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Beverlyjean:
Criminal mandate....its no big deal...anyone in his position would have do e same .... dubai is not our problem.....fuel increment and the worsening naira with insecurity is our major problem

Promicah:
Nostalgia feeling. This is Coca-Cola bottle transformation over the years.

Which of these brands of Coca-Cola did you drink?

Ola9ja23:
Athletico ND Chelsea under Morinho Sabi this kind pattern 😂🤣😀


Only God knw when we will start scoring like Mancity

remiopash:
What does that 1.5 mean?

aQUINandmore:
I feel like posting my nudes on nairaland so I can go viral.

Wainey:
As for me, I just don't know, I just feel sleepy whenever my legs get to church

scoobyblogspot:
Wait oo.. Riot. Is it the same meaning that i know?

Jokerman:
Yes we go soon end Pep and Pessi era soon...😬

Timoleon:
I get you. I simply made reference to the picture you provided. Not to take anything from Messi who is the greatest player ever. From the position of that ball and your years of watching actual outrageous free Kicks is that an outrageous position for a free kick? If you can be honest.

Timoleon:
It tells me that Messi is one of the greatest free kick takers of all time.

Jokerman:
20 yards freekick na him be outrageous... Lol
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I been think say na 30/35 Yards... Mtcheeww

Alfred74:
Did I struck a nerve?

You must be hurt so bad just because of one freekick messi the god of football scored,just one freekick you had to bring Juninho into the topic. The discussion wasn't even about who has the highest number of freekicks. You then had to shoot yourself in the foot forgetting that tapnado the tap in master is lagging begin king messi with freekick goals. I had to remind you,Now tell me thank you


Heaven no be for me right? Ok na.
You nko? Truth is you won't make it past Heavens gate cos your heart is as dark as the devils dungeon.

ViktorCash:
Watched it. The keeper is trash. He should have saved it

Timoleon:
Almost everyday?

This is Messi’s 20th season as a professional. 65 free kicks means an average of 3.25 per season. That’s far from almost everyday. Still a great record compared to other footballers though.
I also have an issue with the exaggeration in the headlines. From the picture provided by the OP, that’s not close to anywhere outrageous. If anything it’s a perfect position. Just in front of the box 18’s arc. I wonder how the likes of Roberto Carlos or Juninho would be hyped when the positions of their free kicks are take into consideration.

Geovanni412:
I think he will get to 70 freekick goals by this time next year

If Messi plays for the next five years at this level, he will break it

longifilis:
A weaker fellow (repeatedly)
📢 Louder
Mf

longifilis:
You're weak, cry more

Geovanni412:
Hmm...

Juninho's record is 77 freekick goals

Messi can break it with these Mls goalees and his new found happiness in Miami plus no one is contesting him taking them in Miami.

OJEEMAH:
You can’t please them

No just worry yourself…..going forward, we go join them de scream “scripted.”

In yet another display of his unparalleled soccer genius, Lionel Messi produced a moment of magic in the South American World Cup qualifiers. With the clock ticking down in the 78th minute against Ecuador, Messi delivered an awe-inspiring free-kick that left spectators and fans worldwide in admiration.

Remarkably, his goal led him to break yet another record. Apparently, with his recent free-kick goal, the latter has reached a record of 65 career free-kick goals. This number was previously clinched by his Miami co-owner, David Beckham, who ended his career with the same number of free-kicks.

Breaking records seems to be his specialty, as Messi equaled yet another record set by Beckham. After La Pulga got nominated for the 2023 Ballon d’Or, he became the first active MLS player to be nominated for the prestigious award since Beckham was nominated in 2007, when he joined the LA Galaxy.

Playing for Argentina, Messi showcased his customary ability to turn crucial moments into memorable ones. The free kick was not only pivotal for getting a crucial goal against Ecuador to secure the win, but also etched Messi's name deeper into the books of South American football history.

Argentina's match against Ecuador was tense, with both teams demonstrating fierce determination. As the minutes progressed, both sides were eager to break the deadlock. But as has been the case countless times before, Messi rose to the occasion and awarded the Albiceleste the crucial three points.

From a position that many would consider unfavorable for the left-footed magician, Messi showcased his mastery over the ball. Curling it impeccably past the wall, he left the Ecuadorian goalkeeper stranded, drawing ecstatic roars from the home crowd and bench alike.

As Argentina continues its journey in the qualifiers, one thing is certain: Messi will be there to bail them out. And as fans, we're simply privileged to witness history in the making.

The Argentina captain will take the pitch again for his country on Tuesday, September 12 when La Albiceleste take on Bolivia in another World Cup qualifier.

IconicR:
As young as you are? Smh