Jokerman:


Lol... And yet we Messi fans blame Higuain

Jokerman:


So you can't tell us the name of the trophy Messi is lifting so

Fladm:


Dont lie, this picture pains you a lot... Giving you sleepless nights right?

Jokerman:


[s]My player has won this award too na...

Just tell us the name of the trophy Messi is lifting up... [/s]

ddippset:
Do you know what a trophy is?

If I refer you to Wikipedia or Oxford dictionary now you go come back change mouth like olosho.

You wanna bet?

Jokerman:


Lol... ... Bro, are you frightened to tell us the name of the trophy ni.....

Jokerman:


Lol... ... Bro, are you frightened to tell us the name of the trophy ni.....

Techiekingee:

Should I come in?

ddippset:
Okay we shall see about that..


Let's go!


So Which of the trophies? Cus he has held up to 6 trophies playing for Argentina.

Jokerman:


Yes bro... I need the name of the trophy.. because from records, Messi has won nothing for Argentina except junior competitions...

Techiekingee:

That's not a trophy. It's Messi's world cup golden ball...and yes, messi hasn't won a major trophy with Argentina...so what's the argument

Jokerman:


Nope there's a pic there showing Messi lifting something like a trophy...

Jokerman:


Na wa o...the trophy in the picture is the name I need, coz from records Messi has won nothing for Argentina except junior competitions..

Award is not the same as trophy mind you

Jokerman:


My player has won this award too na...

Just tell us the name of the trophy Messi is lifting up...

ddippset:
That's why i told you that you needed a schooling.

A trophy is the physical item you receive for winning an award or a competiton.


Messi has won several individual trophies with Argentina.

In terms of individual trophies Messi has won many with Argentina (Ronaldo has won Zero).



The question you really want to ask is this;


What team trophy has Messi won with Argentina?


So ask your Question well.

pu7pl3:


I[s] long for the day il come to this thread and see you making actual sense...your head is soo far down Messi's ass that all you talk now is shiit

I sincerely hope this is not how you reason in real life tbh[/s]

ddippset:
And I must admit you have been a very useful idiot around here for the last quarter..

People like you bring traffic on our thread; just imagine 126,000 posts on the thread already.

Courtesy Purple Pusssy and Neymar1095.

You're doing well; A very very useful idiot you have been.

Techiekingee:

That's the Superclasico de las Americas trophy...
It's an annual friendly match played between Argentina and Brazil

ddippset:
And I must admit you have been a very useful idiot around here for the last quarter..

People like you bring traffic on our thread; just imagine 126,000 posts on the thread already.

Courtesy Purple Pusssy and Neymar1095.

You're doing well; A very very useful idiot you have been.

Neymar1095:

You this stupid imbecille if your entire family is useless keep it to yourself.

ddippset:
And I must admit you have been a very useful idiot around here for the last quarter..

People like you bring traffic on our thread; just imagine 126,000 posts on the thread already.

Courtesy Purple Pusssy and Neymar1095.

You're doing well; A very very useful idiot you have been.

pu7pl3:


....And the wait continues....

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TLona1:


E dey pain you. We know

Endure the pain..

pu7pl3:


[s]Your own case is different, you have your occasional brain farts and off brain days but nobody yarns more Okoto than ddipshit[/s]

ddippset:
[s][/s]

Damn!

Not this our useful idiot again!

ddippset:
Football fans rank the 50 greatest players of the 2000s
givemesport.com Apr 11, 2020 1:29 PM

We’ve been lucky to witness some phenomenal footballers during the 21st century so far.

Ronaldinho. Zidane. Henry. Messi. Ronaldo.

Some truly extraordinary talents have graced the stage and long may it continue.

Who sits on the throne as the best of the lot, though?

Fans on Ranker have been making their choices and we’ve gathered the top 50.

Six-time Ballon d’Or winner Messi is the obvious choice but Ranker works with a simple upvote/downvote option, so it serves as much as a popularity contest as an honest ranking.

So, without further ado, let’s get into it…

50. John Terry

Terry was a brilliant leader for Chelsea, winning five Premier League titles with the Blues.

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49. Robin van Persie

Won the Premier League with Manchester United in a move that devastated Arsenal fans.

48. Fernando Torres

There was a period where Torres was the best striker on the planet. Unstoppable on his day.

47. Petr Cech

The man between the sticks for Chelsea’s ferocious defence under Jose Mourinho.

46. Sergio Ramos

One of the finest centre-backs in history. Forty-six seems slightly harsh.

45. Michael Ballack

Won trophies with Bayern Munich and Chelsea. Ballack was a complete midfielder.

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44. Philipp Lahm

Versatile, intelligent and technically astute, Lahm was fantastic. Deserved to win the 2014 World Cup with Germany.

43. Patrick Vieira

Arsenal miss him to this day.

42. Manuel Neuer

The man who reinvented goalkeeping. Take away his skills with the ball at his feet and Neuer still remains a world-class ‘keeper.

41. David Villa

Villa’s goalscoring record was brilliant and he has an enviable trophy collection which includes the World Cup, European Championship and Champions League.

40. Ruud van Nistelrooy

One of the best strikers to ever play in the Premier League.

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39. Clarence Seedorf

Seedorf’s career spanned two decades and what a joy it was to watch him. He could do it all.

38. Ryan Giggs

English football’s most-decorated player. A legend of the game.

37. Xabi Alonso

Alonso played for three clubs after leaving Real Sociedad in 2004: Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.

That tells you everything you need to know about how good he was.

36. Cafu

The best full-back of all-time? Quite possibly.

35. Oliver Kahn

Kahn is the only goalkeeper in history to win the World Cup Golden Ball.

He was a ferocious leader for Germany and Bayern Munich.

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34. Dennis Bergkamp

The Iceman.

Bergkamp was a true artist and remains revered by Arsenal supporters to this day.

33. Pavel Nedved

Juventus signed Nedved in 2001 to replace Zinedine Zidane and he did just that, winning the Ballon d’Or two years later.

32. Arjen Robben

Everyone knew what Robben was going to do but they still couldn’t stop him.

31. Rivaldo

Part of the famed Brazil attacking trio that won the 2002 World Cup.

30. Frank Lampard

Goalscoring midfielders don’t come any better than Lampard, who scored 274 club goals in his distinguished career.

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29. Carles Puyol

Barcelona could feel confident that they wouldn’t ship many goals with Puyol at the heart of their defence.

The Spaniard would do whatever it took to win.

28. Samuel Eto’o

We should never forget how good Eto’o was. He scored 130 goals in 199 games for Barcelona and was one of the best strikers in the world at his prime.

27. Alessandro Nesta

Nesta had all the attributes you want in a centre-back, from being excellent in the air to being strong and imposing.

26. Wayne Rooney

Manchester United and England’s all-time leading goalscoring had to be in the top 50.

Rooney was incredible at his peak. It’s a shame that peak didn’t last as long as some of his contemporaries.

25. Paul Scholes

Scholes was appreciated by everyone he played with - and many of those he played against.

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24. Fabio Cannavaro

Remains the only defender to win the Ballon d’Or.

His performance for Italy against Germany at the 2006 World Cup was sensational.

23. Raul

A striker who knew where the back of the net was.

Raul was Real Madrid’s all-time leading goalscorer before Cristiano Ronaldo came along.

22. Alessandro Del Piero

Italy has produced so many technically-gifted players and Del Piero ranks as one of the very best.

21. Andriy Shevchenko

A seriously prolific forward who won the Champions League in 2003 and the Ballon d’Or a year later.

20. Luis Figo

In a one-on-one situation, you’d always bet on Figo beating his marker.

He possessed quality dribbling skills and a varied passing range, making him one of the finest Portuguese players ever.

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19. Didier Drogba

Many centre-backs wilted when coming up against Drogba.

He was a man for the big occasion, as his performance for Chelsea in the 2012 Champions League final against Bayern Munich showed.

18. Iker Casillas

A terrific goalkeeper who won everything there is to win, including the World Cup, multiple European Championships and three Champions Leagues.

17. David Beckham

Beckham’s celebrity status may have affected how well he’s remembered as a footballer, but we shouldn’t forget how good he was.

He played for Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain. That says it all.

16. Francesco Totti

It was only Totti’s loyalty to AS Roma that prevented him from signing for Real Madrid, where he would have won several more trophies.

15. Steven Gerrard

Few players could put the team on their back and inspire them to glory as well as Gerrard could.

He turned down moves to Real Madrid and Chelsea in order to cement his status as a Liverpool legend.

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14. Roberto Carlos

Carlos helped to bring through a wave of offensive-minded full-backs.

13. Andrea Pirlo

A true artist with the ball at his feet, Pirlo was a straight up baller.

12. Gianluigi Buffon

The best goalkeeper of the 2000s and it’s not much of a debate.

11. Xavi

They say that Lionel Messi wouldn’t have scored all the goals he did if not for Xavi.

Few players could pick out a pass as well as the Spanish midfielder could.

10. Kaka

Kaka for AC Milan in 2007 was out of this world.

It’s a shame things didn’t work out at Real Madrid as well as the Brazilian will have hoped it would, but Kaka is definitely deserving of his place in the top 10.

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9. Zlatan Ibrahimovic

The Swedish striker scores goals wherever he goes. Not only that but he does it with the kind of graceful technique you wouldn’t associate with a 6 ft 5 in forward.

8. Paolo Maldini

Maldini isn’t just one of the best defenders of his generation but one of the best defenders of all-time.

He was world-class all throughout his AC Milan career.

7. Andres Iniesta

Give Iniesta the ball and watch him work his magic.

A true wonder.

6. Thierry Henry

Widely considered to be the best player in Premier League history, former Arsenal and Barcelona striker Henry was capable of the seemingly impossible.

5. Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo at number 5 is a huge shock.

The Portuguese is widely considered to be one of the two best footballers of all-time, so to not make the top three in a list that only takes into account the past 20 years is stunning.

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4. Zinedine Zidane

Show us a player with a better first touch than Zidane. We’ll wait.

3. Ronaldo

If not for injuries, we could be talking about Ronaldo Nazario as the GOAT.

2. Ronaldinho

The man who brought so much joy to millions of people around the world.

Ronaldinho always played the game with a smile on his face.

And with those dazzling skills, why wouldn’t he?

1. Lionel Messi

Of course.

Messi has more Ballons d’Or than any other player in football history and will set records that will never be broken.

The number of moments that have left us speechless has reached the hundreds, and long may Messi continue to marvel.

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ddippset:
I think he's just joking around;

But i think it's and expensive one considering how that game and that tournament went.

I remember even Messi was blamed for Caballlero throwing throwing to ball to Rebic for Croatia's first goal.