Analysis of Argentina vs Spain Football Match
Fever Espana. Yes, yes, yes,
yes. Max, I'm with you all the way, mate.
Look, it was a
it was a boring game.
It was a terrible, terrible game, wasn't it? It wasn't great.
Argentina made it terrible. Yeah, the ref made it terrible.
Stop, start, loads of fouls, goals disallowed. That should have been goals.
Like, you could see it was just trying to, they were trying
to line it up for Argentina, but they just didn't have. I'm a conspiracy theorist.
Yes. So you're trying to line it up for Argentina, wouldn't
they? And football's the winner,
right? And football came out on top. So that's what I'm happy about.
Without a doubt. Now, I mean, where do we start?
Lionel Messi's last game, Laminia Mallet, a teenager, already won the Euros,
already won the World Cup.
I just think. For me, I'm so relieved.
I just can't tell you how relieved I am because Argentina didn't have a shot
on target for 90 minutes. I don't think they had a shot on target the whole game.
They came to stink the place out, really.
That's what they came to do. That was their plan. And it backfired massively.
Rightly so. And it should have been.
Look, they didn't even get close to their goal, really.
And having Messi and that team touching
the ball 54 times, I think he touched the ball. He didn't touch the ball.
The only time he touched the ball in the first 15 minutes was kick off.
But listen, he's a great player and you know what he can do. He can
just come alive at any time.
And I think Spain managed the whole situation valiantly.
And they could have lost their heads, you know?
If they had a few players that were a little bit more
fiery, some of those players would get sent off because of some of the challenges
that were going on. Can I just say, one of the happiest I've been in months
is Enzo Fernandez getting sent off. He's killed it for them.
For sending the Spanish player bum over bosom.
And the fact that he had
the audacity and the gall to complain about the fact that that was a yellow card.
He deserved to be sent off, not only for his whining at the
referee. I don't know what you said because we couldn't
hear it, but you must have said something very bad.
or the action of him being aggrieved
by something was enough to give him a yellow card.
But he had no leg to stand on in the second challenge.
Cause I did say, I said,
cause I didn't know, I forgot that he actually got carded
for the first one for the descent.
So I thought, well, just giving him a red. Just giving him a red.
I said, I wasn't having it.
And then I thought, oh no, no, no. It's the second yellow.
That's what it was. So look, I think Spain deserve the game anyway.
They deserve to win it.
But at the same time, when you look at Argentina,
Argentina, they have kind of entertained us all the way through to this point.
Forget about the England game, because that was,
I'm aggrieved by that game.
But the last minute goals,
all of that, just hanging in there.
I'm not ready yet though,
Coley, to give them their flowers. I'm not. I'm just enjoying the fact.
I'm a little bit fair.
You're lopsided.
You're all the way.
They didn't play the game in the right way, and they didn't deserve to win.
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