted and who have always been hypocrites. @garypalmerjr is one of those. Do not give him any votes.
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The public opinion is so bad that Messi may never win another Ballon d'Or.
Petition to permanently ban Argentina from World Cups set to break record as Fifa open investigation
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🗣️Marc Cucurella: I’m still shocked by what happened between me and Leo Messi during the World Cup final.
I explained to Messi that Cubarsí had injured his mouth, but instead, he told the referee that I was covering my mouth to direct a racist insult at him and pushed for me to be sent off with a red card.
That moment completely changed the way I saw him. It showed me that even the King of Football can make decisions that many people would see as unfair. For me, that incident lacked the sportsmanship and class expected from a player of his stature, and I simply cannot respect that.
It made me question the fairness of everything that happened that day. Winning is important, but honesty and integrity should always come first. When someone misrepresents your words to gain an advantage, it’s hard to look at them the same way again.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been my idol since I was a child, and nothing has changed that. I admire his discipline, mentality, and relentless work ethic. In my eyes, he built his legacy through dedication, perseverance, and merit alone, that is why Cristiano Ronaldo will always be my greatest football inspiration.
“Why everyone suddenly hates Messi” is genuinely the most misguided take of all time.
I’ve seen so many posts similar to this lately. Painting Argentina and Messi as the ‘victims’ of a big hate campaign. Pull up whatever irrelevant algorithmic data you want. Blame paid accounts. Quote psychological theory. At the end of the day… it’s pretty simple.
Barcelona allegedly paid off referees for 2 decades, spanning Messi’s entire career…
The Argentinian FA are being investigated for money laundering. We’ve all seen the blatant refereeing favouritism across two World Cups now. We all saw their violent, aggressive and petulant behaviour all tournament. We aren’t blind…
Inter Miami, disproportionate to the rest of the MLS, hoarded old European talent and walk the league as soon as Messi arrives. Somehow qualifying for the Club World Cup without actually meeting any criteria for such qualification. This is a plastic club, with no history and purchased success…
While you can’t blame all of this on Messi, obviously. He is clearly complicit. He clearly benefits from the purchased success of such institutions. He is clearly a money milking machine for FIFA and America. Something Infantino is well aware of… he ‘suffers’ with Messi after all.
And people don’t like it. People don’t like blatantly manufactured success. People don’t like cheats. People don’t like teachers pets. People don’t like players that try and get other players (Cucurella) unfairly sent off in a World Cup final when they are clearly being outclassed on the pitch. People don’t like people that lack integrity.
But nah. I guess we’re all swept up in mass hysteria! We’re all brain washed! And this is dangerous rhetoric!
Shut up. The Messi bias is nauseating.
After @nicksdjohnson takes the DAO treasury, will ENS lower the 3-4 letter fees or will they continue the unfair fees?























