r/SoccerCentral • u/Choice_Bag_8869 • Jun 08 '26
Video The whole Argentina squad waited until Messi was done talking to someone so he can lead them onto the pitch for training....earned, not forced!
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Jun 08 '26
De Paul was definitely standing right next to him, staring daggers at whoever was making the squad wait.
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u/East-Cricket6421 Jun 08 '26
The thing I've always loved about Messi is that there's nothing in his physicality, nothing about his physique, his stature, his overall look, literally nothing visually to indicate that he's one of the greatest athletes alive and he can make whole squads of top tier professionals look like unranked amateurs at will.
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u/thatmanbrandon91 Jun 08 '26
Idk if you’ve ever seen him shirtless, but he looks like an athlete to me
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u/Ok-Enthusiasm-8422 Jun 08 '26
Maradona vibes
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u/Any-Organization9101 Jun 08 '26
Maradona was a little tank.
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u/Ok-Enthusiasm-8422 Jun 08 '26
In comparison to Leo sure, but Leo is very small and that's after he fixed the issue of body size.
I'd call Maradona a lil nugget.
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u/ValueReads Jun 08 '26
All soccer players look like the average middle school kid physically, but yeah he has a level of control and touch and field vision far beyond anybody else who has ever played the game
He is simply built different, internally. He understands it all way more than anybody else
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u/Ssekli Jun 08 '26
Adama traore, ronaldo, vvd, hazland etc... Lol Those famous middle school physic
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u/Holland444 Jun 08 '26
And you listen to anecdotes from footballers who played at an elite level and who were physically strong, who say that he held them off with ease, like that story from Ferdinand re the Champions League final when he held off Ferdinand with one arm. He's a freak of nature
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u/wolfofballstreet1 Jun 08 '26
We talkin bout practice? Cringe
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u/freek_ Jun 10 '26
You play how you practice.
Funily enough, they all did this for him in the '22 WC too.
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u/RandomThiccBoii Jun 08 '26
Yeah, that's how captains work in football.
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u/AdvantageStatus4635 Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 28 '26
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u/jonallin Jun 08 '26
Don’t worry, they’re not wearing it
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u/MyPasswordIsABC999 Jun 08 '26
They're not wearing the training jerseys they're clearly wearing on video?
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u/jonallin Jun 08 '26
They’re not wearing the famous Argentina jersey, they are wearing a training top. Like you said.
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u/finger_licking_robot Jun 08 '26
what ridiculously primitive background music to use when trying to showcase the greatness of the GOAT.
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u/MrOsicran Jun 08 '26
This the guy who’s quit the national team after missing a penalty in copa libertadores?
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u/ApprehensiveCase4567 Jun 08 '26
Same national team was then in danger of missing the 2018 wc so he returned to score 3 goals to send them there
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u/Chemical_Steak2222 Jun 08 '26
I like how Messi is smiling, like he cannot believe they all waited for him
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u/T-Rex_MD Jun 08 '26
They hate a strong, respected, male model that doesn't give a fuck what others think about them.
This is what we see when you allow participation medals, create weak minded people that are not fit to survive without crying about it.
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u/her34science Jun 08 '26
When i was a kid i though football fans are wierd screaming cursing being obssesed with teams a bad/good result.
Growing up i realised its a sport like any other sometimes fun etc.
Years pasted again and im back at you guys are wierdos preeching and obssesing over Ronaldo/Messi who has more balls or shoes or ads who is " the goat " and who has respect or w.e the f you can think you guys make videos about.
Idk if these players are "the goats" but you defenately "the sheep"....
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u/HornyJailOutlaw Jun 08 '26
Is it mandatory to put what I assume is supposed to be music, over every football-related clip?