World Cups are very rare. Footballers get into political issues elpoliticians kick the ball out. FIFA is caught between what it should do and what it sold it would do. The LGBTQ+ issue is increasingly in the spotlight and whoever wins wins they are the colors of the rainbow. Here in Doha, they have never seen a rainbow because it doesn’t even rain when it rains. This whole area is very biblical and has never rained, apart from the ‘great flood’, and people have been quite resentful of the weather service ever since. It rains so little that umbrellas are only used to give them to the kids; he is told that when Umbrellas get fat they are like Batman. It’s sad to see children giving pizza to umbrellas.
Argentina has a lot at stake against the Poles, I like it because it’s pure adrenaline. Adrenaline speeds up your pulse, makes you sweat and blood pressure rises, it’s a bit like what happened to me when I saw Wanda Nara with L-Gante, I couldn’t believe it, I went crazy. Adrenaline gives you “Happy Scare”, which is like the culifrunsis of a roller coaster, where each advancement of our selection is a closed curve; one of the opposites is a nosedive, and VAR is that moment when the trolley stops and you feel you are about to hit a ball but it is too late to get off.
Against the Poles we’ll all have our heads up, many of us will watch the game with our fingers crossed, our arms crossed and cross kumquats, because you have to go through everything you have. Meanwhile, here many stands are half-empty, and this is attributed to the fact that the Europeans consider it Qatar is on Dromedary Hill. But for the Argentines there is no dromedary to stop us.
For example, since I arrived in Qatar I am here 24 hours on call with my inseparable thermos Estonley, which is like Stanley, only bought in La Salada. The clerk swore to me that it’s the real Stanley but that he had it cheap because the name was misspelled in the factory, that’s all, thank goodness. I was lucky, it’s identical but made of styrofoam.
For its part, justice has already warned that it will rule on the “Causa Stradale” on the same day in which the round of 16 will be played. In other words, we will have one eye on the party channel and the other too, because basically we are irresponsible; and even in front we are barbaric coolies and in the corridor that connects the back with the front we are lots of excited people doing the little train and celebrating any nonsense. In some parts it is called “Idiosyncrasy”; in others it says “Being national”; and in others they tell him as Freud said: “Alegre Boludo Syndrome”.
It is easy to distinguish between Muslims and Argentines. Locals pray five times a day facing Mecca. The Argentines, on the other hand, we pray between 18 and 35 times a day, in front of the stadium. Now everything is a question of Love, Passion and Hope on our part, and of Good Football with Bel Gol by Scaloneta. Come on guys you can!!!
Source: Clarin
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