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📢🗣️: Cucurella was ask about the incident with Messi during their celebration in Spain 🗣️:Cucu what happened during that scenario 🗣️: I was just explaining to him(Messi) that Cubasi was injured in the mouth that was why I touched my mouth, I never expected something like that from him. That single act make me realize the kind of person he his and made me lose so much respect for him.

📢🗣️: Cucurella was ask about the incident with Messi during their celebration in Spain 🗣️:Cucu what happened during that scenario 🗣️: I was just explaining to him(Messi) that Cubasi was injured in the mouth that was why I touched my mouth, I never expected something like that from him. That single act make me realize the kind of person he his and made me lose so much respect for him.

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Brazilian superstar Neymar Jr. in a recent interview opened up about how Lionel Messi ruined his career in Barca. He accused Messi of selfishness and claiming Messi repeatedly derailed his path to becoming the world’s best player. “Messi is a great player and teammate but he made my career miserable,” Neymar said. “I would have been the world best player but Messi was selfish enough to not allow me win anything.” When pressed on the much-hyped reunion at Paris Saint-Germain in 2021, where Neymar, Messi, and Kylian Mbappé were expected to form football’s ultimate superteam, Neymar said. “I went to PSG so that I can become the best player in the world but Messi came there too and ruined that too,” he continued. “He did the same with the Copa America when Argentina cheated to win the final in 2021.” Neymar’s pointed reference to the 2021 Copa América final—where Argentina defeated Brazil 1-0 on home soil—has ignited fresh controversy.

Brazilian superstar Neymar Jr. in a recent interview opened up about how Lionel Messi ruined his career in Barca. He accused Messi of selfishness and claiming Messi repeatedly derailed his path to becoming the world’s best player. “Messi is a great player and teammate but he made my career miserable,” Neymar said. “I would have been the world best player but Messi was selfish enough to not allow me win anything.” When pressed on the much-hyped reunion at Paris Saint-Germain in 2021, where Neymar, Messi, and Kylian Mbappé were expected to form football’s ultimate superteam, Neymar said. “I went to PSG so that I can become the best player in the world but Messi came there too and ruined that too,” he continued. “He did the same with the Copa America when Argentina cheated to win the final in 2021.” Neymar’s pointed reference to the 2021 Copa América final—where Argentina defeated Brazil 1-0 on home soil—has ignited fresh controversy.

MR M ONEY

171,796 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

With a heavy heart I am sharing I lost my baba last week. It was hard to come back home and not find him home. Being the first kid of my generation, I was loved by everyone in the family but my baba loved me the most. We shared a special bond. It’s unfortunate that I could not make it for his last rituals and something that I’ll regret forever but such is life 😞 He was a very jolly person, kids’ favourite and loved and respected by everyone in the town. He was 90+ and lived a good, fulfilling life. Humanity and kindness were deep rooted in him. May he rest in peace up there. Here’s a video of him from four years ago and just shows it was a treat to be around him.

With a heavy heart I am sharing I lost my baba last week. It was hard to come back home and not find him home. Being the first kid of my generation, I was loved by everyone in the family but my baba loved me the most. We shared a special bond. It’s unfortunate that I could not make it for his last rituals and something that I’ll regret forever but such is life 😞 He was a very jolly person, kids’ favourite and loved and respected by everyone in the town. He was 90+ and lived a good, fulfilling life. Humanity and kindness were deep rooted in him. May he rest in peace up there. Here’s a video of him from four years ago and just shows it was a treat to be around him.

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Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior has broken his silence on one of the most debated chapters in recent football history Argentina’s 2021 Copa América victory and Lionel Messi’s subsequent Ballon d’Or win. “I don’t know what it is about Messi and FIFA but I feel like I’m being robbed. We were supposed to win that final but we all saw how the match was rigged. To be honest, Messi didn’t deserve the Copa América and the Ballon d’Or that year.” Vini said he was frustrated, gesturing animatedly as he spoke about what he perceived as favoritism toward Messi and Argentina by football’s governing bodies.

Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior has broken his silence on one of the most debated chapters in recent football history Argentina’s 2021 Copa América victory and Lionel Messi’s subsequent Ballon d’Or win. “I don’t know what it is about Messi and FIFA but I feel like I’m being robbed. We were supposed to win that final but we all saw how the match was rigged. To be honest, Messi didn’t deserve the Copa América and the Ballon d’Or that year.” Vini said he was frustrated, gesturing animatedly as he spoke about what he perceived as favoritism toward Messi and Argentina by football’s governing bodies.

MR M ONEY

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My heart is in pieces. I lost my best boy yesterday. He was 13 but it still felt sudden. I know a lot of you know Homer as he was often in the background of my pics. He was the sweetest, funniest and most loving little guy, and I feel very grateful to have had spent such a good amount of time with him. Yesterday Homer had a massive seizure. I rushed him to the vet immediately and they tried for several hours but we just couldn’t save him. I know it was his time. And I know I did everything I could. But it still doesn’t take away the heartache. I will miss him so much. They are with us for such a short time but have such a huge impact on our lives. Rip my little guy

My heart is in pieces. I lost my best boy yesterday. He was 13 but it still felt sudden. I know a lot of you know Homer as he was often in the background of my pics. He was the sweetest, funniest and most loving little guy, and I feel very grateful to have had spent such a good amount of time with him. Yesterday Homer had a massive seizure. I rushed him to the vet immediately and they tried for several hours but we just couldn’t save him. I know it was his time. And I know I did everything I could. But it still doesn’t take away the heartache. I will miss him so much. They are with us for such a short time but have such a huge impact on our lives. Rip my little guy

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🇺🇦🛡 I came to bid farewell to my cousin Pylyp Gogol in Pidhorodne (a suburb of Dnipro), who died defending Ukraine. He was 25. He was a grenadier in the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade Magura and was killed in May 2024 near Ocheretyne, Donetsk Oblast. For nearly two years, he was considered missing, but his body was returned during a swap of bodies in 2025, and a recent DNA test confirmed a match with his mother (my aunt). He could have completed his education, started a family, and opened his own business, but Russia killed him. The scale of this tragedy lies in the fact that we have lost thousands of our finest people – the cream of the nation.

🇺🇦🛡 I came to bid farewell to my cousin Pylyp Gogol in Pidhorodne (a suburb of Dnipro), who died defending Ukraine. He was 25. He was a grenadier in the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade Magura and was killed in May 2024 near Ocheretyne, Donetsk Oblast. For nearly two years, he was considered missing, but his body was returned during a swap of bodies in 2025, and a recent DNA test confirmed a match with his mother (my aunt). He could have completed his education, started a family, and opened his own business, but Russia killed him. The scale of this tragedy lies in the fact that we have lost thousands of our finest people – the cream of the nation.

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Erling Haaland’s father, Alf-Inge Haaland, was asked in a recent interview about his son’s comments on Lionel Messi and the World Cup. “I support everything Erling said,” Alf-Inge replied. “He was right to speak up. Messi has been protected for years. FIFA, the media, the sponsors they all built this image around him that no longer matches reality.” He went further: “My son wanted to face him properly and show the difference in levels. That chance never came, and I believe it was convenient for certain people. The way the 2023 Ballon d’Or was handled still bothers us. It felt arranged. Erling’s performances that year were ignored while the story stayed focused on Messi.” Alf-Inge added: “This idea that Messi is untouchable has gone on too long. Erling sees it, I see it, and a lot of people in football see it. The system has favoured him for too many years, and my son was simply tired of pretending otherwise.”

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Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah in a recent interview about the 2026 World Cup match against Lionel Messi. “Messi is my idol,” Salah began, his voice steady but laced with disappointment. “But I saw how we, the Egypt team, were cheated in that match. It was so unfair. They fouled me — that could have been a penalty, but the referee and VAR didn’t award it. The match was frustrating. Seeing a legend like Messi cheat to win matches is heartbreaking.” “I’ve looked up to him my whole life. But football should be fair. That day… it wasn’t.”

Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah in a recent interview about the 2026 World Cup match against Lionel Messi. “Messi is my idol,” Salah began, his voice steady but laced with disappointment. “But I saw how we, the Egypt team, were cheated in that match. It was so unfair. They fouled me — that could have been a penalty, but the referee and VAR didn’t award it. The match was frustrating. Seeing a legend like Messi cheat to win matches is heartbreaking.” “I’ve looked up to him my whole life. But football should be fair. That day… it wasn’t.”

MR M ONEY

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In a recent filter interview, Karim Benzema opened up about his time playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid and he didn’t hold back. Benzema claimed Ronaldo was extremely selfish on the pitch, always wanting to take every set piece: “Ronaldo wanted everything corners, free kicks, penalties… everything. If he didn’t score in a match, he wouldn’t talk to anyone in the dressing room. That’s just how he was. I still remember one game where I had already scored two goals. I got fouled inside the box and it was a clear penalty my chance for the first hat-trick of my career. The coach told me to take the penalty, but Cristiano came and took the ball from me. He took the shot instead. That’s the kind of teammate he was. When Cristiano left for Juventus, that’s when I started shining. I finally had the freedom to express myself and become the player I always knew I could be.”

In a recent filter interview, Karim Benzema opened up about his time playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid and he didn’t hold back. Benzema claimed Ronaldo was extremely selfish on the pitch, always wanting to take every set piece: “Ronaldo wanted everything corners, free kicks, penalties… everything. If he didn’t score in a match, he wouldn’t talk to anyone in the dressing room. That’s just how he was. I still remember one game where I had already scored two goals. I got fouled inside the box and it was a clear penalty my chance for the first hat-trick of my career. The coach told me to take the penalty, but Cristiano came and took the ball from me. He took the shot instead. That’s the kind of teammate he was. When Cristiano left for Juventus, that’s when I started shining. I finally had the freedom to express myself and become the player I always knew I could be.”

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Yesterday my dog, Fischer, died suddenly and unexpectedly. I’m still in shock, blindsided by it all. He was as central a member of my family as any person. I’d like to tell you his story, briefly. 8 years ago, my 12-year old dog, Bandit, died after a long battle with kidney disease. A week later on a fishing trip, my brother encountered an abandoned, starving dog that swam out to his boat. When no owner could be found, I reluctantly took the dog in, and named him Fischer. I’m so glad I did. Along with his older sister, Daisy, he was my pandemic dog, my hiking buddy, and my left armrest while watching tv or gaming. He loved pawing at Red XIII (which we jokingly called him, the counterpart to my other dog, a Torgal lookalike), and he loved play fighting me while I tried to make my bed after he would crawl in it during the night. He loved playing fetch, and especially curling up against me for safety during storms. He was 90 pounds of rambunctious devotion. And God he loved me. We unknowingly spent his final morning on a hike. He chased and ran and played like usual. It was a perfect last memory with him, doing what we loved doing together most. He was “a fine hound,” and one of my favorite blessings. We’re going to miss him so much, but are so thankful for his life. That’s the thing about gratitude. It commingles with grief in such a way that both can breathe. And in that way, I guess I can breathe, too. At least, that’s what I’m trying to practice. Every gasp of sadness is met with an exhale of gratitude. I know many of you loved seeing him on stream. The couch behind me may have a Red XIII-sized hole now, but I’ll always cherish the memories of us in that room. Maybe we’ll do a Fischer stream and talk about grief soon, but I’ll need a minute. Today though, I want to thank you all for loving him, and me, so well. Thanks, everyone, for your prayers and support as I breathe through this.

Yesterday my dog, Fischer, died suddenly and unexpectedly. I’m still in shock, blindsided by it all. He was as central a member of my family as any person. I’d like to tell you his story, briefly. 8 years ago, my 12-year old dog, Bandit, died after a long battle with kidney disease. A week later on a fishing trip, my brother encountered an abandoned, starving dog that swam out to his boat. When no owner could be found, I reluctantly took the dog in, and named him Fischer. I’m so glad I did. Along with his older sister, Daisy, he was my pandemic dog, my hiking buddy, and my left armrest while watching tv or gaming. He loved pawing at Red XIII (which we jokingly called him, the counterpart to my other dog, a Torgal lookalike), and he loved play fighting me while I tried to make my bed after he would crawl in it during the night. He loved playing fetch, and especially curling up against me for safety during storms. He was 90 pounds of rambunctious devotion. And God he loved me. We unknowingly spent his final morning on a hike. He chased and ran and played like usual. It was a perfect last memory with him, doing what we loved doing together most. He was “a fine hound,” and one of my favorite blessings. We’re going to miss him so much, but are so thankful for his life. That’s the thing about gratitude. It commingles with grief in such a way that both can breathe. And in that way, I guess I can breathe, too. At least, that’s what I’m trying to practice. Every gasp of sadness is met with an exhale of gratitude. I know many of you loved seeing him on stream. The couch behind me may have a Red XIII-sized hole now, but I’ll always cherish the memories of us in that room. Maybe we’ll do a Fischer stream and talk about grief soon, but I’ll need a minute. Today though, I want to thank you all for loving him, and me, so well. Thanks, everyone, for your prayers and support as I breathe through this.

🏴‍☠️ ProfNoctis 🏴‍☠️

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hi! i just looked through the english subs on the team txt video and there are two subs in particular that i wanted to add a little more context to 1. yeonjun talking about how his most painful moment was when he couldn’t be there in person when they won their first rookie of the year award the subtitles say “my back was injured” but yeonjun actually said he “ruptured his spinal disc” the reason i think this is important is because when the notice first came out in 2019, it said “sudden back pain” and yeonjun also said it was because he had back pain and to find out all these years later that it wasn’t actually ordinary back pain but because his spinal disc ruptured is…🥹 2. the subtitle says “i think this is the most special experience i could ever have in my life” but soobin actually said “even if i live several lives, i think that this is a special experience that i can only have in this lifetime.”

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He stopped eating on Tuesday. By Friday, he couldn't stand up. I've had BEAR for 9 years. He was there when my marriage fell apart. He was there when I lost my job. He was there every single morning, at the door, tail going crazy, like I was the most important person in the world. And then one day… he just laid down and didn't get back up. But COOPER never left his side. Not once. For three days straight, that goofy, food-obsessed Labrador sat pressed against him on that cold driveway. No treats could move him. Nothing. I didn't teach him that. Nobody did. The vet said BEAR had a severe infection. It was close. It was really, really close. But I think COOPER knew something we didn't. I think he was telling BEAR — not yet. Stay. If your dog has ever been your whole heart, drop a ❤️ below. I need to know I'm not alone in this

He stopped eating on Tuesday. By Friday, he couldn't stand up. I've had BEAR for 9 years. He was there when my marriage fell apart. He was there when I lost my job. He was there every single morning, at the door, tail going crazy, like I was the most important person in the world. And then one day… he just laid down and didn't get back up. But COOPER never left his side. Not once. For three days straight, that goofy, food-obsessed Labrador sat pressed against him on that cold driveway. No treats could move him. Nothing. I didn't teach him that. Nobody did. The vet said BEAR had a severe infection. It was close. It was really, really close. But I think COOPER knew something we didn't. I think he was telling BEAR — not yet. Stay. If your dog has ever been your whole heart, drop a ❤️ below. I need to know I'm not alone in this

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🚨Cubarsí on Rodri winning the Golden Ball over Messi “First of all, congratulations to Rodri. He had an incredible tournament and nobody can deny that. But if you ask me who deserved the Golden Ball after this World Cup, my answer is Lionel Messi.” “People cannot underplay what Messi did simply because Argentina didn't win the World Cup final. At 39 years old, he was still the best player in the tournament. Every time he stepped onto the pitch, he carried his nation and produced moments only he can create.” “I honestly think the way the Golden Ball is decided should change. Team results matter, but football is also about individual greatness. Rodri was fantastic, but for me, Messi was the best player of the tournament and deserved the Golden Ball.”

🚨Cubarsí on Rodri winning the Golden Ball over Messi “First of all, congratulations to Rodri. He had an incredible tournament and nobody can deny that. But if you ask me who deserved the Golden Ball after this World Cup, my answer is Lionel Messi.” “People cannot underplay what Messi did simply because Argentina didn't win the World Cup final. At 39 years old, he was still the best player in the tournament. Every time he stepped onto the pitch, he carried his nation and produced moments only he can create.” “I honestly think the way the Golden Ball is decided should change. Team results matter, but football is also about individual greatness. Rodri was fantastic, but for me, Messi was the best player of the tournament and deserved the Golden Ball.”

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40,399 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen

Brazilian legend Ronaldinho Gaúcho In a recent interview was asked about Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final “I love Messi as my old teammate, but him and the Argentine team don’t play fair at all and I’m glad Spain taught them a lesson.” He continued when pressed on the Copa América finals, doubling down on his criticism of Argentina’s approach against Brazil. “That is an example of how Messi and the Argentina team cheats,” Ronaldinho stated firmly. “They didn’t play Brazil fair we all know Brazil was supposed to win that finals but they did their dirty work.”

Brazilian legend Ronaldinho Gaúcho In a recent interview was asked about Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final “I love Messi as my old teammate, but him and the Argentine team don’t play fair at all and I’m glad Spain taught them a lesson.” He continued when pressed on the Copa América finals, doubling down on his criticism of Argentina’s approach against Brazil. “That is an example of how Messi and the Argentina team cheats,” Ronaldinho stated firmly. “They didn’t play Brazil fair we all know Brazil was supposed to win that finals but they did their dirty work.”

MR M ONEY

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Sergio “Kun” Agüero revealed in a livestream that Messi and the Argentina coach did clash after the World Cup final loss to Spain and also talked about how Messi’s teammates let him down. “I honestly didn’t like how things ended in the final with the national team, especially with Messi having a disagreement with Lionel Scaloni. Messi told me he had a clash with Scaloni over the coach’s tactics and how he handled the match. Messi told him there was no way they could sit back and let Spain have all the ball because they were going to lose that way, but the coach still insisted on playing a low block while waiting for a counter. I mean, who the hell goes against the words of the greatest player in the world? Messi sees the game differently, but the coach was too full of pride to follow his advice. Enzo’s challenge was very reckless. When you already have a yellow card, you still went for that type of tackle. Argentina had already lost the game before the final even kicked off, and it’s just so sad how Lionel Scaloni and the teammates let Leo down in his last World Cup after everything he has done for the national team.”

Sergio “Kun” Agüero revealed in a livestream that Messi and the Argentina coach did clash after the World Cup final loss to Spain and also talked about how Messi’s teammates let him down. “I honestly didn’t like how things ended in the final with the national team, especially with Messi having a disagreement with Lionel Scaloni. Messi told me he had a clash with Scaloni over the coach’s tactics and how he handled the match. Messi told him there was no way they could sit back and let Spain have all the ball because they were going to lose that way, but the coach still insisted on playing a low block while waiting for a counter. I mean, who the hell goes against the words of the greatest player in the world? Messi sees the game differently, but the coach was too full of pride to follow his advice. Enzo’s challenge was very reckless. When you already have a yellow card, you still went for that type of tackle. Argentina had already lost the game before the final even kicked off, and it’s just so sad how Lionel Scaloni and the teammates let Leo down in his last World Cup after everything he has done for the national team.”

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will had an abusive father. he didn't fit in. he was kidnapped for that. he was sa'ed. he was possessed. he was exercised. he was forgotten abt. he lost his autonomy. he felt like a mistake. why they needed to add unrequited love to that i will think abt for the rest of my life.

will had an abusive father. he didn't fit in. he was kidnapped for that. he was sa'ed. he was possessed. he was exercised. he was forgotten abt. he lost his autonomy. he felt like a mistake. why they needed to add unrequited love to that i will think abt for the rest of my life.

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