Tim Parolisi retweeted
This is where y’all should have clocked it.
There's a group of people - including some Real Madrid "fans", that watch Real Madrid matches and focus only on what Viní Jr. does.
No missplaced pass, no incomplete dribble or failed shot goes unnoticed, they hold him at such a high regard that they expect him to make absolutely no mistakes at all.
They feel happy when he fails, but unfortunately for them - Viní Jr. is now back and he has other plans.
2 goals vs City, 2 goals vs Atletico, 12 goals in 2026 so far. Clutch, game after game.
He is, indisputably - the player that makes football more interesting. The face of football.
Behind you when you struggled in the first years, behind you when you won us 2 UCL titles, behind you when they robbed you off the Ballon d'Or, behind you when you went through a rough year & now behind you when you are TRULY BACK.
KEEP DANCING, VINI JR... EL MEJOR! 👑
Tim Parolisi retweeted
Throwback to when Madridzone was trying to force criticism on mbappe for taking a vacation while being injured even though he actually took permission from the club.
Tim Parolisi retweeted
God will punish that ViniZone admin. I watched the original video, and Mbappé never mentioned Mao Zedong’s name. He was referring to the dictator memes, yet this account added Mao’s picture and name to the quote.
These accounts barely post the good things Mbappé does. They only seem interested in setting him up and creating controversy around his name.
At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if Roc Nation is behind some of these accounts and paying them to do this.
Tim Parolisi retweeted
the harm @theMadridZone and @MadridXtra do to mbappé is insane. he really needs to sue them
Tim Parolisi retweeted
campeon del mundo y no puede adelantar a su compañero de equipo sin ordenes de equipo o sin chocarlo, que tipo inutil
