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🚨 João Cancelo on why didn’t all Portugal players didn’t celebrate Ronaldo’s retirement the way Argentina celebrated Messi’s retirement:
🗣️ João Cancelo: “Honestly, I think people already know the answer. They just don’t want to accept it.
When Messi retired, I watched the entire Argentina squad come together to celebrate him.
Players were posting pictures, writing emotional messages and showing the world how much they loved and respected him.
But when Cristiano announced his retirement, suddenly everybody expected Portugal players to behave the same way.
Why?
I personally don’t understand it.
And let me say something that will probably make Ronaldo fans angry.
I don’t think Cristiano is the kind of person people should constantly be forced to celebrate.
Yes, he is one of the greatest footballers in history.
Yes, he has scored incredible goals and won important trophies for Portugal.
But football is bigger than individual achievements.
Sometimes I feel Cristiano’s ego is bigger than his understanding of what a team is supposed to represent.
Everything has to be about him.
His records.
His achievements.
His recognition.
His position as the greatest.
And honestly, that is something I have never liked.
Look at Messi.
He doesn’t need everybody around him to constantly remind the world that he is special.
He doesn’t need to be the centre of every conversation.
He plays football, respects his teammates and allows people to appreciate him naturally.
That’s the difference.
People should stop comparing the way Argentina celebrated Messi to the way Portugal reacted to Ronaldo.
You cannot force genuine affection.
And just because somebody has given everything to a national team doesn’t mean every player must have the same personal relationship with him.
Ronaldo fans can insult me if they want.
They can call me jealous.
They can say I don’t respect Portuguese history.
But I won’t pretend that I see Cristiano the same way they do.
Being Portugal’s greatest player doesn’t automatically make you Portugal’s greatest teammate.
And I think that’s something his fans will never understand.”
Presi Dave retweeted
Politics makes us suffer, religion makes us accept sufferin as normal.
They work together.
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I have a genuine question for my African followers who are honest enough to answer.
Have you ever seen your local Russian, Chinese, Iranian or North Korean embassy arrange meetings with your country's opposition leader? Did you ever see a Russian diplomat meet with Raila Odinga? Or a Chinese diplomat meet with Peter Obi? Or a North Korean diplomat discussing state affairs with Nelson Chamisa? Maybe an Iranian diplomat discussing "investment" with Issa Tchiroma?
Why is it always diplomatic missions from Western Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand that pull this particular stunt? What is it about that specific demographic of diplomats that entitles them to blatantly interfere in their host country's local politics this way?
When was the last time you saw or heard from your local Russian or Chinese embassy? Do you even know the ambassadors' names? Yet why is your local US or UK ambassador almost a celebrity in your country? Why are they constantly roaming around poking their noses everywhere it doesn't concern them, and what gave them that right?
I really want you people to answer me.
Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson, Deputy Chief of Mission Faris Asad, and Political Counselor Justine Treadwell met with Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin to discuss priorities for Ghana’s upcoming parliamentary session and ways to strengthen U.S.-Ghana trade and investment ties.
As we approach 70 years of partnership, we are committed to bringing American business expertise and innovative to drive economic growth in Ghana and across the region.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson shakes hands with Ghana’s Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, during an official meeting. Both stand side by side, facing the camera.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and members of the U.S. Embassy delegation sit across from Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin during a meeting in his office.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin pose for a group photograph with members of the U.S. Embassy delegation. Rolf Olson and Afenyo-Markin hold a commemorative gift.
Presi Dave retweeted
Based on what I have seen in Haiti over recent days, I must say on behalf of all Cameroonians, @nayibbukele, we need your soldiers to eliminate the terrorists terrorizing Bamenda.
To every young female founder!
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Presi Dave retweeted
A great miss. Try again next year. He wanted to win Ballon D’Or without winning any trophy. Thief😂😂😂
The number of people I’ve met who hi came from the US to London for this Fally’s concert is crazy.
Here I was thinking I came from far.
Presi Dave retweeted
One day, those who have looked down on you will celebrate you.
No matter the obstacles you have faced, just make sure you don't stop moving.
Presi Dave retweeted
Comparad las dos jugadas. El día que ganemos una Champions nos tendria que contar x10 nitter.gq/lxmedia20/status/21101…
