Duchene2MacKinnon
In the hands of Genius
- Aug 8, 2006
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I’m sure he’s extremely disappointed himself.I blame messi
Its not his fault this team exceeded expectations tbh. They were in tremendous turmoil and without a coach. Managed to not soil themselves completely. There times where they were embarrassing but they can leave the tournament with dignity and grace. If they get Gallardo they can set themselves up nicely at home.I’m sure he’s extremely disappointed himself.
Obviously it shouldn’t take away from his legacy as GOAT and shouldn’t take away from carrying this team in the past, but he was indeed far below his capabilities for the vast majority of this tournament.
I have and do argue both sides of this coin.^ lol at GOAT
Oof that's ice cold.
nice read would subscribe.Messi will never be the GOAT until he steps up on the international stage.
The truth hurts. His international career is pathetic. He's the most talented player to ever play the game but if I had to choose between him and Ronaldo in a tournament final it's no contest.nice read would subscribe.
3 final loses is pathetic? lol You have to get there something most players never get a chance to do so. Its a miracle they ever got that tbh. Not its mostly him. The truth hurts? Don't make me laugh.The truth hurts. His international career is pathetic. He's the most talented player to ever play the game but if I had to choose between him and Ronaldo in a tournament final it's no contest.
He played the final in 2004 too. Granted, he was just 19 at the time, pretty much the entire Portugal team played poorly that day.3 final loses is pathetic? lol You have to get there something most players never get a chance to do so. Its a miracle they ever got that tbh. Not its mostly him. The truth hurts? Don't make me laugh.
Yeah, one actually finishes a final while the other puts in a shift like ADM. Where was Ronaldo during his ONLY final for his country?
Yup, I remember those tears. a young D2M cheered for him that day very hard too.He played the final in 2004 too. Granted, he was just 19 at the time, pretty much the entire Portugal team played poorly that day.
The truth hurts. His international career is pathetic. He's the most talented player to ever play the game but if I had to choose between him and Ronaldo in a tournament final it's no contest.
Messi went off on the refs after the game according to some translations on reddit.
"I hope Conmebol does something, although I don't think it will do anything BECAUSE BRAZIL MANAGES EVERYTHING, so it will be very complicated."
That's a snippet of what he said according to someone who translated the interview on reddit.
The truth hurts. His international career is pathetic. He's the most talented player to ever play the game but if I had to choose between him and Ronaldo in a tournament final it's no contest.
Obviously it shouldn’t take away from his legacy as GOAT and shouldn’t take away from carrying this team in the past, but he was indeed far below his capabilities for the vast majority of this tournament.
It's acceptable until someone gives you another name.I have and do argue both sides of this coin.
It’s acceptable in my opinion is someone doesn’t label him definitively as the single greatest player, but they way I look at it is that if a legitimate argument can be made, it’s not a ridiculous label. Not for him, and not for a few others historically.
What has Ronaldo done in a tournament final on the international stage?The truth hurts. His international career is pathetic. He's the most talented player to ever play the game but if I had to choose between him and Ronaldo in a tournament final it's no contest.