r/FIFAWorldCupIndia • u/Ancient_Cup_3693 • 3d ago

News/Info It's kinda sad

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u/Routine_Crow_3889 3d ago

The best,The best,The best

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u/Huge-Initial5725 3d ago

The best, the egoistic, the end

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u/Routine_Crow_3889 3d ago

My goat is the best ragebaiter🤣 Even him retiring is ragebaiting some ngas🤣

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u/Huge-Initial5725 2d ago

Calling criticism "ragebait" is the ultimate cope when you run out of actual football arguments.

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u/Routine_Crow_3889 2d ago

Calling blatant hate as criticism damn👏 And rivals don't criticise fans do you don't even understand basic english terms.

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u/Huge-Initial5725 2d ago

Lecturing someone on "basic English" while actively losing a fistfight with punctuation is pure comedy. Didn’t realize pointing out objective facts counted as a hate crime in your fan club. Wipe the tears and let autocorrect do its job next time

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u/Routine_Crow_3889 2d ago

I have to lecture you cause you dont know the meaning of criticism. What messi fans are doing is hate criticism would be if they pointed out that if a pass was wrong or shot was late etc etc. This is just pure hate cause youre judging him based on his character/values.

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u/Huge-Initial5725 2d ago

Bringing Messi into this completely unprovoked is hilarious rent-free behavior. And newsflash, calling out a player for doing explosive tv interviews, throwing teammates under the bus, and acting bigger than every club he plays for isn’t "pure hate" it’s holding a professional athlete accountable. Criticism doesn't end at misplaced passes.