World Cup 2022 LIVE thread (21 Viewers)

[Powis]

This tweet perfectly describes Jj and Jj twitter. Another wonderful empty accolade to add to the clubs trophy case.

I hope the new leadership can wipe this loser mentality and the fans that buy into it.

I think he directly responded to you.

 

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[.zero]

I think he directly responded to you.

That means he is a tuzzer

 

[campionesidd]

France are slowly but surely getting closer to Germany and Italy.

Since 1998 France played in:

4 WC finals and 2 Euro finals

Germany in 2 WC finals and 1 Euro final

Italy in 1 WC final and 2 Euro finals

With the talents the frogs are producing at an insane speed they're gonna catch up sooner or later, just a matter of time

Germany and Italy have stagnated and even regressed big time in recent years

Italy have won a major trophy more recently than France. Just sayin’

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Excellent save indeed. But if the French guy scored, would that have been the most heartbreaking goal of all time? I'm glad the Argie saved it and it was settled on penalties.

Would’ve been a totally undeserved result for France.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

Badass Journalist.

That fat fuck is a walking heart attack, doesn't need me to do anything about it

 

[Stephan]

So according to bbc https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/64020971 Messi said he isnt retiring after all:

 

[.zero]

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This tweet perfectly describes Jj and Jj twitter. Another wonderful empty accolade to add to the clubs trophy case.

I hope the new leadership can wipe this loser mentality and the fans that buy into it.

Just to make it officially cringe

 

[Nedved96]

to score the winner as a supersub

Scored his penalty in the shootout, not quite the same thing but we’ll take it.

 

[duranfj]

This is the most interesting WC final I have watched in my lifetime. This has to be said.

By a mile at least

 

[.zero]

Shocking

 

[GordoDeCentral]

This is our chance let's get muani, bonucci will teach him to not care about racist taunts

 

[.zero]

This is our chance let's get muani, bonucci will teach him to not care about racist taunts

Bonucci isn't racist remember? He's someone who sees both sides iirc

 

[IliveForJuve]

@GiocataGrande felicidades hermanito. Bien merecido!

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

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France produces top footballers every 6 hours
Italy produces top footballers every 6 centuries.



And nothing is changing.. clubs even don't own stadiums yet

I'm bewildered at how people can watch these international tournaments consistently, see how the game is evolving, and still just not get it.

 

[Rockets]

players of the tournament: Mbappe, MartInez the gk, Messi, in that order.
Jabroni of the tournament: Lautaro and its not even close.

 

[Alen]

players of the tournament: Mbappe, MartInez the gk, Messi, in that order.
Jabroni of the tournament: Lautaro and its not even close.

I say Cristiano Ronaldo. His greatest rival won a world cup and settled the Messi vs Ronaldo debate for all time; he got benched for both knockout matches and was pretty much told to GTFO from the NT; he celebrated scoring a goal he didn't even score.

 

[Xperd]

The debate has always been a bit forced for me. Ronaldo did exceedingly well to make it a close competition but I don't think Messi needed a WC to be considered the better out of the two.

I feel the same way with Mbappe and Haaland. It also helps that both Mbappe and Messi play for superior footballing nations.

As someone said, Messi's real competition was Maradona and now he is in the same tier as Pele and Maradona or perhaps even surpassed them.

 

[U Picciriddu]

Mbappe > Ronaldo Nazario

 

[Seven]

There are only 5 countries in the World that won 5 or more medals at the World Cup. And their order in top 5 is very easy to agree on:
Brazil are first, because they won it 5 times. Germany are clear second, close to first. They played more WC finals than Brazil (8 vs 7) and won more medals than Brazil (12 vs 9), but won one gold medal less.
Italy are third. As many gold medals as the Germans, but less finals (6 vs 8) and less medals (7 vs 12).
Argentina are 4th. Three gold medals, 6 finals.
France are 5th. Two gold medals, as many as Uruguay, but many more finals (4 vs 2) and medals (6 vs 2).

The order is indeed easy to agree on.

I think the biggest game in international football is probably Italy - Brazil though. Obviously there have been huge games between Italy and Germany or Germany and Brazil, but Italy - Brazil has had the most memorable games. 1970, 1982, 1994... They also have two very conflicting styles of play, which only adds to the imagination.

 

[Xperd]

The order is indeed easy to agree on.

I think the biggest game in international football is probably Italy - Brazil though. Obviously there have been huge games between Italy and Germany or Germany and Brazil, but Italy - Brazil has had the most memorable games. 1970, 1982, 1994... They also have two very conflicting styles of play, which only adds to the imagination.

This is purely subjective. The biggest game imo will be the game between the two best teams at the time.

Italy-Brazil wouldn't be the biggest game in football today.

Personally, given the support Argentina and Brazil enjoy outside their countries, a game between these two nations would create the most hype.

 

[Seven]

This is purely subjective. The biggest game imo will be the game between the two best teams at the time.

Italy-Brazil wouldn't be the biggest game in football today.

Personally, given the support Argentina and Brazil enjoy outside their countries, a game between these two nations would create the most hype.

Of course it's subjective.