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“Oh my God, Messi. It’s not even close....”
“Ronaldo’s unbelievable. He’s an unbelievable goal scorer. Messi scores goals, he gets assists, he embarrasses people. You still haven’t seen them both playing now? It’s not great for your GOAT....”
BWP didn’t even hesitate when Ocho asked who’s the greatest of all time between Messi and Ronaldo.He said:
“Oh my God, Messi. It’s not even close.”When they pressed him on why, he broke it down simply:
“Forget stats. At football first touch, taking players on, creating for teammates, everything the game needs. Everything you do in the game that makes you great, Messi’s better than Ronaldo. If you bring both of these players to the park, you don’t know who they are, you ain’t got a clue. You just bring them both, give them a ball. I promise you, you walk away from the park saying the little guy there is way better than that tall guy there.”He kept going:
“Ronaldo’s unbelievable. He’s an unbelievable goal scorer. Messi scores goals, he gets assists, he embarrasses people. You still haven’t seen them both playing now? It’s not great for your GOAT.”When the conversation turned to why so many people still lean toward Ronaldo off the pitch the haircut, the ankle tape, the long-sleeve jersey, the whole look BWP explained it straight:
“You can see yourself working to be like Ronaldo. Messi is an alien. Forget trying to be like him. It’s not going to happen, just admire him. You can be Ronaldo. Messi is God-given talent. It’s like somebody touched him and you’re just special.”
Even with Ocho bringing up Mourinho preferring Ronaldo which I heavily disagree with, Mourinho is known to constantly glaze Messi all the time. He doesn't even talk about Ronaldo half as much as he talks about Messi and that's across mutiple interviews, across mutiple clubs. He still says it everytime that there's no one like Messi. BWP stayed firm. The difference, according to him, isn’t about who has more goals or who looks more marketable. It’s about who you can actually see playing football and immediately know is on another level. The little guy who makes everything look effortless, who creates, who scores, who makes people around him better and who still looks like the best version of the sport when you just put a ball at his feet.
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Messi has shown nothing but love and respect towards ronaldo whenever he talks about him but ronaldo does the opposite..
Why would messi comment and do farewell for someone like this??
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🚨Sergio Ramos on Real Madrid accusing Barcelona of paying the former vice-president of referees (Negreira):
🗣️Reporter: You spent many years at Real Madrid, captained the club and experienced the rivalry with Barcelona firsthand. What do you make of the accusations against Barcelona?
🎙️Sergio Ramos: Listen, I spent some of the best years of my career at Real Madrid. I captained that club, defended that badge and understand what this rivalry means. But that doesn’t mean I have to agree with everything my former club says.
Personally, I don’t believe Barcelona were winning those years because they were paying referees. I played against that Barcelona. I know exactly what we were facing. Messi, Iniesta and Xavi were not ordinary footballers. They were world-class players who could make the best teams in Europe look helpless.
Sometimes, you simply have to accept that another team was better than you.
I remember those Clásicos. You could prepare all week, study their movements and come up with the perfect tactical plan, but once those players started moving the ball, you could spend 90 minutes chasing shadows. That wasn’t something money could buy. That was football at its highest level.
What makes me uncomfortable is the timing of everything. Barcelona are beginning to build another frightening team, gathering world beaters again, and suddenly these accusations are being dragged back into the spotlight.
We saw something similar during their greatest era. They had Messi, Iniesta and Xavi, and nobody could get near them consistently. Now they are building another generation capable of dominating football, and the same controversy is becoming a major talking point again.
I’m not saying every question surrounding Negreira should be ignored. If there is evidence, investigate it properly. Nobody should be above the law. But don’t automatically discredit an entire generation of footballers because of allegations against the institution.
And let me be honest, I don’t think Barcelona need anybody’s help to produce great footballers. Their history speaks for itself. They have an identity, an academy and a philosophy that has produced extraordinary players for decades.
I know what it felt like to face that Barcelona. Believe me, you didn’t need a referee to explain why they were beating you. They were simply that good.
🚨BREAKING: Javier Tebas “LaLiga referees must do better or risk losing their job”
“Yesterday, I witnessed with my own eyes the most bizarre situation. How do you justify as a professional referee that a dive from Mbappé should be awarded as a penalty? In a situation where you can get a review from the VAR team, you opted for a straight call, ‘penalty’. Who in their right mind does that?
I don’t think this is the way we want to promote equality among member clubs. After the game, I received a direct letter of complaint and resignation from one of the referees.
In this letter he said, ‘I have a duty to protect the integrity of this sport by ensuring that the right rules and procedures are followed to the best possible outcome, and tonight that wasn’t the case. I clearly asked the referee (Munuera J) to go over the monitor and re-examine the incident, but he bluntly refused my call. I cannot continue with that manner of ignorance.’
You can obviously see that there are some people in this officiating who are corrupt and only side with one team. That is not what we represent or how we want to develop LaLiga.
Munuera will be suspended immediately pending a complete investigation.
I’ve sent words to the president of Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, who I have spoken with several times about officiating, and to my surprise he has turned deaf ears on me.
I’ve been around long enough to know when something feels off, and this is one of those incidents where things do not add up.
The ethics committee must move quickly to resolve this matter and ensure that this behaviour among referees does not repeat itself again.
My apologies to Racing Santander. The penalty shouldn’t have been given. We must do better than this.”
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Real Madrid fans are quiet about the bandages (hand band) now because their player Espi chose to use it for the doping they accused our players of.
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How did VAR get the referee to overturn his decision and give a penalty?
#England #spain #bellingham #rodri #nationsleague #penalty
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🚨 Jose Mourinho after being robbed last year with Benfica: "We already know how things work at Real Madrid."
Now, he's trying to play the victim.
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They signed Diomande while they already had two right -wingers.
They signed Bernardo Silva because Barça wanted him.
They signed Dumfries because he had a good game against Barça.
They signed Cucurella because he had a good game against Yamal.
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When Barcelona lose to mid table teams like Sevilla, Betis and the rest in La Liga, it is because Barcelona is trash.
When Arsenal, Chelsea, Man United and Man City lose to Mid table teams in the premier league it is because the league is competitive😂
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أحد اهم معايير الكرة الذهبية هي الروح الرياضية و هذا اللاعب المريض نفسيا يطلب من زملاءه عدم تحية برشلونة
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He moved just fine until he realized the cameras had found him. Next thing you know… the limp appeared. 😂🤣
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“FIFA PRINCESS” 👑
This is how the mythical five Champions Leagues were actually won:
2008 — Ronaldo missed in the shootout. Terry slipped; Van der Sar rescued United.
2014 — Ramos saved Madrid in the 93rd minute; Bale scored the winner. Ronaldo added a penalty after the final was already over.
2016 — Ramos’ opening goal was offside. Ronaldo had a quiet final, then took the glory kick after Juanfran had already missed.
2017 — Vidal was wrongly dismissed and two Ronaldo goals against Bayern were offside.
2018 — Madrid escaped Juventus through a controversial stoppage-time penalty, before Bale owned the final and won MOTM.
Elite UCL scorer? Absolutely.
The lone warrior who carried five campaigns? Football’s greatest PR fairytale.




























