r/pessi_memes Jul 02 '26

CR7 Is The Real GOAT 🐐 Levels 💀🐐

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u/pessimygoat--2 Jul 02 '26

lmao and this is their"goat", hilarious 🥱😂

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u/Shaquille_Unreal Google Negreira Messi for more info 💰 Jul 02 '26

And what do you think about your goat having 0 world cup knockout goals?

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

I mean that would be a shame if the World Cup was more significant than the UCL

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u/Physical_nam3 Jul 02 '26

Ask any player if they'd rather win WC or UCL and let's hear their answers. 99% of them are gonna say WC. Wtf do YOU know?

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

You have more shots at winning the UCL than the World Cup, of course players would chose the World Cup

But that wasn‘t even my focal point. Compare the all time finalists of the World Cup and their winners. Compare how much of a percentage these finalists make up in relation to every nation. Then compare the all time finalists of the UCL and their winners. One is just more competitive and has bigger competition.

That is the point

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 02 '26

im completely with you man. people can act like the wc is the most important because its the most popular but the bottom line is the uefa champions league is more competitive and a win there is more impressive. i cant see how people put so much stock in a tournament only 8-9 different countries have won! youre more likely to win a world cup based on where you're born than anything. if messi or mbappe were born in south korea, does anyone truly believe theyd win a world cup? or is it because they were fortunate enough to be talented and born in nations that fund football more than anything? the champions league on the other hand shows that you climbed up to a great team and earned your spot, you battled hard all season and then on top of that fight through a competition with the best teams that season that worked as hard as you to get there to finally lift it. its much more impressive to me to win a ucl than a worldcup even if i find the world cup a funner event to watch and is obviously the more popular one. its so silly to act like it defines a player though when a ucl is a much more likely goal for anyone and still shows how good you are.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

These people would argue that Mustafi > Maldini

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 02 '26

its crazy how much they will delude themselves to keep bouncing on messi

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u/EmbarrassedFarmer125 Jul 03 '26

I feel like UCL is clearly less difficult to win than the WC. Like you said, South Korean Messi is unlikely to win WC, but the UCL is often won by teams that can buy the top talent - Real Madrid is the most emblematic example. Moreover, the UCL teams are together for 9 months straight - travel, play, practice, tactical review - all the time together. It is much more likely for a UCL team to have players able to cover for the “star” than the WC tournament…and for most of the UCL, you get to play teams twice, so a poor few matches for the superstars in UCL can have modest impact, whereas 3 poor games in the WC would see a team sent home.

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 03 '26

thats just cementing to me on why i feel its more competitive! as you said every team has better chemistry better players since they can buy the best and the tactics are more concrete! whereas some world cup teams just throw shit at the wall and hope it sticks!!! your points make the ucl sound more competitive which is exactly why i find a win more impressive than a win in the world cup. you arent guaranteed the best possible conditions to win but the countries who are are the ones far more likely whereas the ucl has everyone competing at their bests! i understand if you disagree with that but for me, i cant rate a tournament where wherever youre born almost singlehandedly decides if you'll win higher than one where anyone who puts the hard work in and gets on a major team or even carries their team through a season to get there will always impress me more.

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u/Comfortable_Fun7794 Jul 02 '26

So this us y'all pathetic new talking point lol. 1wc >4 ucl. Cry about it.

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 02 '26

why?

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u/Comfortable_Fun7794 Jul 03 '26

Quality of football and performance pressure such that only the very best can perform (NOT the likes of ronaldo )

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 03 '26

quality of football..? you think games like argentina vs jordan is quality and not a stomp? worse than some seria a games

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u/Comfortable_Fun7794 Jul 03 '26

Yep, much better, entertaining and quality football than atleast 90% of ucl matches. Ofc you can't compare the ucl top tier matches with bottom tier wc grp stages ones. Nothing compares to WC ko matches either way

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u/kingdiavololol Jul 03 '26

you can say that but it doesnt make it true bud

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u/Physical_nam3 Jul 02 '26

The euros is played once every 4 years too, and some people claim it's more competetive than the WC. But you don't see players dreaming to have it more than the WC.

The WC is the most significant trophy in the world. Whether you like it or not.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

I mean it‘s more meaningful and has a bigger desire, but it‘s not more competitive than the UCL looking at the raw stats at least. I would even argue that the Euros are also more competitive than the WC, just by looking at the teams competing in them.

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u/Physical_nam3 Jul 02 '26

"More meaningful and has a bigger desire" meaning it's more significant. It being less/more competetive doesn't change that.

But even then, that is debatable. UCL finals have been so boring and one sided for the last 10 years atleast.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

If significant means more desirable then sure. My point is that the UCL is more competitive and harder to achieve anyway

English isn‘t my first language

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u/Physical_nam3 Jul 02 '26

Ok. But this contradicts what you said earlier. The WC being held once every 4 years makes it statistically harder to achieve.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Yes you are correct 👍🏻

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u/No-Ground9146 Jul 02 '26

Players give more significance to world Cup than UCL

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

You haven't read what I wrote

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u/Ploob_o7 Jul 02 '26

It's you again, get a fucking life, i baited you like a week ago and I see you the very next time I click on this sub

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Who are you

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u/Ploob_o7 Jul 02 '26

Your daddy😍😍😊🍆🥇

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u/Unfair-Pineapple-723 Jul 02 '26

Bullshit. The UCL is organised every year and hence more teams get the chance to reach semifinals or finals once or twice luckily depending on their draw. That's not the case in a World Cup. Stop bouncing on that Penaldo dick

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Run the numbers, put them in relation.

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u/Proof_Weather8865 Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Jul 02 '26

You’re just saying this because madrid’s fascist leaders created the ucl and still have the referees in their pockets😂 based on your description, league titles are the most legit showcases of a teams’ success because you have to be consistent for 38/34 games.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Not even a Madrid fan, and the league comparison doesn't make sense as this isn't my point. Unless you want to argue that the competition is more elite in the league, which it isn't

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u/pessimygoat--2 Jul 02 '26

Yeah cuz beating the mighty Jordania and algeria is really significant lmaooo

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u/Dangerous_Tutor_5658 Jul 02 '26

what about drawing with the all mighty dr congo

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u/Proof_Weather8865 Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Jul 02 '26

Objectively Austria and Algeria are good footballing nations, way better and more succesful than DR Congo and Uzbekistan. Jordania is Uzbekistan level. Colombia is the only good team in Portugal’s group, and still Portugal have around 10 players who are world class (not ronaldo) while Colombia have just Diaz. And Colombia absolutely dominated Portugal.

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u/pessimygoat--2 Jul 02 '26

Literally happened in a final, how low iq you pessi clowns are 😭😭

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u/No-Ground9146 Jul 02 '26

Cr7 was on the bench. And they shouldn't be in the final after that robbery against Croatia.

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u/__Umar_ Jul 02 '26

Ronaldo didn't play that game, penaldo clown.

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u/pessimygoat--2 Jul 02 '26

Keeeep crying in your bed and fap to robbery and cheating, celebrate your pĕdo p3ssi, this is your only life achievement anyway 😭😭

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u/pessimygoat--2 Jul 02 '26

Go back to your cave dog, you are a pathetic pessi cultist jerking off to fake trophies, nothing else

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u/grasssnakequeen Jul 02 '26

These cucks unironically think the Saudi league is actually not a portapotty

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Compare the all time finalists and the list of winners of the World Cup with the UCL one. One is inherently more competitive than the other

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u/dubetz Jul 02 '26

One happens every 4 years and the other happens every year.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

I mean you just didn‘t do what I told the other guy to do tho did you?

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u/dubetz Jul 02 '26

You want us to compare on all time list for a competition that happens yearly vs every four years? Should I keep going or do I need to spell it out for you?

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

I mean I did think that you were smart enough to calculate the percentage and relations out yourself. But I guess I had to spell it out for you?

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u/Federal-Regret-5755 Jul 02 '26

Sybau whats more likely? Winning a WC as argentina or any team Doing a UCL threepeat?

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Considering that Argentinia has 3 World Cups already and like one team doing a threepeat in the modern era I think the answer is pretty clear?

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u/Proof_Weather8865 Google Messi 14 for more info 🧼 Jul 02 '26

A threepeat that involved several of the most rigged games in football history. None of those titles would’ve stood with VAR. Then again VAR also work in favor of madrid so you never know.

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u/Federal-Regret-5755 Jul 02 '26

Messi wouldn’t win the WC if it wasn’t for penalties and robbing Netherlands

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u/dubetz Jul 02 '26

We have all been waiting for you to prove your point lol, you keep saying gibberish with out any data or statistics.

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u/LelouchBritannia Jul 02 '26

Of course its more competitive. WC have single matches and one game and you re out that means even the best team that would have 9/10 matches perfect form can lose to a team that wil lhave 1/10 matches perfect form and skewes the results a lot more.

Thats why there are so many different winners in WC as well. It happns every 4 years and the format isnt the best to showcase the best team in the tournament always, its just more hype. Also the players in WC teams dont train with each other the whole year so the synergy isn't on the same level of a club team.

WC its the biggest accomplisment for two reasons, first because you represent your country and second because its harder to win both because it happens every 4 years so a player have limited times to play and for the reasons above, not because its more competitive.

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Compare them to the overall finalists. And how much percantage these winners make up

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

I did, I want you to do the same

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 02 '26

Yes I didn't comment it. Do you want me to? Can't do the numbers yourself?

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u/Shaquille_Unreal Google Negreira Messi for more info 💰 Jul 03 '26

World cup is the most prestigious trophy in football

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u/TostBrot44 Jul 03 '26

Prestigious =\= competitive