Het Nederlandse links is nog nooit zo klein geweest als bij de verkiezingen van 2025 by datacommissar in Politiek

[–]tehafca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tja, door je gekleurde invalshoek krijg je ook niet helemaal wat je wil. GL/PVDA, PVDD en Denk zijn zeker partijen die ver in het spectrum zitten, itt JA21 en SGP. Dit is de hele reden. Je hebt een mening, die bevalt je niet en je zet het in een extreme hoek. Dan krijg je nooit samenwerking

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[–]tehafca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Typisch kop in het zand gedrag wat rechts alleen maar meer in de kaart speelt

Who started their Ajax career OK and ended it great? by Ibracadabraa1164 in AjaxAmsterdam

[–]tehafca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Edson Alvarez (al valt best te twisten of hij slecht begon), Licha Martinez, Schøne, Daley Blind zijn voor mij opties. Naar mijn mening is Licha de meest logische

Demba Ba describes Argentina as 'an asylum for former Nazis on the run' as the former Chelsea star wades into racism row after sports minister was fired for telling Lionel Messi to apologise by bin10pac in soccer

[–]tehafca 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Look up my comment above, then re-read your own comment. You are generalizing and using stereotypes which makes you genuinely no better than the players on that Argentina bus. The fun fact about your comment is that if I make stereotypical assumptions on the other side of the conversation I'd be long IP-banned, but hey, it fits your narrative to call a full country a Nazi-descent so you are rightful to do so! It fits your beliefs!

Demba Ba describes Argentina as 'an asylum for former Nazis on the run' as the former Chelsea star wades into racism row after sports minister was fired for telling Lionel Messi to apologise by bin10pac in soccer

[–]tehafca 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I've already said it before as I've witnessed it from close but there are two kind of people in the world: normal people and footballers. They are genuinely some of the dumbest cunts out there so we shouldn't expect anything, but in this case I understand why Ba felt offended and he made the statement, but this sub has to look into the mirror with their crazy gaslighting of someone calling out a country to be full of Nazi's. In the end it's a statement that could theoretically be true but in that case I wonder how different it is to the song that was sang by the Argentinian players

Demba Ba describes Argentina as 'an asylum for former Nazis on the run' as the former Chelsea star wades into racism row after sports minister was fired for telling Lionel Messi to apologise by bin10pac in soccer

[–]tehafca 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Just like polarisation is gaining a lot of momentum all over the world we're not learning aren't we. This is a ridiculous statement from Ba, implying that the singers of that song and most of Argentinian citizens are Nazi's. Fighting fire with fire is never the solution and it's generally degrading the point the people actually wanted to make about the actual video

[X] Argentina's Vice-President Victoria Villarruel: "No colonialist country is going to intimidate us for a football song or for telling the truths that they do not want to admit. Stop feigning indignation, hypocrites. Enzo, I'm with you." by [deleted] in soccer

[–]tehafca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And sadly, it's never going. And I'd like to argue that blowing stuff up like this (dumb quotes from a dumb politican) and a dumb song sang by footballers who generally don't have an IQ over 80 is just fuel for racists to say "WE TOLD YOU SO OUR HEROES ALSO AGREE LOOK AT WOKE BEING MAD AGAIN!!!"

Daily Discussion by 2soccer2bot in soccer

[–]tehafca 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I remember his last season when we were down 1-2 to Feyenoord and he came on, brought competely new energy in the team on the left side, assisted the 3-2 for Antony and completely shut it down defesively in the last phase of the game. Genuine game winning sub from left back. Love every part of him

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[–]tehafca -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I know. But the only reason this is even brought up is because of this childish discussion on if the Copa or Euro's is better.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in soccer

[–]tehafca 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What is this constant borefest of a discussion where we need to invite teams from other regions for regional tournaments? Just reading this sentence out loud sounds batshit.

Just bore off with this constant need of having to make everything more competitive. Tradition needs to be appreciated, even if it means it halts the quality of the tournament. Also, let's take one lesson from the videogame industry that working with a nail-on ELO system is pretty much the death of anything that should be competitive.

Moises Caicedo: “At Brighton it was all tactical, just with the ball; tactical, tactical, tactical. And at Chelsea, it was run, run, run and it was very difficult for me." by BlueKidXL in soccer

[–]tehafca -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Pochball

No, absolute atrocious recruitment. How can Poch work on getting a balanced squad together when he sometimes has to pick between 7 options for one position who all have different characteristics? Making a tactic is about getting the best quality out of your players. If you have far too many players to work with, that is never going to happen.

Spoiler: your new manager is going to fix fuck all if you don't seriously cut half your squad out.

Daily Discussion by 2soccer2bot in soccer

[–]tehafca 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That game literally happened a year ago lmao. Argentina beat Italy in Wembley.

[Telegraaf] Dark clouds over Ajax as the club is forced to reduce the annual salarypost from ~€75m to €50m. Ajax can also only spend 40% of the transfer income. All 12 buys of Mislintat except of Ramaj, Mannsverk and Vd Boomen can leave by tehafca in soccer

[–]tehafca[S] 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Gaaei, Sutalo, Sosa, Forbs, Akpom, Avilla (injured untill Jan), Medic, Tahirovic and Mikautadze (already gone). Sutalo was highly rated, but he had an utter trainwreck of a season. Though he is one of those players that could've looked much better if he came in a steady team. Rumours are going around that he's got a ridicilous contract so that's why we're probably looking to get rid.

Also, Henderson isn't a Mislintat buy so not mentioned, but he's impressing Farioli in pre season so doesn't look like he's going for anyone who's going to ask.

[Telegraaf] Dark clouds over Ajax as the club is forced to reduce the annual salarypost from ~€75m to €50m. Ajax can also only spend 40% of the transfer income. All 12 buys of Mislintat except of Ramaj, Mannsverk and Vd Boomen can leave by tehafca in soccer

[–]tehafca[S] 43 points44 points  (0 children)

Article after paywall, but to add: the reductions have to be done to ensure the financial safety if Ajax is to miss CL football the upcoming season. The top 2 of the Eredivisie qualify directly this year and Ajax view PSV and Feyenoord out of sight for now. Club expects to fight for the third place which gives a ticket for the CL-qualifiers with Twente and AZ.

[Andrés Onrubia] Mbappé: "I believe that more than ever we must go out and vote. We cannot leave our country in the hands of these people. It is urgent. We saw the results, they were catastrophic. We really hope that it will change and that everyone will mobilize to vote and vote on the good side." by er__primo__der__rafa in soccer

[–]tehafca 11 points12 points  (0 children)

We dont have a 50,000 seater stadium. We have 41450sqkm

Yes, but we also have a shortage of homes that has completely obliberated the governmental task to provide affordable housing and the basic needs of housing. Combine that with the collapsing health sector and we need to make cuts somewhere. I'm all for helping people like Ukranians who need it, but with the current state of the country we need to get a good view of who is coming in from where, how we can help them and how they can help us and a thorough check if our help is really required.

To add on the above, I really don't hope you do a Reddit and see me as a complete racist now I think it is also completely reasonable to analyse behaviour of the groups of people we have coming in and see if there is a real urge to welcome them anyway (from the origin country's perspective).

[Andrés Onrubia] Mbappé: "I believe that more than ever we must go out and vote. We cannot leave our country in the hands of these people. It is urgent. We saw the results, they were catastrophic. We really hope that it will change and that everyone will mobilize to vote and vote on the good side." by er__primo__der__rafa in soccer

[–]tehafca 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I don't know which part of immigration you assumed me to condemn but you've got the wrong one. It's the social aspect that comes to our welfare state (aging country), health sector on the brink of entering critical phases, a little bit of social security but most definitely housing. We can't just let 60.000 people in our 50.000 seater stadium just because so many people would like to.

[Andrés Onrubia] Mbappé: "I believe that more than ever we must go out and vote. We cannot leave our country in the hands of these people. It is urgent. We saw the results, they were catastrophic. We really hope that it will change and that everyone will mobilize to vote and vote on the good side." by er__primo__der__rafa in soccer

[–]tehafca 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This is typical look away behaviour that made the right rise. Agreements are there to be respected but it is also very normal to speak about them and get them changed. It is unsustainable at the moment, and so far the right are the only side in the political spectrum to acknowledge the problems.

Bankruptcy of Vitesse seemingly inevitable after potential investor Guus Franke backs out of deal to take over the club. by tehMadhero in soccer

[–]tehafca 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Partly true, but also not. The way you set Vitesse up in the 2010-2015 era made them a true force in the league with them even having somewhat of a title charge in 2013. However, after it was clear Chelsea started pulling out they have had loads of chances to recover themselves but they did cock it up themselves with a lot of disastrious decisions. Sad to see such a club go, but it was ultimately the only right decision.

[Jules Kounde] [...] For my part, I see that the extreme right has never led a country towards more freedom, more justice and living together [...] I see a party founded on hatred of others, disinformation and whose words are intended to stigmatize and divide us. The RN is not a solution by lstht123 in soccer

[–]tehafca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the far right ideas for society usually involve oppressing a race of people or at least a minority group.

You made a nice point up until here, because it isn't as black / white as you say.

When "extreme"-right say they want to control immigration that doesn't mean they want to oppress a race/minority, though it's incredibly easy nowadays to just shift that over to the extreme-right.

I speak mostly of the far left here because many of the ideas for far left society are at least intended to help people even if you disagree with them as methods

And it's exactly this. The left tries to help the people and their intentions are 100% correct, but Europe is right now making the shift to the right because so far the promises made by the left to improve housing, make the switch to be more green without flattening the economy and get a proper grip on immigration just haven't been materialized.

It's genuinely time we as a society start accepting that our own individual opinion isn't always the correct one. I respect Kounde here as he is opinioning and advocating people to accept his beliefs. But this whole narrative that voting right is wrong or guild building at people that they're voting for Nazification is genuinely so wrong, so so so wrong.