Can somebody clear something up, Argentina have won the Copa America.
Is there a reason why the are singing about France and their players?
If it was a song about Brazil or Columbia (who they beat in the final) i could understand singing about them.
What the hell has Mbappe, France and it’s black players got to do with it - is there some bad blood between the countries? Maybe going back to the world cup?
It’s like Spain singing about Peru’s players - i don’t get it
Can somebody clear something up, Argentina have won the Copa America.
Is there a reason why the are singing about France and their players?
If it was a song about Brazil or Columbia (who they beat in the final) i could understand singing about them.
What the hell has Mbappe, France and it’s black players got to do with it - is there some bad blood between the countries? Maybe going back to the world cup?
It’s like Spain singing about Peru’s players - i don’t get it
Both the European winners and the South American winners shit the bed after they won, last time another major international trophy was won the Spanish FA representative assaulted a woman
and the Argentines whipped a song out about the Falklands.
I for one can't wait for the Olympics.
Personally I think this being the 1,000,000th example of drunk people singing along to explicit lyrics without really thinking what they mean is more likely than the idea every player in the Argentine squad is a raving racist or trying to win over their racist ultras.
If you think otherswise, that's your perogative.
Or because that's where they were born, brought up, and learned to play football. It always makes me laugh when people bring up the "African" players in European teams, while failing to point out the number of English or French players that were actually born in Europe and benefited from an entire childhood of European coaching playing in African teams. It's almost as if someone can have more than one identity.It's from the last world cup.
Interestingly in the comment sections there seems to be a big divide between native Africans and people with African heritage who live in European countries. The latter are massively offended, whereas the former pretty much agree with the chant. They see the French players as betraying their African heritage to play for a Colonial power because they can make more money.
The whole country is on a huge piss upLol, I'm guessing she's had too many beers also.
Or because that's where they were born, brought up, and learned to play football. It always makes me laugh when people bring up the "African" players in European teams, while failing to point out the number of English or French players that were actually born in Europe and benefited from an entire childhood of European coaching playing in African teams. It's almost as if someone can have more than one identity.