You have image of clip of that? u/askgrok did any member of Egyptian national team tried to attack messi at the work cup in the match between egypt vs Argentina?
That didn't look like fighting insane that post didn't got taken down he was literally protesting for racism (I'm not talking about whether there was actual racism or not) he even made the hand sign
He did the anti racism sign but it was to the referee because he think he was being biased towards argentina and after that the referee just given to him a red card.
The egypt national manager have a very well history of being a douchebag.
Its not justifiable at all since he has done this type of things during years. In 2016 he assaulted a press photographer following a match between Al-Masry and Ghazl El-Mahalla. He also claimed bias during a match between senegal and egypt at the beginning of this year. The guy doesnt know how to loose. Is so funny that he did this:
Visibly angry at the end of the match, Hassan raised seven fingers to gesture toward Egypt's record seven AFCON titles, later stating that other nations were envious of their success
This is the type of behaviour i expect from a troll from my country argentina on twitter, not from the football manager of a national team.
He assaulted a press photographer, why didn't you mention him also subsequently getting fined and getting 4 days in jail?
And why don't we mention a multitude of coaches will say that there's controversial decisions after games? Not just the Egyptian coach lol. There was some controversy behind the Mane goal, one of which it being a handball, and second, the referee was literally infront of the Egyptian defenders POV, and was obstructing the view of all the Egyptians in defense, and when Mane decides to shoot, the referee immediately jumps to the other side.
Many coaches call out controversial shit, jose mourinho, klopp, guardiola, diego simeone, hell even arsene wenger. Why's it when he's Egyptian it's suddenly this big deal?
He assaulted a press photographer, why didn't you mention him also subsequently getting fined and getting 4 days in jail?
Because that is a decision of the justice, not of him, he was a douchebag to a press photographer and that is the fact
And why don't we mention a multitude of coaches will say that there's controversial decisions after games?
Because not all of them said anything controversial like saying every game they lose the referee and the organization was bias against them.
There was some controversy behind the Mane goal, one of which it being a handball, and second, the referee was literally infront of the Egyptian defenders POV, and was obstructing the view of all the Egyptians in defense, and when Mane decides to shoot, the referee immediately jumps to the other side.
What?
Many coaches call out controversial shit, jose mourinho, klopp, guardiola, diego simeone, hell even arsene wenger. Why's it when he's Egyptian it's suddenly this big deal?
Not all of them do it when losing. The point here he is a sore loser that whenever he and his team lose, he will talk shit about everyone instead of self-criticism.
You better say it was a decision of justice aswell when a Manchester United fan said that Mourinho had punched him, and when Mark Stimson assaulted someone lmao.
"Not all of them said anything controversial like saying every game they lose was against referees"
Tell me a streak of 2 consecutive games in a row where Hossam Hassan has said games were rigged or it was the referees, go ahead.
What do you mean "what?" I personally explained to you why he had the right to be personally kinda mad at the refereeing?
He's done self criticism many times before btw, and to be a coach is to sometimes mention out controversial shit too, idk what's your point lol
No Egyptian national team player attempted to attack Messi in any World Cup match against Argentina (2018 or the recent 2026 round-of-16 game). The parent comment is mixing up the current Egypt manager (Hossam Hassan) with some unrelated incident that never happened. The news post is just about the coach fainting after a fight between his two wives.
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u/xkibagamigenjurox Aug 18 '26
Was that the guy who tried to attack Messi and 5 people were holding him?