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[denimen99]

A gdje je community note?

Internet je takav danas. To je virtuelni svijet u kojem svako po svom čejfu stvara svoju virtuelnu realnost. Tako da uopšte nije fake, nego je u našem virtuelnom svijetu to jedina istina.

Prošlo je vrijeme vilenjaka Elronde, ti se jednostavno nisi snašao u digitalnom svijetu.

[Rodju]

A gdje je community note?

Internet je takav danas. To je virtuelni svijet u kojem svako po svom čejfu stvara svoju virtuelnu realnost. Tako da uopšte nije fake, nego je u našem virtuelnom svijetu to jedina istina.

Prošlo je vrijeme vilenjaka Elronde, ti se jednostavno nisi snašao u digitalnom svijetu.

Po ne znam koji put si pokazala svoju nepismenost.

[Saurman]

From Vargentina to ArgenFifa: Infantino Accused of Favouring Messi and Argentina

From uncalled cards and refereeing errors to the group stage draw, conspiracy theories are now rife regarding alleged favouritism towards the reigning champions.

Among the various accusations levelled at Gianni Infantino during this troubled, expanded World Cup is that he supports Argentina. Exaggerated, we know that the FIFA President's only true footballing passion is dyed in black and blue, based in Milan. The rest is mere speculation, fodder for social media and more or less witty memes. However, this material has been generated by a series of incidents which, accumulating, have turned into an Albiceleste snowball, leading to nicknames like Vargentina, Argenfifa, Infantina. Many believe that Leo Messi's national team is receiving, and has received, preferential treatment throughout the tournament. Let's examine the basis of this popular perception.

MORATA AND RODRI— After their victory over England, Argentina's players carried a banner onto the pitch celebrating the Malvinas Islands. This political issue, whose embers still glow, served as a corollary to the rivalry between the two nations who went to war in 1982 over possession of the South Atlantic archipelago. There was no reaction from FIFA, whereas UEFA sanctioned Rodri and Alvaro Morata with a one-match ban for chanting "Gibraltar is Spanish" during their European Championship celebrations (after the final against England) in Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid. They weren't on the pitch, they were at least tipsy, it was a local celebration. Infantino intervened on the matter, saying that FIFA turned a blind eye because it was a matter related to nationalism, bless his heart.

EGYPTIAN ACCUSATIONS— However, it was Egypt who directly and heavily accused FIFA and its president of favouritism towards Argentina. After their elimination in the Round of 16, player Zico and coach Hossam Hassan launched scathing attacks. Zico stated: "The referee was unfair, completely unfair. It was a blatant injustice. He was clearly biased against us. The tournament was rigged, may God punish him. Congratulations to Argentina for having already won the World Cup, it's all planned." Hassan added: "This was a clearly manipulated match, and everyone saw it. I don't understand why teams are invited to participate if Argentina is still desired to win. The referee was under pressure otherwise certain decisions cannot be explained."

EGYPT AND CAPE VERDE— Interviewed by an Argentine TV channel after the world champions' highly complicated victory against Cape Verde in the Round of 32, the FIFA official, while declaring himself neutral, admitted his heart had been severely tested, showing a certain empathy in his suffering with the South American national team. Similarly, some images captured his identical state of passionate anguish over the course of the match against Egypt. Neutral, yes, but emotionally boiling over for the Albiceleste. This is also because it's clear that a Round of 16 match between Cape Verde and Egypt was not exactly the main event desired by the World Cup organisers.

SMOOTH PATH— It's worth remembering that Argentina reached the semi-finals after eliminating two African nations and Switzerland: a path free of obstacles. Furthermore, in the December draw, their position in the initial group was altered to comply with a new rule established last year by FIFA, stating that the top four ranked teams could not face each other before the semi-finals. This is a questionable criterion, which, despite very different routes (France could have faced Germany in the Round of 32 but had to eliminate Morocco; Spain encountered Portugal and Belgium; England had to win at the Azteca), ultimately led the top four teams to the semi-finals.

MESSI-MANDI— The fuse regarding alleged refereeing favouritism towards Messi and Argentina was lit immediately, at the start of their first match, when an intervention by Messi on Algerian defender Aissa Mandi went unpunished. Other similar contacts have resulted in red cards; in this case, not even a yellow was shown. An official protest from the Algerian federation followed, but Argentina won 3-0 and moved on. Later in the tournament, particularly in matches against Cape Verde and Egypt, there were several controversial incidents favouring Messi's national team. Rightly or wrongly, compilations of these dubious situations went viral on social media, leading to the creation of the various nicknames mentioned earlier. It's noteworthy that Argentina has not suffered any negative VAR reviews of incidents, whereas in similar game circumstances involving other teams, the referee has been called to the monitor.

MESSI, NO TO THE PRESS— These insinuations and suspicions have been somewhat strengthened by Messi's unconditional support for the presidential ambitions of Infantino and Trump. Yesterday afternoon, FIFA organised a paid show, with tickets costing $70, featuring the coaches and captains of the finalists. It was a grand celebration for Messi, who then failed to appear at the press conference as scheduled, much to the clear irritation of coach De la Fuente, who was forced to participate in the spectacle arranged for Leo. "There needs to be respect," said the Roja coach. Looking back, we recall Messi wearing the "bisht", the traditional Arab robe in Qatar, while lifting the World Cup, or the imposition of Inter Miami's participation in last year's inaugural Club World Cup without any sporting justification. Then there were the photos of Messi with Trump last March, which sparked a heated political debate in Argentina about the appropriateness of the situation, against the backdrop of the ongoing struggle for power and institutions that characterised Diego Armando Maradona's life and career. No, in his day, there was no talk of ArgenFifa.

La Gazzetta dello Sport

[denimen99]

Sad će vilenjaci opet reći da je i to fake news. Kakvi likovi jbt ovo ni u Čipuljiću nema ovako, vjerujte mi, evo u Bugojnu sam.

[Markinhio]

Sto ova realova fan baza isad place od SP 2022

[Rajaz]

From Vargentina to ArgenFifa: Infantino Accused of Favouring Messi and Argentina

From uncalled cards and refereeing errors to the group stage draw, conspiracy theories are now rife regarding alleged favouritism towards the reigning champions.

Among the various accusations levelled at Gianni Infantino during this troubled, expanded World Cup is that he supports Argentina. Exaggerated, we know that the FIFA President's only true footballing passion is dyed in black and blue, based in Milan. The rest is mere speculation, fodder for social media and more or less witty memes. However, this material has been generated by a series of incidents which, accumulating, have turned into an Albiceleste snowball, leading to nicknames like Vargentina, Argenfifa, Infantina. Many believe that Leo Messi's national team is receiving, and has received, preferential treatment throughout the tournament. Let's examine the basis of this popular perception.

MORATA AND RODRI— After their victory over England, Argentina's players carried a banner onto the pitch celebrating the Malvinas Islands. This political issue, whose embers still glow, served as a corollary to the rivalry between the two nations who went to war in 1982 over possession of the South Atlantic archipelago. There was no reaction from FIFA, whereas UEFA sanctioned Rodri and Alvaro Morata with a one-match ban for chanting "Gibraltar is Spanish" during their European Championship celebrations (after the final against England) in Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid. They weren't on the pitch, they were at least tipsy, it was a local celebration. Infantino intervened on the matter, saying that FIFA turned a blind eye because it was a matter related to nationalism, bless his heart.

EGYPTIAN ACCUSATIONS— However, it was Egypt who directly and heavily accused FIFA and its president of favouritism towards Argentina. After their elimination in the Round of 16, player Zico and coach Hossam Hassan launched scathing attacks. Zico stated: "The referee was unfair, completely unfair. It was a blatant injustice. He was clearly biased against us. The tournament was rigged, may God punish him. Congratulations to Argentina for having already won the World Cup, it's all planned." Hassan added: "This was a clearly manipulated match, and everyone saw it. I don't understand why teams are invited to participate if Argentina is still desired to win. The referee was under pressure otherwise certain decisions cannot be explained."

EGYPT AND CAPE VERDE— Interviewed by an Argentine TV channel after the world champions' highly complicated victory against Cape Verde in the Round of 32, the FIFA official, while declaring himself neutral, admitted his heart had been severely tested, showing a certain empathy in his suffering with the South American national team. Similarly, some images captured his identical state of passionate anguish over the course of the match against Egypt. Neutral, yes, but emotionally boiling over for the Albiceleste. This is also because it's clear that a Round of 16 match between Cape Verde and Egypt was not exactly the main event desired by the World Cup organisers.

SMOOTH PATH— It's worth remembering that Argentina reached the semi-finals after eliminating two African nations and Switzerland: a path free of obstacles. Furthermore, in the December draw, their position in the initial group was altered to comply with a new rule established last year by FIFA, stating that the top four ranked teams could not face each other before the semi-finals. This is a questionable criterion, which, despite very different routes (France could have faced Germany in the Round of 32 but had to eliminate Morocco; Spain encountered Portugal and Belgium; England had to win at the Azteca), ultimately led the top four teams to the semi-finals.

MESSI-MANDI— The fuse regarding alleged refereeing favouritism towards Messi and Argentina was lit immediately, at the start of their first match, when an intervention by Messi on Algerian defender Aissa Mandi went unpunished. Other similar contacts have resulted in red cards; in this case, not even a yellow was shown. An official protest from the Algerian federation followed, but Argentina won 3-0 and moved on. Later in the tournament, particularly in matches against Cape Verde and Egypt, there were several controversial incidents favouring Messi's national team. Rightly or wrongly, compilations of these dubious situations went viral on social media, leading to the creation of the various nicknames mentioned earlier. It's noteworthy that Argentina has not suffered any negative VAR reviews of incidents, whereas in similar game circumstances involving other teams, the referee has been called to the monitor.

MESSI, NO TO THE PRESS— These insinuations and suspicions have been somewhat strengthened by Messi's unconditional support for the presidential ambitions of Infantino and Trump. Yesterday afternoon, FIFA organised a paid show, with tickets costing $70, featuring the coaches and captains of the finalists. It was a grand celebration for Messi, who then failed to appear at the press conference as scheduled, much to the clear irritation of coach De la Fuente, who was forced to participate in the spectacle arranged for Leo. "There needs to be respect," said the Roja coach. Looking back, we recall Messi wearing the "bisht", the traditional Arab robe in Qatar, while lifting the World Cup, or the imposition of Inter Miami's participation in last year's inaugural Club World Cup without any sporting justification. Then there were the photos of Messi with Trump last March, which sparked a heated political debate in Argentina about the appropriateness of the situation, against the backdrop of the ongoing struggle for power and institutions that characterised Diego Armando Maradona's life and career. No, in his day, there was no talk of ArgenFifa.

La Gazzetta dello Sport

još mu MVP mundijala ukradoše moj sarma

[Elrond]

From Vargentina to ArgenFifa: Infantino Accused of Favouring Messi and Argentina

From uncalled cards and refereeing errors to the group stage draw, conspiracy theories are now rife regarding alleged favouritism towards the reigning champions.

Among the various accusations levelled at Gianni Infantino during this troubled, expanded World Cup is that he supports Argentina. Exaggerated, we know that the FIFA President's only true footballing passion is dyed in black and blue, based in Milan. The rest is mere speculation, fodder for social media and more or less witty memes. However, this material has been generated by a series of incidents which, accumulating, have turned into an Albiceleste snowball, leading to nicknames like Vargentina, Argenfifa, Infantina. Many believe that Leo Messi's national team is receiving, and has received, preferential treatment throughout the tournament. Let's examine the basis of this popular perception.

MORATA AND RODRI— After their victory over England, Argentina's players carried a banner onto the pitch celebrating the Malvinas Islands. This political issue, whose embers still glow, served as a corollary to the rivalry between the two nations who went to war in 1982 over possession of the South Atlantic archipelago. There was no reaction from FIFA, whereas UEFA sanctioned Rodri and Alvaro Morata with a one-match ban for chanting "Gibraltar is Spanish" during their European Championship celebrations (after the final against England) in Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid. They weren't on the pitch, they were at least tipsy, it was a local celebration. Infantino intervened on the matter, saying that FIFA turned a blind eye because it was a matter related to nationalism, bless his heart.

EGYPTIAN ACCUSATIONS— However, it was Egypt who directly and heavily accused FIFA and its president of favouritism towards Argentina. After their elimination in the Round of 16, player Zico and coach Hossam Hassan launched scathing attacks. Zico stated: "The referee was unfair, completely unfair. It was a blatant injustice. He was clearly biased against us. The tournament was rigged, may God punish him. Congratulations to Argentina for having already won the World Cup, it's all planned." Hassan added: "This was a clearly manipulated match, and everyone saw it. I don't understand why teams are invited to participate if Argentina is still desired to win. The referee was under pressure otherwise certain decisions cannot be explained."

EGYPT AND CAPE VERDE— Interviewed by an Argentine TV channel after the world champions' highly complicated victory against Cape Verde in the Round of 32, the FIFA official, while declaring himself neutral, admitted his heart had been severely tested, showing a certain empathy in his suffering with the South American national team. Similarly, some images captured his identical state of passionate anguish over the course of the match against Egypt. Neutral, yes, but emotionally boiling over for the Albiceleste. This is also because it's clear that a Round of 16 match between Cape Verde and Egypt was not exactly the main event desired by the World Cup organisers.

SMOOTH PATH— It's worth remembering that Argentina reached the semi-finals after eliminating two African nations and Switzerland: a path free of obstacles. Furthermore, in the December draw, their position in the initial group was altered to comply with a new rule established last year by FIFA, stating that the top four ranked teams could not face each other before the semi-finals. This is a questionable criterion, which, despite very different routes (France could have faced Germany in the Round of 32 but had to eliminate Morocco; Spain encountered Portugal and Belgium; England had to win at the Azteca), ultimately led the top four teams to the semi-finals.

MESSI-MANDI— The fuse regarding alleged refereeing favouritism towards Messi and Argentina was lit immediately, at the start of their first match, when an intervention by Messi on Algerian defender Aissa Mandi went unpunished. Other similar contacts have resulted in red cards; in this case, not even a yellow was shown. An official protest from the Algerian federation followed, but Argentina won 3-0 and moved on. Later in the tournament, particularly in matches against Cape Verde and Egypt, there were several controversial incidents favouring Messi's national team. Rightly or wrongly, compilations of these dubious situations went viral on social media, leading to the creation of the various nicknames mentioned earlier. It's noteworthy that Argentina has not suffered any negative VAR reviews of incidents, whereas in similar game circumstances involving other teams, the referee has been called to the monitor.

MESSI, NO TO THE PRESS— These insinuations and suspicions have been somewhat strengthened by Messi's unconditional support for the presidential ambitions of Infantino and Trump. Yesterday afternoon, FIFA organised a paid show, with tickets costing $70, featuring the coaches and captains of the finalists. It was a grand celebration for Messi, who then failed to appear at the press conference as scheduled, much to the clear irritation of coach De la Fuente, who was forced to participate in the spectacle arranged for Leo. "There needs to be respect," said the Roja coach. Looking back, we recall Messi wearing the "bisht", the traditional Arab robe in Qatar, while lifting the World Cup, or the imposition of Inter Miami's participation in last year's inaugural Club World Cup without any sporting justification. Then there were the photos of Messi with Trump last March, which sparked a heated political debate in Argentina about the appropriateness of the situation, against the backdrop of the ongoing struggle for power and institutions that characterised Diego Armando Maradona's life and career. No, in his day, there was no talk of ArgenFifa.

La Gazzetta dello Sport

Opet se sramotis, vec drugi put danas.
Postavljas autorski tekst nebitnog novinara, koj iznosi samo insinuacije, bez iti jednog dokaza.
Jedino smisleno ovdje je kritika sto se Messi gleda kroz prste, kad su protokoli vezani za press konferencije.

[Saurman]

Sve što je napisano stoji a između ostalog cijeli svijet je vidio dešavanja na prvenstvu.

[Elrond]

Opet se sramotis, po hiljaditi put.

[Saurman]

U redu je vilenjak sad se vrati u šumu.

[denimen99]

Nikome nogomet nije vratio ko Ferranu... valjalo bi da ode u klub gdje će osvojiti LP, jer momak to zaslužuje. Evo ga jučer na Yankee stadionu, svi mu aplaudiraju, jedino ga u manjem entitetu ne vole..

[Sport90]

Sve što je napisano stoji a između ostalog cijeli svijet je vidio dešavanja na prvenstvu.

100% Messi drzi Trampa, Infatina i Arape u saci. Ne smiju mu pisnuti. Ovi Arapi kume ga mole da dodje kod njih igrati on ih popisa i oni mu u zahvalnost poklone SP. A sta zna o Infantinu i Trampu ne smijem ni pomisliti pa mu sve stelaju. Onaj jadni Ronaldo ode kod Arapa i kaze igracu kod vas bicu vas rob i oni SP Messiu, onda pred SP u Amreriku maksuz kod trampa u bijelu kucu na prijem, druzi se sa njim dodjau loptu, ovaj mu prica kako ga njegov sin voli najvise na svijetu, ali kad dodje SP kaze ipak cu ja to Messiju. Messi je zajeban lik nikog ne J**+ ni 2 posto a svi mu se pokoravaju. I dobro je da si to skuzio i da nam otvaras oci. Nastavi se baviti istrazivackim "novinarstvom" bast ti ide od ruke.

[Petardaa]

Sve što je napisano stoji a između ostalog cijeli svijet je vidio dešavanja na prvenstvu.

Pa citav svijet je vidio i da je Declan Rice prekrio cak 3x usta protiv Argentine i nije dobio crveni. Kako to? Cak su se i Englezi tada bili raspisali o tome. U clanku pise kako je Messi trebao dobiti crveni protiv Alzira i kako su igraci dobijali crvene za takve faulove, a bilo milion takvih faulova i na svjetskom i u citavoj prosloj sezoni, a igraci nisu dobijali ni zuti. Npr. Olise na Rodriju u polufinalu, pa onaj igrac Svicarske sto je nagazio Paredesa itd... U clanku nije spomenuta ni ona ruka Cape Verdea u 90 minuti protiv Argentine... Enzo u finalu dobije zuti za prigovor umjesto faula. To su samo neke od situacija koje sam ja primjetio, a bilo je toga jos... Nije spomenut cak ni Ronaldov sastanak sa Muskom, Infantinom i Trumpom u bijeloj kuci prije svjetskog Messi jeste bio kod Trumpa ali sa citavim timom Miamija jer je tradicija da tim koji osvoji MLS bude primljen u bijeloj kuci. A sta je Ronaldo radio sa Infantinom i Trumpom?

Samo ne znam kakve veze ovo ima sa La Ligom? Imas temu o svjetskom prvenstvu.

[antetokounmpo]

Sto ova realova fan baza isad place od SP 2022

A zašto bi plakali? Svaki zdrav navijac Reala pored svoje domovine gotivi Spaniju, to je bar u mom slučaju i ljudi koje poznajem. Totalno sam ravan kad neko drugi osvoji. To prvenstvo '22 ce ostati upamćeno jer se GOAT okrunio na svjetskom tronu i to je to.

Pusti upaljene kutnjake sto su fudbal sveli na Messija i Ronalda. Ne zasluzuju da ih se naziva gledaocima a kamoli navijacima.

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[Mukebir]

Nikome nogomet nije vratio ko Ferranu... valjalo bi da ode u klub gdje će osvojiti LP, jer momak to zaslužuje. Evo ga jučer na Yankee stadionu, svi mu aplaudiraju, jedino ga u manjem entitetu ne vole..

Tebe ni rodjena mater vise ne voli zbog previse glabanja kite

[Markinhio]

Nikome nogomet nije vratio ko Ferranu...valjalo bi da ode u klub gdje će osvojiti LP, jer momak to zaslužuje. Evo ga jučer na Yankee stadionu, svi mu aplaudiraju, jedino ga u manjem entitetu ne vole..

Također vrijedi i za Mbappea

[Markinhio]

Barca se ukljucuje u utrku za rodrija,ma da mislim da je on dobar igrac samo za prvenstva,ubise ga ozljede

[Elrond]

Barca se ukljucuje u utrku za rodrija,ma da mislim da je on dobar igrac samo za prvenstva,ubise ga ozljede

Mislim da ga Barcelona istinski ne zeli, zele samo nabiti mu cijenui otezati Realu.