Prime2417 Posted 4 hours ago #1 Posted 4 hours ago One of the biggest narratives on X is the belief among some fans that Lionel Messi receives favorable treatment because this may be his final World Cup. millions of views argues that Argentina often benefits from controversial decisions. Messi receives more protection from referees than other stars. FIFA would benefit commercially from a deep Argentina run. Others strongly reject this, saying there is no evidence of favoritism and that Argentina earned their victories on the pitch. what do you think?
Dosehry3 Posted 2 hours ago #2 Posted 2 hours ago the penalty count in that last run was a bit wild, but tbh every big team gets those 50/50 calls when they’re pushing late in a knockout match
lorienne8 Posted 2 hours ago #3 Posted 2 hours ago tbh every superstar gets some extra leeway from refs, but the "FIFA script" stuff is just cope from people who can't handle him finally winning one
diemhuong04 Posted 2 hours ago #10 Posted 2 hours ago Every big team gets criticized after controversial calls. Messi’s legacy is built on years of incredible performances, not just refereeing decisions.
BiggPockets Posted 2 hours ago #11 Posted 2 hours ago Imagine being that good so people thing the FIFA is protecting you
Jayvasu Posted 2 hours ago #12 Posted 2 hours ago Everywhere politics are common, we are just targeted audience for their business
opinicus2 Posted 1 hour ago #15 Posted 1 hour ago Tinfoil hat stuff tbh. Every tournament has dodgy calls, people just notice them more when Messi's involved.
homory Posted 1 hour ago #16 Posted 1 hour ago tbh, if FIFA was really rigging it for Messi they probably would've sorted out a better script for the 2014 final 😂
Kovaenne Posted 2 minutes ago #18 Posted 2 minutes ago tbh the handball against Croatia in 2022 was pretty wild, but every big team gets iffy calls at some point
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