u/FernandesD2

Muitas pessoas falam sobre como a seleção de hoje em dia são inferiores as de antigamente, e claro que eu concordo, mas muito disso se da por essa forma do brasileiro de pensar, se não for da forma que o outro pensa, da forma que quer, não presta, é lixo. Sempre vai ter algum jogador que queriamos mais que outros, mas você vê a reação das pessoas, não é tipo, tomara que eu esteja errado, sempre é "tomara que de merda" Não tem mais aquela parada de torcer pra dar certo, é so usar os mesmos argumentos razos e repetitivos. Como uma pessoa que é apaixonada por futebol, não entra na minha cabeça no maior torneio do mundo as pessoas não quererem ver, ou não torcer por conta de jogador A ou B, ou pior querer torcer pra outras seleções, tipo Argentina, meu deus. Rapaziada, que se dane, mesmo sendo flamenguista, eu quero é gol do rayan hj, quero o neymar fazendo o impensavel, o Alisson defendendo penalti, que se dane o que eu acho, esses são os convocados, rumo ao hexa, questionem, discutam, mas no final o mais importante é torcer pra dar certo.

Sinceramente, fora os que já sabemos que serão convocados pelos desempenhos em suas equipes (Vini Jr, Raphinha e etc) Únicos jogadores que eu afirmo que não podem estar fora da seleção pelo que desempenharam pela seleção são: Danilo do Botafogo, Luiz Henrique e Endrick. Os demais, tem disputa, esses são os caras que se tiverem fora, eu ficaria muito puto. Quem mais cabe nesse sentido?

I want to build a career 100% with youth players. I did it once with Sparta Rotterdam and it was great, I even thought about doing it again with them, but I'd like to know about other good teams to do this with. A team from a league like the Dutch, Turkish, or Scottish leagues, with teams that aren't the top ones, with the idea of ​​developing star players, building great squads, and selling them as big clubs come looking for them, even just to have realism and squad rotation.

If anyone knows of a team that already has a very strong connection with youth development, I would love to know as well. The idea is to focus on the national identity of the club, to even help the local national team.

As a huge fan of the Breaking Bad universe, I'm passionate about both works, and even El Camino, which isn't on the same level, I quite like. But I have to be honest, I think Breaking Bad is better than BCS, although I find their levels quite similar, but for me there's no doubt about my preference. But I see many of you who prefer BCS, and it's you I'd like to hear from, not for debate, not to create a big discussion, just to read your version of how you believe BCS surpassed Breaking Bad. Discuss it.

I've watched it several times, and I always have three questions that, even after rewatching, I've never reached a conclusion that leaves me completely satisfied. When Hank is killed, Walter falls to the ground in tears. At that moment, what exactly was the reason that made Walter cry? The death of his brother-in-law, which at that moment became a big enough obstacle that he threatened to end his life and career with that video; he cried because he knew that after that there would be no going back, and he would lose his family forever; even if he was surprised to see them turn against him when he returns; or even because he realized the point of all his actions, after all he always thought that it would all end with him dying of cancer, and now he sees that it all cost the life of a family member.

I'm actually curious to know your point of view; it's something that doesn't have a right answer, I really want to know your understanding of it.>!&#x200B;!<

I saw many of you strongly criticizing Mbappé and I wasn't surprised, but when I saw many people simply dismissing Vini, I was very surprised. And that made me wonder what makes you dislike Vini? Or if you do like him, what's the problem with him?

I'm a huge FIFA fan, I've never played other games, I've always spent hours playing FIFA and only FIFA. For years, I only played FIFA 17 in career mode because I didn't have the money to buy a new console. So, for years, I only played that game, until I got older and managed to buy a PS4 and play FC20 and then 24, which I played for a whole year. After years, since 17, I decided to buy a current FIFA. Every year I see videos and headlines about how bad the current FIFAs are; it was like that with 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, and I played them all and always thought they were good, except for 25, which I barely played. I bought 26 and... My God, what a horrible game! I only played it three times, but that was enough to make me want to go back to 24. This menu stresses me out, besides crashing. Does anyone know any way to try to get my money back? Any tips to help? To make things easier, perhaps? Since it's a virtual game, you can't even ask for a refund. Is there any way to have fun with this game, or did I really lose my money?