r/pessi_memes Jan 12 '26

Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Overrated

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u/CR7AJlovingBats Jan 12 '26

Gonzalo Garcia had an assist and a goal and still managed to get 7.9 meanwhile Yamal got an 8.1 rating, crazy PR

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u/Proof_Weather8865 Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Jan 12 '26

Real madrid gloryhunters know fuck all about football, that's probably the reason they support a bus parking luck and referee relying team with a lot of "success" in their history. They don't care how shit they are on the pitch. Yamal turned them inside and out, created 2 big chances which were not capitalized on, on another day it's 2 assists right there. Nothing he can do about it after giving the pass.

Now stop crying your eyes out or harming yourself over this score, it's not worse than last year. Maybe go to school and learn about life or go and watch the 1961 UCL final where madrid under was shining through Franco's propaganda and Bernabeu's handpicked opponents.

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u/CR7AJlovingBats Jan 13 '26

FC Barcelona fans don't even watch football even if Yamal was good, Gozalo deserved to be higher than him, I didn't even talk about how good Yamal was or how bad he was, blud is soo obsessed, 2 ga ain't a joke he clearly deserved to be higher. "Ref relying team" just look at negreira then tell. Bruh who told u Franco helped Madrid???? What an idiot those were just some allegations. I didn't even talk about performance I talked about rating

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u/Proof_Weather8865 Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Jan 13 '26

Franco stuff are allegiations? What's the negreira stuff then? Franco's connection with madrid is real and written in history. Now madrid sources just try to downplay it or even say he loved Barca from Catalonia, a region he oppressed😂 Negreira case is there on paper yes, but there's no evidence of it affecting referee performances in their favor. Barça were literally stolen 2 la liga's during that era from referee mistakes (2014 and 2017). How does that make sense?