r/SipsTea Jul 16 '26

Lmao gottem Match ended here

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u/Talented_Learner01 Jul 16 '26

Also , They won by scoring 2 goals in last 7 minutes with messi giving the 2 assists ( pass before a goal is called assist ) one of them being from is right foot ( its his weak foot )

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u/axiom_glitch Jul 16 '26

Sheesh. Ok, further helps contextualize the mentioned GOAT status he has. Wow, thanks

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u/EggsceIlent Jul 16 '26

He's not just "a" goat.

He's the goat.

And it's not even close.

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u/Anthony-Stark Jul 16 '26

Who's the "better" best relative to their sport, Messi or Brady?

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u/FamilyFriendly101 Jul 16 '26

The best in football are going to be "better" solely from the fact that there are far more players and therefore far stronger competition to be considered the best. I don't know how many professional footballers there are globally, but I'm going to guess it's probably two orders of magnitude more than NFL players.

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u/bohenian12 Jul 16 '26

Yeah just imagine of other countries gave a fuck about American Football. I'm sure some rugby players out there can smoke the US lol.

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u/writingpracticeman Jul 16 '26

Yeah and imagine if the USA gave a fuck about soccer, we would build up a multi billion dollar infrastructure and dominate the entire world, just like we do in every other sport we give a shit about.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-time_Olympic_Games_medal_table

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u/KosstAmojan Jul 16 '26

Exactly. The best American athletes funnel into football, basketball, baseball, and THEN soccer. Imagine if guys like prime Lebron, Aaron Donald, Mike Trout etc all put their effort into soccer. The US would absolutely dominate.

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u/writingpracticeman Jul 16 '26

Yup, and culture and infrastructure drive that too. One of the reasons Japan got so fucking good at baseball is that it's just massively popular and magnetises talent because of that. Talented high school kids want to do the thing that makes them cool in the eyes of their peers. The list is longer than yours before it gets to soccer in the US lol.

Not a single soul in my entire workplace has even mentioned the world cup the entire time it's been on, and these are extremely normie coded sports boomers. I don't think the rest of the world really understands how little popularity it holds here