Tim Vickery Points Finger at Brazilian FA for Riots in Brazil vs. Argentina World Cup Qualifier 🔥⚽

27 comentarios en «Tim Vickery Points Finger at Brazilian FA for Riots in Brazil vs. Argentina World Cup Qualifier 🔥⚽»

1. Brazila you lost the game, respect and worth … didn’t expect this from you!

2. I cancelled my vacation to Brazil 🇧🇷… not safe country when the police themself are brutal goons

3. FIFA Must Ban Brazil 🇧🇷 From WC 😡

4. Stopped watching mens footballs decades ago!! Never have this nonsense and despicable behaviour on and off the pitch in the womens game!

5. It is an age old problem! The Brazilian FA, along with all sporting associations on this planet are all corrupt, all of them!
   The police brutality is not restricted to football, it is embedded into the fabric of society, these men of uniform who are supposed to uphold the law and protect the people they are supposed to serve are simply tools, not of the people who pay their wages but to those who wish to establish control over the very people they have destroyed by their economic policies!
   The police have been militarised for a reason, not for our benefit. history shows that the working class have always ended facing the bayonet! Ironic really!

6. Sorry to have to comment. That Arg Brazil game reminded me of the 80s before everything became sanitised. I enjoyed it very much.

7. Tim Vickery, the Argentinian fans who travel for the National Team or clubs are the most rude, nasty, disrespectfull ones, we see a lot of this in The Libertadores Cup and you know it for sure.

8. Messi should have taken the whole team straight home. It's totally outrageous and Brazil should be banned from international football.

9. Shame on Brazil. Argentinian winning against everything. Proud.

10. The game should be won on the field not in the stands, Brazil can’t stand loosing to Argentina, the same thing happened in the Libertadores final, last night Argentina played with 10 players, Messi wasn’t in the game, looked like he was not fit at all, De Paul was the target, but he didn’t retaliate, and that upset Brazil more, history has been made, Argentina 1 Brazil 0, and thank god for that.

11. He fluent in tudo bem

12. Firstly, yet another football governing body who couldn't care less for the health and safety of football supporters focused purely on how much money they can make.
    Secondly, yet another police force launching into an incredibly heavy handed approach to policing football supporters! As a Liverpool fan we have witnessed and been subjected to this kind of treatment and behaviour from the FA, UEFA and police from many, many European and English police forces

13. argie fans like their armed forces…backing off…🤣

14. Vamos Argentina 🇦🇷

15. New World savages.

16. Life time ban on Brazil

17. There is no segregation between the fans because always where the Argentine fans are is a "liberated zone" so they (brazilians and the police) can hit us and do whatever they want to us.
    This happened too in the final of Copa Libertadores
    Also this happen outside and inside the stadium.

18. MESSI WAS INJURED!!!! Way to leave out the fact we all saw during the game, he had to get medical involved almost every whistle bc of his thigh

19. Punishment for Argentina? They didn’t start nor do anything

20. Not the fans fault or even the police Always the fault of others nowhere near the matter.

21. Brazilian police out of control, I find that hard to believe…

22. Imagine leading a TalkSports show and not knowing if it was a world cup qualifying match?!

23. messi is reason why scaloni wants out. argentina social media leaks that scaloni wanted to bench messi for the game, but messi wanted to play, the players supported messi and willing to work harder. there was no confrontation, messi still got subbed, argentina made history. but scaloni personality is about backs to wall, underdogs pit fighting. he is afraid the players collective is getting ahead of themselves. again there was no confrontation, everyone was amicable with the decisions, but scaloni already wanted to quit after winning the WC, this just made him more emotional

24. Brazil can't take corruption of any foam, it seems like Argentina learnt a little something about corruption from the English officials and their petty programs.

25. That Joelinton red card was an absolute disgrace. What was he supposed to do? De Paul literally has hold of his arm for at least 10 seconds u can see Joelinton trying to break free but he couldn't so he pushed him away. De Paul then being the little girl he is falls to the floor clutching his face after being pushed in the chest resulting in Joelinton red card. That referee needs to be sacked and DE Paul needs to be banned. This isnt a one off thing he does it all the time.

26. Messi showing his leadership skills (not)

27. Always a joy listening to Tim Vickery.

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