> Technique refers to the range of bodily actions relative to the ball > The fewer the touches, the harder the execution* > The better the technique the fewer the touches needed > The larger the range of actions within the first touch (the minimal touch), the better the technique

Chapter three and it’s sex scenes and bodies dropping left and right (we haven’t seen any acting yet)

I need to cheer up #nowreading

No way the ref called this as a foul against Haiti

🖥️💥 El VAR acumuló un nuevo ridículo en el Haití - Escocia. 👉🏻 McLean entra con la plancha por delante y clava los tacos en la rodilla de Casimir. ❌ 𝗘𝗦 𝗥𝗢𝗝𝗔 𝗗𝗜𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗔. ▪️ La entrada abrió una brecha en la rodilla del jugador haitiano, que tuvo que ser atendido.

Haiti just got ROBBED! Seriously no hand ball check? 🤦‍♂️👎

es un asalto BOCHORNOSO al pais hermano de Haiti LADRONES @FIFAcom

We just watched a European team like Scotland park the bus against Haiti at the World Cup. The CONCACAF nation may have lost amid controversial refereeing decisions, but they earned the respect of the entire football world. ❤️🇭🇹🏆

Je sais que personne ne regarde mais moi je suis là pour rappeler que Haïti se fait volé 2 penaltys contre l'Ecosse.

This haiti v. scotland ref is the worst of the tournament

🇧🇷 | I think there’s a real misunderstanding of João Pedro’s situation for Brazil and Ancelotti’s reasoning for leaving him out of the squad. Some important context to help explain the decision: Between June 6, 2025 and April 1, 2026, Ancelotti tested SEVEN different No. 9s across nine matches: • Matheus Cunha | 397 minutes • Richarlison | 174 minutes • João Pedro | 153 minutes • Vitor Roque | 45 minutes • Kaio Jorge | 19 minutes • Igor Thiago | 19 minutes • Igor Jesus | 10 minutes A combined 817 minutes without a SINGLE GOAL from any of them. Brazil had a serious goalscoring problem. Ancelotti used his multiple opportunities to work with these players up close in training camps, calling them into several squads: • Matheus Cunha | 4 call-ups • Richarlison | 4 call-ups • João Pedro | 3 call-ups • Kaio Jorge | 1 call-up • Igor Jesus | 1 call-up • Vitor Roque | 1 call-up • Igor Thiago | 1 call-up • Endrick | 1 call-up Out of all the options, Matheus Cunha was the one striker who genuinely impressed Ancelotti. His work rate, pressing, energy, selflessness, and ability to balance the front four made him a key piece in the 4-2-4 system Brazil were using at the time. But they still lacked that killer instinct. Then came Brazil’s final match before Ancelotti announced his World Cup squad: the game against Croatia. With Brazil struggling, Igor Thiago (23 minutes) and Endrick (14 minutes) came off the bench and changed the game. Igor Thiago scored from the penalty spot, while Endrick won the penalty and provided an assist. At the same time, João Pedro had another difficult game, a constant under Ancelotti. He struggled to make an impact, missed a big chance, and was eventually replaced by Igor Thiago himself. That last 25 minutes proved decisive. By the end of the Croatia game, João Pedro had played the second most minutes under Ancelotti as a no.9 (only behind Matheus Cunha), but had convinced him the least. At the very last moment, Ancelotti changed his mind. The performances of Endrick and Igor Thiago against Croatia tipped the balance. So between the 4 choices and 3 number 9’s he was going to take. He left João Pedro at home.

What’s the point of VAR man? Wtf are they even doing back there?

I’ve never felt like that after a game, I’m so mad and sad at the same time. There are no words, I just wanna put one up my cranium rn.

My heart is breaking man, we deserve this so much.

Unreal

We are so much better than Scotland bruh, oh my days God please

YO THIS IS THE 2ND TIME THE SLOW MO SHOW HANDBALL, OH MY DAYS

He took out Isidor and left Pierrot on the field

Expérience, Bellegarde and Louicius can walk out of here with their head high