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““It’s true that Cristiano is very physical. But so is Messi. Nowadays your physique is very important you can’t just play in first division with just relying on talent. He has an ass this big (makes gestures with his hands), very hard, very sturdy legs and he’s just really strong! Just look at the last goal vs. Getafe how he starts off his run and is able to create an amazing goal. They’re are both unstoppable players but the moment they become less physical (strong) they will struggle more. That’s just the way it works””
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- Gerard Pique objectifying Leo Messi’s body … I’ve seen it all
no really he’s talking about his body for a footballer but still he’s talking about his ass lol
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Lionel Messi leads Argentina to victory in the 2022 FIFA World Cup + Fall Out Boy
Drum spotted in the Argentinian crowd, picturing Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi together, 2022 + "Muchachos" - La Mosca // Mario Kempes for ESPN Mexico // Diego Maradona scoring the "Hand of God" goal against England in the quarter finals of the 1986 FIFA World Cup + "From Now On We're Enemies" - Fall Out Boy // Diego Maradona talking about Lionel Messi // Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona in the 2010 FIFA World Cup // Olé magazine covers during the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship // "From Now On We're Enemies" - Fall Out Boy // Young Lionel Messi during an interview // Lionel Messi and Sergio Agüero celebrate their victory in the 2008 Summer Olympics Men's Tournament + "West Coast Smoker" - Fall Out Boy // "(Coffee's for Closers)" - Fall Out Boy // Lionel Messi in his debut in the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship + "(Coffee's for Closers)" - Fall Out Boy + Frank Rijkaard on Lionel Messi // “The Haunting Of Hill House” - Mike Flanagan // Lionel Messi gazes at the trophy in the 2014 World Cup's final // Fabián Soldini for TyC Sports // "Flu Game" - Fall Out Boy // Lionel Messi after losing the 2016 Copa América final + “14 Lines From Love Letters Or Suicide Notes” - David ‘Doc’ Luben // Lionel Messi after the 2016 Copa América final penalty shootout loss against Chile // "From Now On We're Enemies" - Fall Out Boy // (Coffee's for Closers)" - Fall Out Boy // Lionel Messi during the 2016 Copa América final // (Coffee's for Closers)" - Fall Out Boy // Lionel Messi kisses the 2021 Copa América trophy after their victory against Brazil //"Muchachos" - La Mosca // Lionel Messi scores against Mexico in the 2022 World Cup + "I Don't Care" - Fall Out Boy // "Save Rock And Roll" - Fall Out Boy ft. Elton John // Lionel Messi and Leandro Paredes celebrate their victory in the 2022 World Cup final + "From Now On We're Enemies" - Fall Out Boy // "Hips Don’t Lie - Bamboo (2006 FIFA World Cup Mix)" - Shakira // Lionel Messi and the Argentina National Team celebrate their victory in the 2022 World Cup final against France + "I Don't Care" - Fall Out Boy // "Immortals" - Fall Out Boy // Mario Kempes in 1978, Diego Maradona in 1986 and Lionel Messi in 2022 + "West Coast Smoker" - Fall Out Boy
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lionel messi ♥︎ vs. reims;
ligue 1・2021 › 22,
29th august 2021,
stade auguste delaune.
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There is an insteresting article about Messi by Albert Llimós. It also explains Messi’s Weibo message after the game against Atlético (where he said he will try to get better and he would leave Barça if he feels like he can’t make fans happy because Barça deserves the best). In this article, it explains how Messi doesn’t want to be the new Dinho because even tho on the pitch, Messi seems fearless, he has one big fear; letting fans down and disappoint them. He has a ‘panic’; one day Camp Nou will turn against him and whistle and he felt it against Atlético Madrid. A nervous Messi really thought about leaving Barça because, again, Barça deserves the best. There is also important notes from Albiceleste staff. But the most interesting part is, 10 days before his death, Bartomeu talked to Tito on phone and told him that he is worried about Leo and he may leave. Before the Athletic game in the Camp Nou (where Messi scored one goal), Leo visited Tito, they talked more than 2 hours and almost until 11pm. As Bernard Soler explained, Leo admitted that he thought about leaving, he explained how he feels about fans and how he is so afraid to fail them. Tito said he is wrong and tried to change his mind. After that, Tito called Bartomeu and told him about his meeting with Leo. After that Bartomeu visited Leo at Diagonal and explained him their sports project (without giving names except Luis Enrique). Before the day of Tito’s death, Bartomeu visited him again. But even after his meeting with Tito, Leo felt bad especially after he realized he is no longer untouchable for fans (booed by fans against Atléti, a fan stopped him and told him to buy an energy drink with the money they pay to him etc). But he is back today and try to fulfill his promise to Tito.
Author also explains how Leo has had to grow up really early and how he is frustrated by all these things said and written about him. And this is a decisive year for Leo, he will try to get back to stability and gain the respect of culés again and make them happy again. At the end of this season, he will decide his future.
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lionelandresmessi:
The thing we forget about Barcelona’s Lionel Messi is that for all he’s accomplished — he’s a two-time winner of the Ballon d’Or, soccer’s top individual prize — he’s still a kid, just 23. He’s a little guy and looks as if he could never hurt you. But give him the ball and you’re in trouble.
It’s not normal, what he does. I know the expectation that builds up around top players, but it doesn’t bother Messi. He’s a competitor: he doesn’t want to lose, not even in training. He reminds me of Diego Maradona, the way he dribbles past people, the way you can kick him and he’ll just bounce up and carry on running with the ball, then score a goal — it’s ridiculous. I played with him for three years, and it was just a joy.
Thierry Henry, Time’s Most Influential 2011
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