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Hijes de la verga, increíble como destruyeron una de mis franquicias favoritas y con las que crecí.
I now have permission to share something I hoped would be revealed with much more fanfare.
I spent more than 3 years as one of the writers of #MassEffect4
It was one of the greatest privileges & GLORIOUS challenges of my life. I smiled every day. I worked HARD for the fans, every day.
So when I say I am devastated by the end of #MassEffect I REALLY mean it. I don’t know how to express how gutted I truly am.
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PERO ESTO QUE COÑO FUE, TIO?
QUE HEMOS GANADO TODO. 5/5 ✅✅✅✅✅
QUERÉIS PASTA? ESCRIBE YA MISMO: wa.link/go1kes
Por eso Salah fue el mejor jugador del mundo 4 años seguidos pero todos son ciegos
Olise & Raphinha were in the PL 2 years ago. Nobody called them Ballon d'Or level.
Raphinha was fighting relegation at Leeds. Olise was a Palace YouTube comp.
They leave England and suddenly both are world class, 30 G/A at Barca & Bayern.
Why? PL is too competitive.
In Spain/Germany you have 3 hard games a year. In England you have Brentford away, then Newcastle away, then Chelsea. No free games. Your numbers must drop.
Ronaldo's best in England was 42 goals. In Spain he did 60+ for 4 straight seasons. Same player.
McTominay was "not good enough" at Utd, goes to Italy and becomes Serie A Player of the Season.
Put Saka & Mbeumo in Ligue 1 and they look like Yamal & Doue. Bring Doue to PL and he looks like "a youngster who needs time."
And this is part of the reason I will NEVER rate Messi in GOAT Debate.
He spent his entire prime in La Liga where he had 35 free games a season to pad stats. He never tested himself in the EPL where you have to play a strong opponent every week.
Ronaldo did it in England, became the best in the world, and then still did 60+ in Spain. Messi never left his comfort zone. He went to Ligue 1 when he was 32 and even there he struggled.
You can't be the GOAT if you avoided the hardest league in the world your whole career.
PL makes good players look average. Other leagues make average players look like gods.
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Olise & Raphinha were in the PL 2 years ago. Nobody called them Ballon d'Or level.
Raphinha was fighting relegation at Leeds. Olise was a Palace YouTube comp.
They leave England and suddenly both are world class, 30 G/A at Barca & Bayern.
Why? PL is too competitive.
In Spain/Germany you have 3 hard games a year. In England you have Brentford away, then Newcastle away, then Chelsea. No free games. Your numbers must drop.
Ronaldo's best in England was 42 goals. In Spain he did 60+ for 4 straight seasons. Same player.
McTominay was "not good enough" at Utd, goes to Italy and becomes Serie A Player of the Season.
Put Saka & Mbeumo in Ligue 1 and they look like Yamal & Doue. Bring Doue to PL and he looks like "a youngster who needs time."
And this is part of the reason I will NEVER rate Messi in GOAT Debate.
He spent his entire prime in La Liga where he had 35 free games a season to pad stats. He never tested himself in the EPL where you have to play a strong opponent every week.
Ronaldo did it in England, became the best in the world, and then still did 60+ in Spain. Messi never left his comfort zone. He went to Ligue 1 when he was 32 and even there he struggled.
You can't be the GOAT if you avoided the hardest league in the world your whole career.
PL makes good players look average. Other leagues make average players look like gods.
Jajajaja lo peor es que no entra ni en el top 5 peores cosas que ha hecho.
La presidenta del INE, Guadalupe Taddei, admitió que las personas señaladas en las investigaciones publicadas por REFORMA sobre presuntas irregularidades en contrataciones y vínculos con proveedores del organismo sí trabajaron en el Instituto, aunque actualmente ya no forman parte de su personal.
reforma.com/fclkZr
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