FIFA World Cup 2026 🇨🇦 🇲🇽 🇺🇸

I don’t know, personally, i have nothing against him

That’s just a meme

i know i did see the funny sentiment in it :winking_face_with_tongue:, just cant stand that cunt :face_with_symbols_on_mouth:,

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MAGA VAR

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the moment i saw that man the first time, i knew there was something wrong with him..


Austin Powers Doctor Evil GIF

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Het is gewoon schandalig .

Heb er geen goed woord meer voor over .

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The only true solution to this farce is for Belgium to kick the Americans’ asses and send the orange clown’s team packing.

Let’s all send our positive energy to Belgium tonight and hope football beats political interference. :folded_hands:

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this is how it will go?

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after hearing infantinos response to this injustice , i think we can conclude that any decision can be swept under the carpet and the ref and VAR are going to be to scared to call any decisions correct , so not looking good for a fair game ,

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Unfortunately, you’re right. The incident surrounding Balogun’s red card is sadly not the only thing at this World Cup that has raised doubts about a fair competition. But maybe we’ll get lucky and the USA vs. Belgium match will be decided purely by the performance of the teams on the pitch. :folded_hands:

I’ve changed my vote in the poll anyway - hoping to send some positive vibes to the Seattle Stadium. :smiling_face_with_horns: :belgium:

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If there was one team that disappointed me during this World Cup, it was Portugal; they had a very strong squad on paper and had posted excellent results leading up to the tournament. The coach bears some of the blame, but the team itself showed apathy and a lack of creativity when it came time to play. Look, losing to Spain is no disgrace, but losing the way they did—without a single shot on goal until the 45th minute of the second half—is shocking. It’s even worse considering Spain didn’t do anything special; they played a lackluster game, and if Portugal had simply done the bare minimum expected of them, they could have advanced today.

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Det eneste positive med kampen var det ene mület til Spania. Det kom etter litt over 86 og et halvt minutt. Resten av bivünelsen var aldeles dørgende kjedelig. Jeg gir det Jon Blund karakter. :face_blowing_a_kiss:

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portugals achilles heel is CR7 , without him i feel players like fernades and felix would score more they for some reason idolise CR7 . hes no longer got 90 international mins in his game any more they should use him as a 2nd half talisman hes earned that much ,but a 90 min player hes not

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Yesterday, I really wanted to watch the Mexico vs. England match to gauge who might—or might not—be able to beat Norway. My reasoning was that, up to that point, Mexico hadn’t faced a major opponent; they had mostly been playing at home against mid-tier or smaller teams. And indeed, they were no match for England. Regarding England and Norway: well, I think Norway’s goalkeeper is better. Pickford is shaky; he concedes goals on shots that top-tier keepers would save. However, both teams have poor defenses—prone to errors and risky play. Norway’s weak point is the back line; the center-backs are big but lack agility and can be clumsy. A high-pressure press—which Brazil failed to apply—could easily break down Norway’s defense. The problem is that England’s defense isn’t good either; they are inattentive, mark poorly, and are slow. Both teams have good midfields, though I feel England’s has a bit more talent, and their attacks are evenly matched: both Haaland and Kane can decide a game in ten minutes, and both are in excellent form. So, for me, the victory will hinge on a specific factor: the psychological element—specifically, England’s drive. Norway has long shown itself to be a committed and dedicated team. England, on the other hand, often plays lackluster matches with massive defensive blunders, frequently leaving Kane to score just to bail the team out; they often play friendlies against weak opponents and scrape by with 1–0 wins. But yesterday, against Mexico, I saw something different. I saw a flicker of determination, of heightened focus and interest. If that continues, England will win—but how can we be sure they’ll show the same level of determination, interest, and passion—or even more—than they did yesterday? We know what to expect from Norway, but what about England?

England has a pretty steady team. So because of that they will be tough to beat. But possible to beat them. :face_blowing_a_kiss:

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Well,… :sweat_smile:

penalties

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With all due respect, my friend, I expected a lot more from Portugal than from Germany. Germany was indeed a disappointment, but it was a somewhat expected one—they didn’t even make it past the group stage in the last two World Cups. But Portugal… playing an entire second half against a lackluster Spain side without managing a single shot on goal? And that’s not to mention the previous matches; if you look closely, they didn’t even deserve to beat Croatia. Still, I respect your opinion—if you think Germany was a bigger disappointment than Portugal, that’s your view, but I don’t see it that way.

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I’m excited about Norway against England. Norway’s won before, but this is a new match. Whether it will be Haaland or Kane who’ll turn the match in their respective contry’s favour remains to be seen. Or perhaps some other player, both teams got a few other more than decent players too.

Still I’m worried about the Norwegian defense. The defense sometimes used to hold a high international level (Bratseth, Johnsen, Berg etc.), today it consits of good players, but perhaps lacking a little on this level.

Meanwhile, here’s a pic from the Norwegian town Tromsø last night, after Norway’s victory against Brazil. From the land of the midnight sun :sun_with_face:

Hoping for a good game the coming Saturday. May the best team win

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