World Cup 2018!

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 Oh my God!

What a disastrous morning to see the trolls by all these wonderful bunch of so called creative and intelligent people.
And not only trolls, all those ridiculous pictures of insult. And that wasn't enough, people changing the frame of their profile picture from Argentina to some other country. Other set of people who might have never watched a football game before and now have all of a sudden appeared to troll a player not with their own mind but trying to just make a post on their Facebook wall or story by copying somebody else's troll and others comments just to go with the flow. Not enough of that, now comes another bunch of people comparing Messi and Ronaldo. I don't understand how people compare two legends. And why so much of hatred?
Oh me? No, I'm no big die hard fan of Messi or Ronaldo either.
But waking up to all these shitty post made me pity people.
Everyone has a bad day. Not always does the sun shine bright in the sky. Sometimes the darkest cloud appear as well, that doesn't mean the sun isn't the brightest star on sky.
All Argentine fans were disappointed to see Messi missing the penalty. That was quite unexpected and heart breaking. But that doesn't mean he's a loser or a bad player.
Have you never faced failure? While you failed at some point in your life, did your parents, your friends, your family and relatives made fun of you, or trolled you or compared you with others? Did you then not feel bad for being unable to stand up your parent's expectations? Now imagine the shit that he must be facing while he couldn't live up to his own expectations, his countrymen and his millions fan following expectations'.
I know neither Messi nor Ronaldo nor you people are going to read this post but still I also have to put my words forward.
Have some respect for the players and some shame within yourself. Think before you pass any comment,any judgement on others, be capable and able enough. First of all, be in that field alongside them and then troll a player for not being able to play well.
I congratulate ICELAND for the tremendously strong defense, commendable game and for the first ever goal in their world cup history!!

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