Jude went to provoke Messi in the first five minutes of the match. So unnecessary. The rest is history. They were discussing Enzoās foul on Anderson and Andersonās foul on Messi which the ref didnāt call. According to Judeās postgame interview which I watched, he was arguing that Enzo one is a foul. Messi responded by asking what about the foul on me (by Anderson). And then Jude said ānah youāre strong enough to take it.ā Something small like that. But you donāt want to make Messi mad. There is another level of Messi you donāt want to mess with.
Messi is different, every confrontation he turn it to motivation..he rarely distracted by any of that. Messi will answer n retaliate with football not words
How does it feel to play against the greatest player on the planet. He couldn't compete on a levele playing field and had to revert to mind games. Bellingham looked out of his depth. Cry baby, and bully spring to mind.
Funny, when Romero, Enzo and co, play tough and sometimes dirty tactics, they are hammered, but ask any Man Utd fan, if they thought the same about Roy Keane? Keane, yes, was dirty at times and tough, but as a red Devil you loved him because he was a leader, a winner, fighter, and big heart. It seems that players only rub you the wrong way when they are your opponents but accept them when they are on your side. Football and social media in this day in age. Every player defends the colors of their nation and that is the way it should be. Did ppl hammer Italy when they were a tough, dirty side? I think not.
Un Argentino aquĆ . Tenemos un dicho āLos pingos se ven en la canchaā literally means āyou see the racehorses on the racetrackā, but the idea is that you only know who is genuinely good when they have to perform for real, not when theyāre just talking about what they can do.