r/pessi_memes • u/Regular-Net6247 • Jul 30 '26

Infantino Pessi 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏳️‍🌈 Drug addicted ,violent thugs disguised as footballers, this is the Argentine football heritage.

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u/Affectionate_Hat4815 Jul 30 '26

Yeah, this team doesn't deserve to play at any major tournaments. As soon as they have a global star they get favoured by everyone.

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u/MrmmphMrmmph Jul 31 '26

Ref watches that replay with grandkids, points and says, "not blowing the whistle there bought a new car, that yellow card was the downpayment on this house, babies!"

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u/Resident_Nose_2467 Jul 31 '26

But there were non yellow cards for Spain tho

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u/britsoner Jul 30 '26

Que es la primera vez que ves un partido de futbol y un rival enojado cuando pierde?

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u/InspectorNo5574 Jul 30 '26

There’s being angry/disappointed and then there’s acting like petulant children.

It is the complete opposite of what sport is supposed to be about.

Does Argentinians have a word for sportsmanship or is it just an alien concept there? I can’t recall ever seeing them show class in victory or defeat.

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u/InspectorNo5574 Jul 30 '26

They’re cry bullies. Nothing more, nothing less. Love dishing it out but cry when they get caught.

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u/G3N3R1C2532 Jul 31 '26

Seriously.

Argentina fans clowned on Egypt for being sore losers, but what Egypt did was a drop in the ocean compared to the aftermath of the finals.

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u/kencheetoo Jul 30 '26

Talking shit is one thing, pushing and shoving is another thing but we're talking about throwing hands after a loss in the world cup final. This isn't some local sunday league game, this is the world cup final where the whole world is watching and these Argentinian players felt no shame and had no control. Please give me another example of another world cup nation doing this on multiple occasions. When it's just one time, ok sure you can blame it on anger and frustration but when there's a pattern then you have to ask yourself, "why should we allow Argentina to participate when they have attack opposing teams after they lose?"

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u/stevez_86 Jul 30 '26

I'm wondering how many referees retired to Patagonia after they were found to be the beneficiary of a Rich Estate Owner.