Men's Football FIFA World Cup 2022

[heywoodu 14,954]

@konig I received a question from my mother and now I'm also curious because now I can't NOT see it anymore

 

What's with those hand gestures almost every single Argentinian fan makes non-stop while singing or cheering? Like throwing something away with one hand, but most of the time they do so with a completely emotionless look on their face, like it's some sort of obligated move. I've been thinking "what on earth is that?!" since I received the question (three matches ago ) and now I really want to know.

[thiago_simoes 1,423]

I have no doubts Argentina will win the tournament now. It will be very interesting to see which team will advance tomorrow, but I believe it will only be a formality to see which one will finish second or third, at this point, since neither look good enough to beat Argentina, but also not bad enough to lose to Croatia.

[heywoodu 14,954]

15 minutes ago, kungshamra71 said:

All this amazing tournament gets sadder when you think this is the last time you’re seeing the greatest football players from the past 15 years or so at their last time in a World Cup

It's odd, I feel more like a relieve at seeing the best (or most goal-based hyped, at least) about to say their goodbye

Edited December 13, 2022 by heywoodu

[vlad 351]

Lusail Iconic Stadium is the new La Bombonera 

[hckošice 14,794]

6th WC final for

 

by beating 3-0

 

it´s all nice and fun, but yeah, try to repeat it in Water Polo and only then I will be impressed

[dcro 10,210]

Orsato officiating a match of Argentina... Yeah, we stood no chance.

 

Argentina did deserve to win based on chances alone, but by the same token, this match was largely decided by the most outrageous penalty kick and the careless goal that followed in our typical fashion. Livaković was *defending*, and the collision was caused by his leg which was planted in place like 2 meters ahead of any contact. Conveniently, but unsurprisingly inconsistent in the age of VAR, this was never questioned.

[dcro 10,210]

7 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:

I have no doubts Argentina will win the tournament now. It will be very interesting to see which team will advance tomorrow, but I believe it will only be a formality to see which one will finish second or third, at this point, since neither look good enough to beat Argentina, but also not bad enough to lose to Croatia.

Interesting statement given that we have been the only team thus was unbeaten by Morocco.

But thanks for the anti-support. It has been our good luck charm all along.

[hckošice 14,794]

If will advance tomorrow to the final, for the first time a team who lost to an Arab country during the competition will be world champion

 

- and -  

 

[Monzanator 4,487]

Messi doing the best Maradona impression for sure.

 

Let's hope Morocco has anything left in the tank for the second SF

[George_D 1,203]

25 minutes ago, dcro said:

Orsato officiating a match of Argentina... Yeah, we stood no chance.

 

Argentina did deserve to win based on chances alone, but by the same token, this match was largely decided by the most outrageous penalty kick and the careless goal that followed in our typical fashion. Livaković was *defending*, and the collision was caused by his leg which was planted in place like 2 meters ahead of any contact. Conveniently, but unsurprisingly inconsistent in the age of VAR, this was never questioned.

so, it was not a penalty for you?