#ronaldo vs neymar

[mexicontpaymybills]

ITS BEEN 228 MINUTES SINCE THE LAST WORLD CUP GOAL. I forgot what they even feel like.

Qatar 2022 games have either been-

1. 0-0 draws

Or

2. Pure insanity

[thetimesoffinance]

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[heartshapedracetrack]

12 year olds having the goat discussion in front of me it's too early for that

[aperint]

Un seguro para el retiro

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[gaamx]

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[neptunianashes]

Europeans always saying the best football is in Europe with the exception of Brasil and they are always shitting on Argentina. Brasil has 5 world cups, Argentina has 2 even tho we reached the finals many more and lost them only in the final 5 minutes of the match or less and there were questionable referees. When you see the scores between Brasil and Argentina it’s crazy how evenly they are it’s always a 50/50 the data 42 victories to 41, whereas germany won 5 matches against Brasil and lost 13. So, if Argentina vs Brasil it’s always head to head why europeans are still always trashing us, this is not only france Mbappé trashed Argentina a lot this year but he is not alone, belgium and germany do this all the fucking time too. Brasilian best players in the history of this sport like Pelé, Neymar or Ronaldo are never alone in the top, and they are always being compared to whom? to ARGENTINES and not fucking europeans, they are always compared to Maradona, to Messi. stfu europeans challenge you ain’t shit.

[swaggypsyduck]

Opinions?

my non-footy friend loves reading fanfics for other fandoms. and after nearly completing the hockey rpf tag (she's never played or watched hockey) she moved onto the football rpf (she's only ever watched the morocco vs france wc22 match). after filtering the usual tags out she's given me a list and i've been ordered to share it w yall and to get ur opinions on this. she has ordered them by which pairings she feels have the best written fics to numbers ratio sice she has no idea who these ppl r and ships none of them.

DISCLAIMER: SHE DOES NOT KNOW ANY PERSONAL INFO ABOUT THESE PLAYERS OR THE CONTROVERSIES THEY HAVE

her list is as follows:

1. Sergio Ramos/Fernando Torres

2. Sergio Ramos/Iker Casillas

3. Neymar/Lionel Messi

4. Xabi Alonso/Steven Gerrard

5. Sergio Ramos/Gerard Pique

6. Marco Reus/Mario Götze

7. Cristiano Ronaldo/Lionel Messi

8. Thomas Müller/Manuel Neuer

9. Lukas Podolski/Bastian Schweinsteiger

10. Dele Alli/Eric Dier

her thoughts on this: (tw/soccer)

dont mind the time stamps she's not muslim she just cant sleep. she also demands recs for players 20+ bc and i quote "can only take looking up geriatric pics for so long"

[neyxmessi]

Al Clasico but make it Neymar vs. Ronaldo

[guardiolas]

one of the things i remember that shocked me and mystified me is that she was asked about the next messi vs ronaldo and she said something like…. rivals are actually very similar astrologically, and they work w the logic of “there cant be 2 suns in 1 sky”, so in that same way there cant be 2 people with similar astrological placements in 1 niche.

relative to that, she said that haaland and bellingham have something really similar, and that musiala and mbappe have something really similar astrologically. so that basically IF there will be rivalries in the future, it’ll b erling vs jude and jamal vs kylian. to me thats crazy bcause… positionally at that time i thought midfielder jude vs midfielder jamal and striker erling vs striker kylian makes more sense. but we’re all seeing the rise of jude in live time so… who’s to say?

she used to do a lot of “what is X’s type?” and she also did a “neymar vs mbappe beef” post that seemed really interesting. i don’t remember the details but her @ was hiddendelivers and if you look that up on twt or some of the wag forums i bet some of her stuff would pop up.

- 👁️

Haaland v bellingham is more plausible tbh judging from how much hype jude has been getting since he joined real but it could also be interesting bcs they're good friends... this could be brocedes all over again 😭

[mexicontpaymybills]

Dear Diary,

This World Cup 2022 has been going on for only a week and well:

Richarlison is everything Neymar could never be.

Although they were eliminated by Lukita’s team, Canada has the fastest goal so far 70 seconds into the game by Davies.

BREAKING NEWS: France is g o o d. #duh

Mexico played against Argentina and Mexican fans were disappointed but not surprised. #MexicoNeedsAMiracleToKeepGoing

We all have messed up sleeping schedules because of the 4 am games and go to bed at 8pm. #hardworking

It’s not soccer or football, it’s foccer.

In this lovely Qatar 2022,Italy and Colombia have 0 appearances but hey Morgan Freeman has 1.

Keylor Navas and Memo Ochoa deserve better. sad honestly.

No Shakira song.

When these grown ass men leave the pitch looking sad, I just want to hug them tight. WC 2022 and these deep feelings for men I’ll never meet are too much.

[cant-get-no-worse]

i know that barça screwed m/ssi over and that his fans have every right to be pissed at that but i can't help but feel that the number of m/ssi fans and the number of barça fans is so disproportionate.

i love him but a part of me didn't want him back because of his fanbase, particularly the ones who hate barça. our youngsters are already under so much pressure and i don't want them being blamed and hated on for not being like the prime teams that m/ssi had in the past.

I believe you're far from being alone in this stance, anon! The sheer number of internet crowd that Ronaldo or Messi can drain is akin to the swifties or other internet phenomenon : it's lot of users that can together act quite dumb. Any crowd existing erases any nuances the people composing them, as individuals, could bring to discussions. I myself consider that what happened in those years is nothing less than disgraceful - from Luis Suarez's treatment and how Neymar's millions have been handled by Bartomeu, to how one of our biggest club legend has been fucked over by the board, and more specifically Laporta - who remains first of all an ex-lawyer and a politician - in an utterly shameful manner. Meanwhile, I believe that Laporta genuinely cares about the club (I might be wrong since as mentionned previously, he's a politician, but being from the city itself and everything, for now I do believe a genuine care to exist, mingled amongst politics, personal ambition and co) and most probably saved it from a dire wreckage ; so there you go.

Essentially 1) indeed that'd have been a problem, esp with the youngsters being more connected online and more susceptible to stumble upon those senseless criticism springing out of twitter 2) the outweight of what he could have brought to the team, being an experienced football player, having grown up within the club and knowing it as well as he does, good relationship with the coach and being the at the level that he is. Thinking specifically about the passes/vision dev. with Pedri, relationship with Gavi whose rage/energy about the club/on the pitch reminds me a lot of young Messi, Yamal, etc.

So yeah, valid thoughts! At the end of the day though it's chill, a done deal : he's not coming back as a player, probably will for a farewell match and later on as a board member, and eventually all that "true culer" vs "solo stan" discourse (it bears repeating that this is a majorly online discussion - cf the chants for him all throughout last part of the season - and that, as we know, the contrast between online and reality is a crude one lol) will mean nothing down the line as time erases those asperities. At the end of the day whenever there's talk about Messi and Barça, I always like to step back and hightlight that beyond the brand the name "Messi" has become and all the anger/frustration/annoyance that can legitimately spring out of culés/others from the massive cult-like following that gravitates around it, there's a guy who, like Iniesta, Xavi, Puyol, Guardiola and other beloved players, came from our very own academy, repeatedly chose to gave said club - not without rocky moments btw, let's not romantize there - 95% of his career/talent, while standing at times surrounded by "prime teams" and at others seemingly utterly alone in shameful XI sides hanging on by a thread. His coming back could've been beneficial on some plans ; it could've been a disaster on others ; and honestly, talking about the multiple issues there comes with being associated to such a worldwide persona and the consequences it has on his relationship with the club/its fans is quite interesting and unique, since it's a phenomenon that I believe spawned from the social media age, and of which the only equivalent to Messi in that cult-following is CR7, who changed clubs quite regularly and didn't forge such a special connection with one. Thus LM10 really seems to be a quite specific case. Messi's stay at Barça was far from being a steady, quiet journey too, and I think it's always healthy to critize it as it's never alright to idolize anyone, as long as the bottom line - which is why I have a slight irk at some self-proclaimed "true culer" - remains : this guy is as much a culer as anyone sitting in the stands or watching on the TV, and for the amount of things he gave that club, probably more.

[mohamedmaher2024]

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[butterflyintochains]

The Football Civil War

I've been a casual Messi observer since about the World Cup final-ish. And, one thing I've noticed is how much the Messi/Ronaldo rivalry has so obviously permeated the entire sport. Like...

Spain: Barcelona (Messi) vs Real Madrid (Ronaldo)

France: PSG (Messi played there) vs Marseille (Ronaldo aligned by default)

England: Man City (Messi aligned via Alvarez and Pep) vs Man United (Ronaldo literally played there)

Italy: Inter/AC Milan (Messi aligned by default) vs Juventus (Ronaldo played there)

Saudi Arabia: Al Hilal (Messi aligned via Neymar) vs Al Nassr (Ronaldo's current team)

MLS: Inter Miami (Messi's current team) vs Orlando (will naturally attract more Ronaldo fans to oppose Messi)

Like, I know these rivalries existed long before Messi and Ronaldo, and will last so much longer into the future. But, I just can't help but notice how neatly these rivalries can fit with the individual one between Messi and Ronaldo. Like some gigantic civil war type thing.

[meowmeowmessi]

messi casually letting neymar and mbappe take the pens vs ronaldo fighting for his life for a pen and siuuing all over the pitch

[mccleans]

comms saying tomorrow is kane vs pulisic and ronaldo vs neymar. nightmare blunt rotation