FirstbornWds:
How true is this?

ddippset:
hopefully

He has turned into a gold mine

FirstbornWds:
How true is this?

FirstbornWds:


Make him NT kukuma buy am.

devvy44:


First of all, this is what goal had to publish for your crying asun:
https://www.goal.com/en-us/news/its-a-fing-disgrace-hypocritical-messi-wasnt-complaining/z2czlr8h6c2i1lxfvvzj4fxk3



Then he complained about the pitch
Only said he didn't perform his best.. It's not always about the goals, he had a 9.5 rating against Uruguay, 7.5 against Chile, and 7.5 against Paraguay too

devvy44:


FIFA pays football club for their players participation in international football, and when players get injured for a long time during international competitions, FIFA most times end up paying the player’s salary till he is fit e.g that Coleman long-term injury in euro 2016

ddippset:
Well my biggest concern right now is midfield.
That is a much much bigger problem than the defence.
We always complain about our defenders but teams that are solid in defence don't rely solely on their defenders.
Their midfielders join the defensive shape when without the ball.





Pedri
Busquets
De Jong

Maybe Puig


This is grossly inadequate.

Kilishihunter:

Sure, they've been in the market for midfielders but have mostly proposed a swap deal cause no player has been sold yet except Konrad de la Fuente to Marseille and the money can't do shit in the window, that Wijnaldum deal would have really helped to save money but you can't blame the man, he's at the last years of his career, but we still need a stable defender

SonOfAfonja:


Konrad has been sold??

Kilishihunter:

They've agreed terms both personal with him and transfer fees with Barca

FirstbornWds:



I actually love the boy sha. But good luck to him, anyway.

Kilishihunter:

They've agreed terms both personal with him and transfer fees with Barca

Kilishihunter:

From the clips I watched of him with Barca B he seems like a dynamic pacy winger but tbh be wouldn't get any decent playing time in Barca now so it's best for him instead of chopping bench

SonOfAfonja:


True, but I’d love him to be loaned out instead.

FirstbornWds:


Seconded.



But it looks like Pacy hasn't benefited us so much in recent times.

SonOfAfonja:


True, but I’d love him to be loaned out instead.

SonOfAfonja:
Patiently waiting for that dolt to come and wail here today...

ddippset:
about what?

Kilishihunter:

He was lamenting in past pages terribly of Messi complaining about the poor states of the pitch in Brazil, But after Brazil's match against Colombia their coach Tite complained about the tournament set-up and how bad the pitches were, He was fined $5000. Till now there's been no sign of devvy to attack the posts as he usually does before

ddippset:
Ronaldo, Messi, Pele; Online study reveals who fans consider the GOAT.




Messi's name is plastered on every corner of social media with the Barcelona superstar celebrating his 34th birthday, earning widespread praise for his astonishing career in the beautiful game.

Meanwhile, the ink is only just drying on Ronaldo's latest moment of history with the Portugal icon having equalled Ali Daei's record as the all-time greatest goalscorer in international football.

And although one player might be making the news for birthday candles and the other for a historic record, it's just a good old-fashioned excuse for us to compare the two legends once again.



Here at GIVEMESPORT, we've already looked at how they statistics contrasted when they first turned 34, but football isn't all about data because it's a matter of subjectivity as well.

And that's where a recent study by OGUS comes in because they have sought to shine a light on the Messi vs Ronaldo data by looking at the opinions of fans across social media.



To achieve this, OGUS have analysed and scraped through an astonishing 400,000 tweets that either includes the goat emoji or the word 'GOAT', which stands for the 'greatest of all time'.

It was then established which athlete the emoji or word was being used to describe and thus, gave them a fascinating data set on who fans are calling the very best the most often when they're online.


Messi named the 'GOAT' most often

Interesting, right, but how does the data stack up? Well, it appears to be a pretty comprehensive win for Messi who helped himself to top spot with 20% of the 400,000 tweets being written about him.

That's enough for the 34-year-old to not only summit the ranking for football players, but also sport as a whole with Tom Brady and Bill Russell trailing on 10% and 5% of tweets respectively.


However, this is the Messi vs Ronaldo debating we're talking about here, so we're going to hone in on the top ten for football players and you can check out the data down below:


Clear win for Messi


Surprising, right? Well, it's perhaps not a shock that Messi has helped himself to the throne, but for him to do so with almost 40,000 more tweets than Ronaldo is a staggering margin of victory.

The late, great Diego Maradona rounds off the podium, while Ronaldinho actually comes out on top when it comes to Brazilian icons with Pele - perhaps hampered by his era - trailing down in 5th.

It's great to see icons of the women's game making the top ten, too, with Abby Wambach, Alex Morgan and Marta reaping the praise they deserve across social media.

But as for Kylian Mbappe making the top ten ahead of people like Johan Cruyff, Mia Hamm and Ronaldo Nazario, I think it's fair to say that some supporters are getting ahead of themselves.

Besides, even if you started spamming on your Twitter account that 'Mbappe was the GOAT' until you're blue in the face, it seems pretty doubtful that you'd leave a dent in Messi's legion of fans.

ddippset:
This is what weve been telling them.;



Ronaldo, Messi, Pele; Online study reveals who fans consider the GOAT.




Messi's name is plastered on every corner of social media with the Barcelona superstar celebrating his 34th birthday, earning widespread praise for his astonishing career in the beautiful game.

Meanwhile, the ink is only just drying on Ronaldo's latest moment of history with the Portugal icon having equalled Ali Daei's record as the all-time greatest goalscorer in international football.





Here at GIVEMESPORT, we've already looked at how they statistics contrasted when they first turned 34, but football isn't all about data because it's a matter of subjectivity as well.

And that's where a recent study by OGUS comes in because they have sought to shine a light on the Messi vs Ronaldo data by looking at the opinions of fans across social media.



To achieve this, OGUS have analysed and scraped through an astonishing 400,000 tweets that either includes the goat emoji or the word 'GOAT', which stands for the 'greatest of all time'.

It was then established which athlete the emoji or word was being used to describe and thus, gave them a fascinating data set on who fans are calling the very best the most often when they're online.


Messi named the 'GOAT' most often

Kilishihunter:

He was lamenting in past pages terribly of Messi complaining about the poor states of the pitch in Brazil, But after Brazil's match against Colombia their coach Tite complained about the tournament set-up and how bad the pitches were, He was fined $5000. Till now there's been no sign of devvy to attack the posts as he usually does before

devvy44:


About half of all the NT in this years copa America has suffered from covid cases and Brazil has equally lost about 500k people to it.

Tite spoke about it as a concerned person, in as much as his team remains the favorite. But your asun will wait till his team gets eliminated before he’ll remember about any condition affecting this tournament

Kilishihunter:

They are coming

Kilishihunter:

Oga most of us knew about Brazil's Covid situation, it's almost as bad as Argentina's own, in fact I made a statement sometime ago that the USA might step in to host before Brazil took it up, Didn't the Brazil national team decline to play in this Copa earlier? We all know it's mostly for money they took it up so it wouldn't have been postponed but that's not the Crux of the matter, The main p is that Tite the Brazilian coach who won this same Copa America in Brazil complained about the state of the pitch, same stuff you want to use to crucify somebody, Is Tite not a Brazilian? Didn't they also fine him?

devvy44:


Lmao Messi came out to criticise the pitch after his team have been dumped out, if they had gone all the way to win it, he won’t have remembered that the pitch is poor

Kilishihunter:

You go just dey shoot yourself in the foot almost everytime
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7196541/Lionel-Messi-blames-poor-pitches-Copa-America-woes.html&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjZ18n657XxAhVFCewKHYkpAKUQFjACegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw3xS4X0HE4d3mgotC0Mokn2