Two years after Lionel Messi’s viral phrase in the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, fans took an incredible initiative with the iconic phrase “What are you looking at, fool?”
Two years after the viral crossing between Lionel Messi and the dutch Wout Weghorst after the quarterfinals of the Qatar World Cup 2022fans took an incredible initiative with the iconic phrase “What are you looking at, fool?”.
According to a request that emerged in the last few hours, these words from the captain of the Argentine team could become the name of a street in the City of Buenos Aires.
Neighbors and fans are gathering signatures to change the name of the Carabobo Avenue and put “What are you looking at, fool?”. on the page “Change.org” The petition is uploaded where people can leave their signature to join the proposal.
“We propose renaming this street ‘What a look, you fool’ in honor of a moment that defined the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and left the entire world with a smile on their face. Except for the fool in question”they explain on the website.
It is worth remembering that the quarterfinal match started off spicy before the opening whistle, since in the previous Lois Van Gaal He had controversial statements towards the team and Messi at the press conference.
The topo gigio as a goal celebration, and the friction between the Dutch and Argentine players in the penalty shootout, was triggered by the captain’s famous phrase while speaking with the journalist, Gaston Edul.
Source: Ambito
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