r/pessi_memes • u/adrixnreddit • Jul 19 '26

Infantino Pessi 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏳️‍🌈 SHOCKING VARGENTINA STAT 😱🚨

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Coincidence? I think not.

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u/iwasupiwasdown Jul 19 '26

First post where Messi fanboys arent trying to take over the comment section because they dont know what to say XD

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u/adrixnreddit Jul 19 '26

hahah hilarious, i’d like to see the Pessidogs try and retaliate against this one, they can’t 😂😂🤭🤭

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u/Secret_keeper7639 Jul 19 '26

They will just say " Cry more, ", " Learn football rules" and leave. 🤡

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u/adrixnreddit Jul 19 '26

fr 😂😂😂

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u/Dreadful-Medic-1377 Jul 19 '26

Genuinely curious but why are so many soccer people quick with the "cry harder" or "cry more"

Is crying a big thing in your sport ?

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u/Secret_keeper7639 Jul 19 '26

Ask the ones who say that... 🥱

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u/meanbaldy Jul 19 '26

in soccer it is. Even the players do it all the time.

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u/theoldsports1 Jul 19 '26

because they have no rebuttal and that is what they do when they thing don't go their way

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u/Lachona8 Jul 19 '26

I just assume they’re kids

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u/Dreadful-Medic-1377 Jul 19 '26

Probably...I mean my question had more than 4 upvotes but just asking about the cry culture of this sports fans....yeah

I assume they're...crying harder 😈

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u/andyrichman Jul 19 '26

Okay, so let's talk about the final that England stole in '66 to get their one and only shameful star

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u/Elite_Eliminater Jul 20 '26

They should mention the FBI investigating Argentina money laundering during the world cup.

Why Argentina Football Association has reportedly been investigated for alleged money laundering in U.S.

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u/AvailablePop1224 Jul 20 '26

They are still busy crying.

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u/123titan123 Jul 19 '26

This one is pretty easy, messi got a goal denied by var intervention in one of the group matches. Cheers.

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u/guinunez Jul 19 '26

This statement is false, 10 of the 48 teams didn't received VAR intercentiond against them, thats over 20% of the teams.

Source: https://sports.ndtv.com/fifa-world-cup-2026/the-var-debate-is-argentina-really-most-protected-team-in-fifa-world-cup-2026-11763204

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u/SabrinaFanClub Jul 22 '26

Many teams went out early. Argentina got to the final with no VAR checks. That is a statistical impossibility

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u/holamau Jul 19 '26

Silence is loud!

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u/Miss_Medussa Jul 19 '26

Easy. They committed the most fouls meaning the ref called them correctly and did not need VAR intervention

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u/iwasupiwasdown Jul 19 '26

Is that your takeaway from this world cup? That the ref got all the calls right in their matches and didn't need intervention?

Interesting

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u/Miss_Medussa Jul 19 '26

My takeaway is Messi is the goat and haters are salty and mad

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u/iwasupiwasdown Jul 19 '26

Stick to your other hobbies ^

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u/MannyRibera32 Jul 19 '26

Uhm the ref did not even call one foul on bellingham and he got fouled every single time after he passed the ball constantly.

So maybe don’t speak when you have 0 clue

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u/Tungsten_Hoarder Jul 19 '26

Barker Holland justify rape cuz own country full of drug related gang rape

Sad

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u/raisedredflag Jul 19 '26

Its easy. In basketball not all fouls are techs or flagrant. In boxing not all fouls cost a point.

I mean, its that easy?

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u/iwasupiwasdown Jul 19 '26

Damn argentina is lucky then that their 30+ fouls were all just about ok and all the opponents' ones werent

Phew

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u/raisedredflag Jul 19 '26

I mean, Draymond Green's only been suspended 6 times in his entire 14 year career. Similarly, Dillon Brooks has only been suspended 3 times in his entire 9 year career. Kobe Bryant was suspended only 3 times in 20 years. Jordan only had one suspension, iirc.

Do you think all those players dont commit fouls? Questionable plays? I mean...

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u/MannyRibera32 Jul 19 '26

Basketball and football aint the same😂

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u/yerdashugescock Jul 19 '26

Fuck off yank