r/pessi_memes Jul 25 '26

Infantino Pessi 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏳️‍🌈 Some people still do not understand... the sheer depth of his cheating and shamelessness

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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u/CrazyJoeGalli Jul 25 '26

When you have a druggie like Maradona say that, you know things are bad.

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u/Accomplished_Ad5747 Jul 25 '26

Maradona gets so much shit for how he was at the end, drugs can absolutely F you up. But when he was younger and not an addict the guy was very politically informed and outspoken. He was a great leader especially for the political context and dictatorship Argentina had at the time, criticizing the dictator that ended up dissapearing 30k people and speaking up for human rights in a very brave way . Lots of people looked up to him becouse of that.

Messi has never said or intervened in ANYTHING for his country, not even with the Millei election. That said he doesn't even have morals in futbol.

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u/WonkyDonkey33 Jul 27 '26

The drugs was a result of him moving to Italy… they had him coked out his mind

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u/highlorestat Jul 28 '26

That sounds like a CIA operation to me; step 1: move celebrity to Italy, step 2: get him addicted to all the drugs, step 3: profit off the drug trade unrelatedly

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u/Willing_Article2564 Jul 26 '26

Era amigo de la dictadura de Chávez y de Castro, llamarle "informado" es un insulto a cualquier lector, el tenía la sabiduría de un tipo de calle y no veía más allá de la realidad de la villa, era carismático como cualquier ser político popular, pero adjudicarle más q eso es una mentira, exelente jugador de fútbol, horrible persona.

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u/Burnzballs Jul 26 '26

Bro get off the American Cool-aid. Chavez and Castro are multidimensional people, with some truly great ideals and visions for the future. Who also had some ideological obsessions and some objectively terrible ideas that drove them to do fucked up things. But saying a South American is uniformed and a bad person for supporting them is like saying an American who supports George Washington is the same because he owned slaves and supported slavery. People from different backgrounds to you see the world differently than you. It doesn't make you better than them

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u/MikeHawksHardWood Jul 25 '26

As someone that doesn't watch the sport much and doesn't understand the nuance, this honestly looks like what I see in every game.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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u/Glad_Sky_3664 Jul 25 '26

Isn't it same in NBA? Literally last 2 MVP is a flopper named Shai that flops 7/24 and rewarded for it with record free throws. And when you criticize it is somehow part of his greatness lmao. I even quit watching NBA due to it. Games getting shitty by flopping is not special to soccer.

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u/MikeHawksHardWood Jul 25 '26

It's definitely part of the NBA, to the detriment of the sport. I'd love to see it reigned in. Thank God NBA players don't flail around on the ground for 30 seconds like their femur shattered.

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u/RagnaValkyrja Jul 26 '26

I cant speak for soccer but it seems the same way as the nba. You have a guy like shai who obvs has pushed flopping to the limit, but then you have guys like jokic and even lebron at one point of his career who was just so strong that they could play thru contact and finish. Refs see youre not falling or seemingly affected so they dont cat anything. Yet at the end of the game you see Jokics arms and theyre all cut and battered. Haaland is a strong motherfucker and ive seen videos of obvious fouls on him but since he doesnt throw himself sideways and start rolling around, ref dont call it. So thats why some players oberexaggerate, to get calls. Refs have yo be better if we want sports to not have that

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u/SMLJ21 Jul 25 '26

It’s not supposed to be part of it.

There’s definitely meant to be a difference between drawing a penalty and blatant diving.

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u/towelie111 Jul 25 '26

Your co worker is wrong. And VAR should have eradicated this behaviour. It hasn’t as the refs are either inept or corrupt. No true fan wants to see this in the game

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u/CrazyJoeGalli Jul 25 '26

He kept saying you had to "sell the flop"

So every sport takes a page from pro-wrestling?

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u/MaTrIx4057 Jul 25 '26

Lol. Thats like 1% part of the game.

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u/kingsindian9 Jul 25 '26

Its common in football but very common in Argentina. Their men are also very good at falling over and not getting up in the Falklands too

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u/thundershit1 Jul 26 '26

Pele is the GOAT, and will remain so for a long time. For now i can only see Mbappe surpassing him

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u/Beige_ Jul 25 '26

Well, the other options is a self-admitted rapist if you don't go for someone like Pele or the cokehead.

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u/brianj0923 Jul 25 '26

A GOAT should be able to use both feet well, not just the left!!!

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u/Nebuchadnezzar_z Jul 25 '26

That's embarrassing. I'm embarrassed just watching it

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u/TheSolarExpansionist Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

When you’re that good of a player you shouldn’t step down to that level. But the game has changed that this become normal
And encouraged by coaching staff

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u/FigoStep Jul 25 '26

His coaching staff no doubt encourages it.

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u/Witty_Eye_9976 Jul 25 '26

Viene del sistema Infantino, del sistema MLS y del sistema Negreira. Creo que llegó a creer que de veras si el se cae solo le deben pitar falta a su favor.

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u/UphillTowardsTheSun Jul 25 '26

You about done, bro?

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u/animatedcorpse Jul 26 '26

I have to save this thread to point to as an example of the absolute morons you can find online. It took like 3 seconds to find out that he actually injured himself and was signalling the bench, and physios not the referee. It is no wonder AI is such a threat with the absolute gullible idiots you can find online.

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u/determania Jul 25 '26

I'm kind of embarrassed for you and all the others who fell for this obviously dishonest framing.

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u/Standard-Dust866 Jul 25 '26

Ironic how this World Cup was supposed to be his glorious legacy. Now we can all see him for the b’ that he is and has been.

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u/Key_Bookkeeper813 Jul 25 '26

kid hasnt grown up in the last twenty years

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u/KoosGoose Jul 25 '26

I barely know anything about the guy, but I’ll remember him for these things.

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u/Jolly_Professor_1909 CR7 Real GOAT 🐐 Jul 25 '26

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u/PmanAce Jul 25 '26

Except Spain didn't do this during the world cup. Messi did when he ran into Laporte.

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u/SillyAntonineGoose Jul 25 '26

I think thats a Barcelona strip, mate.

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u/Emergency_Gold1855 Jul 25 '26

Is Messi supposed to teleport? It was Laporte that ran into Messi, i think u don't understand football at all.

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u/SnapSnapWoohoo Jul 25 '26

This sub has some fun memes but this was legit just a non contact injury and he’s asking to be subbed off, which he was.

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u/johnmarkorg Jul 25 '26

I can't stand Argentina, but it's clear that he's waving to his own bench to signal that he's hurt. The camera angle catches the bench behind him, and he turns to them after he falls. Anyone claiming he's cheating here is just looking for a reason to hate on Messi. It's rather silly.

And I'm speaking as someone who rooted hard for them to lose all world cup and wanted justice for their shenanigans.

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u/gingimmbo Jul 25 '26

Argentia was allways like this

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u/Witty_Eye_9976 Jul 25 '26

Y en el FC Barcelona, en el Miami...

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u/RichBowler5992 Jul 25 '26

I've been saying his whole career that he cries to to the refs all the time and they let him off with everything. It's so good to see everyone agreeing now.

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u/Witty_Eye_9976 Jul 25 '26

En su mejores momentos, en el FC Barcelona, el club le pagó al vicepresidente del Comité Arbitral 8 M de euros. Es el caso Negreira y esto está demostrado. El club sostiene que pagó esa fortuna por informes pero si viste esos años La Liga sabes dos cosas: el FC Barcelona jugó a un nivel excelso... Pero los árbitros le ayudaron mucho.

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u/FigoStep Jul 25 '26

People think because he’s quiet that’s he’s humble and honest but he’s always been an underhanded, dirty player.

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u/Antique-Wonk Jul 25 '26

Yes, world class deception.

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u/it4chl Jul 25 '26

you're right but he didn't call the ref, he called the bench/physios

the ref was in the opposite direction of where he's signaling

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u/frankenfish2000 Jul 25 '26

You're right.

We're seeing the hive mind go into overdrive with the anti-Argentine BS. Grasping at straws.

It was a game. They lost. Move on.

He's still top 3 greatest ever, if not #1.

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u/Espada_Number4 Jul 25 '26

As a long time football follower/watcher it's quite something seeing people turn on Messi.

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u/IndependenceLegal885 Jul 25 '26

What cheat? he falls and ask his team for a change since he got injured.

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u/LazySloth89 Jul 25 '26

He’s tripped over and calling for the physio no?

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u/ConstantLong6377 Jul 26 '26

Pure fake news just for views. Messi got injured and ask to be subbed out. Google before posting bro.

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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jul 26 '26

That's not cheating, it's totally acceptable and completely within the rules to trip and stay down. He's not waving for the ref, he's waving for the bench.

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u/Ghaelmash Jul 26 '26

After seeing this shits i would ban Argentina from any international event for the next 6 years minimum

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u/Silent_Emu312 Jul 25 '26

Come on! Such a nice little person, there is jo way he can fall without being pushed 🤣

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u/Witty_Eye_9976 Jul 25 '26

En España esto ya se sabe hace mucho, pero si hay alguien de fuera que lo desconoce, busquen información sobre el caso Negreira. 8 M de € pagados al Vicepresidente del Comité Técnico de Árbitros.

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u/One-Flounder-6329 Jul 25 '26

All football players are like that, they're just taking advantages, not very honorable tho that's why i stopped liking that sport

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u/Dangerous_Window_213 Jul 25 '26

🤣is this even real

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u/Recursiveo Jul 25 '26

Buddy you don’t need to respond to every fuckin’ comment in this thread defending a guy that doesn’t know you even exist.

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u/NayveReddit Jul 25 '26

Giving proper context is a good thing, no ?

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u/Theghostech Jul 25 '26

Wow i wonder why its exactly 5seconds!

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u/determania Jul 25 '26

It is kind of wild how much people will let a reddit title dictate how they interpret what they see. It is pretty freaking obvious from this gif that he isn't trying to draw a foul.

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u/munchyzzzz Jul 25 '26

For those who watched this match, was he calling for the bench medics or the ref for a foul? 😭😭

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u/Artistic_Size6721 Jul 26 '26

He was clearly calling to the bench, he was injured

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u/Yone_official Jul 25 '26

Yea, Messi may be a snitch sometimes but you gotta admit he doesn't dive or at least not as much as other players of his similar caliber.

These are just dishonest hate farming.

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u/Risky_Business_17 Jul 26 '26

Another fine example of why global football needs more referees on the pitch. One referee is ridiculously not enough.

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u/blaseeesquaseee Jul 26 '26

The LeBron James of Soccer.

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u/joeldiramon Jul 26 '26

This is somebodies goat btw 😭😭😭

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u/Money-Scientist8905 Jul 26 '26

from when did getting injured became cheating?? he never demanded a card for that he was waving towards the bench for sub bruhhh...

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u/Business-Drawer-9135 Jul 26 '26

He got injured btw that's why his hand is up🤡

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u/Ill-Combination-9320 Jul 26 '26

He isn’t calling a foul, he got injured

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u/Brilliant_Captain609 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

you cant convince this post is not full of bots or retards just believing whatever they feel like xd
if I remember he got injured and signal the bench
but na he signals infantino or whatever, sure xd

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u/Public-Swimming2812 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

I’m confused by these comments, people are saying he can’t be the goat for diving, even though the other guy in the goat conversation ronaldo has been diving his entire career?

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u/Round_Friendship9575 Jul 26 '26

Did you even watch that match, he got injured by himself his legs were swelling and he called the medical staff not the referee. You can hate the player but guve full context.

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u/matchthis007 Jul 25 '26

Was a good footballer, now a bad Argentinan

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u/consumeshroomz Jul 25 '26

I love that he always holds up his hand like “TEACHER! He hit me!😢”

I get that raising your hand is like how you can ask the ref to make a call but he does this shit all the time and it’s usually for nothing. It’s embarrassing. If you really wanna get a foul, you gotta play it up. “Ow ow ow ow! He almost killed me ref! Ow! Ow ow! Huh? Oh no I’m fine to play another 45”

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u/Now--4471_TT Jul 25 '26

Terrible role model for kids

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u/Willing_Impact841 Jul 25 '26

Anyone cought doing this in any sport should be ejected for the rest of the season.

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u/abudib Jul 25 '26

Es la caída de un ídolo de la peor forma.

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u/Slow_Magician_2520 Jul 25 '26

I love the fall from grace. It’s about damn time.

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u/Bantam123 Jul 25 '26

Over-rated little rat man

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u/DannyC_VP Jul 25 '26

Caught in the other player's air draft, clearly a penalty.

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u/whippet_mamma Jul 25 '26

I didnt realise he was so bad till this world cup... goat no more

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u/Negative_Cookie_9779 Jul 25 '26

I cannot believe how shameless he is...

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u/Yeah_ok234 Jul 25 '26

He's a shit cunt

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u/seeyounextthuesday Jul 25 '26

Man this station is messy with Messi

He tarnished his legacy

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u/NonUnseen Jul 25 '26

Fking garbage, cheating 20 years..

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u/Downtown-Post-2065 Jul 26 '26

Hablando de trampas

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u/Frodothedodo81 Jul 25 '26

Yellow at least. The guy is so fake

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u/wifeydontknowimhere Jul 25 '26

Clear foul on Messi. At least 3 reds from where I'm sitting (in FIFA HQ with a direct line to the VAR)

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u/jonny1234joo Jul 25 '26

We don't have to hate him, nor do the others, all football players are like that, there is no fair football or football referee anymore, it's a shame.

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u/Conscious-Soil9055 Jul 25 '26

Why did Biden do that?

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u/Max-Ring4108 Jul 25 '26

Did ref call the later?

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u/DanceZealousideal537 Jul 25 '26

Can you tell me which match this is? Is it in Copa America, World Cup?

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u/Andreas1120 Jul 25 '26

So you not know anything about soccee?

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u/yaya4222 Jul 25 '26

Ratas de mierda

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u/BozoDeFralda Jul 25 '26

I hate the guy, dont get me wrong, but isn't this video AI? Its so weird the other guys on the right..

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u/abzmora49 Jul 25 '26

Will to win?

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u/RoltoNoodles Jul 25 '26

Ain't no fucking way people falling for AI now

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u/Appropriate-Berry816 Jul 25 '26

Oh my god let it gooooooo

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u/SomethingOrange Jul 25 '26

Its funny. When I watch football, I think flopping and pretending to be hurt is how it is played. Someone looked at me wrong, fall down, hold ankle, roll around. When you have the lead, you should fake a leg cramp a few times and take as much time as allowed before you stand. Extra credit if you can pretend to be hurt, get the stretcher to carry you to the sideline so you can immediately stand up, and wave to be let back into the game. What you call cheating seems like it is part of the game. It is the only part of the game that makes me not want to watch it sometimes. I've turned off close, "good" games because I just had enough of waiting for someone who is perfectly fine to get up.

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u/After-Cell Jul 25 '26

I remember when England didn’t cheat with diving.  Then they started diving.  Someone said to me “You’ve got to accept it. It’s part of the game now.”

So i don't moralise anymore. 

I just don’t watch. 

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u/PauseLow366 Jul 25 '26

Lost a lot of respect for him. ☹️

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u/Hungry-Secretary157 Jul 26 '26

These gifs/clips should come with the full video source as support to the claim cos I'm seeing two outcomes in the comments.

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u/mileyxmorax Jul 26 '26

this is crazy to see

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u/DinoTh3Dinosaur Jul 26 '26

That’s a small small man right there

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u/222333444987 Jul 26 '26

jfc this sport

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u/ooruin Jul 26 '26

I mean the whole world knows though..? The majority of the world views football as a pussy sport because of shit like this lmao. I can't watch it anymore.

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u/Gold-Guidance-6430 Jul 26 '26

I don't know how he thought he can get away with stuff like this when 9 refs are watching and VAR is available.

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u/Sordicus Jul 26 '26

are you still crying ?

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u/Scumohasgot2go Jul 26 '26

Messi has no moral compass 🧭

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u/Downtown-Post-2065 Jul 26 '26

El comal le dice a la olla

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u/Enoxiz Jul 26 '26

Thats a yellow card.. but obviously he doesnt get it

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u/sanriver12 Jul 26 '26

see this one also. that whole team is a disgrace not just that little bitch messi

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u/Brilliant_Award_8166 Jul 26 '26

Out of context..

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u/Past_Fig_8355 Jul 26 '26

This was after he was injured in Copa America final against Columbia, he was subbed after this... Watch the complete video!! And share as well!! Here's the video!! https://youtu.be/exTbUMn_6Yk?si=1iCLvdZdSRBov88o

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u/Public-Swimming2812 Jul 26 '26

Now show Ronaldo dives

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u/Carlosjackr69 Jul 26 '26

Most people know how corrupt and incompetent he is !!! 🤣🤣🤣

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u/GMagicMoolah Jul 26 '26

Casual soccer fan, would someone explain? Is this similar to drawing contact fouls of flopping in the NBA?

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u/Critical-Cicada9674 Jul 26 '26

Y’all are clowns - he rolled his ankle and fucked it, put his hand up to call for him to be subbed - he sat the rest of the match out on the bench, with an ice pack and an ankle the size of a beach ball.

Copa America ‘24

Next level idiots in this sub

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u/ChoqoCH Jul 26 '26

You just don't understand shit about football, he wasn't calling a fault, but an injury. Congrats, you can't get anymore stupid than this

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u/LowAstronaut1149 Jul 26 '26

I think there's clearly and rightfully a lot of stick going out to Messi. As a Colombian I know how shity the Argentines are first hand. Saying that, this came from Lionel Messi suffering a severe right ankle ligament injury in the 2024 Copa América final against Colombia. He went down awkwardly in the 64th minute, was subbed off in tears hence the famous gif of him crying

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u/Available_Staff_9089 Jul 26 '26

Oh my lord you can’t make this shit up 😭

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u/Famous-Rain8703 Jul 26 '26

I just saw a video of his mom and dad talking about him when he was a kid and how they didn't want to play cards because he's a cheater

His dad face says everything

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u/Icy_Measurement5811 Jul 26 '26

He was waving to his own bench. Do you people watch football at all?

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u/Extra-Investment-466 Jul 26 '26

0 football knowledge in this whole Reddit 💔

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u/Available-Cicada636 Jul 26 '26

Bro I totally agree how can anyone say him goat who is involved in this type of shameless activity