It won’t change if they keep trying to play something else than what made them so famous and loved across the World, the Joca Bonito football. Even worse bringing an Italian manager, even if the best one ever.
Being an Argentina fan is totally fine - regardless of your background. But the way some people are almost putting this team on a pedestal, given what they’ve actually shown in this tournament so far, is a little detached from reality. At the end of the day, though, results are what count, and the story isn’t finished yet. If Argentina somehow manage to win the World Cup without really hitting top gear, I’d have to give them credit for that - even if I didn’t enjoy the way they went about it. But right now, I’m not buying it just yet…
It’s rare, obviously, but we actually have someone here on the forum who supports Argentina despite having Brazilian roots, and I have absolutely no problem with that. I can relate to it because I’ve experienced something similar myself. In my own country, I’ve also become a fan of a club that is a massive rival of my local team. Despite the rivalry, I still feel connected to both teams.
At the end of the day, football is personal, and everyone should be free to support whoever they want.
From my personal perspective, i can agree with you. I very well know that my national team can’t fight for such trophies ( well, we haven’t even qualified for almost a lifetime ), so it is quite acceptable to support one of the biggest names in football ( especially when we’re not qualified ).
At the clubs level, i have a different perspective
Here we go, now comes the part where the Argentinians hit the ground every two minutes and act like they’ve been shot… that’s always the most painful part of these matches to watch…
I said earlier that they’re also very well known as football killers. You should watch some of their games from Copa America or the World Cup qualifiers. Might be shocked
I was wrong. They proved in the final stages that they can step up and decide a match when it really matters. Whether it was an entertaining performance is a different question…