He was banned for four Argentina matches by FIFA report by AFP says.
Messi was found guilty of “having directed insulting words at an assistant referee” in the World Cup qualifier against Chile last Thursday which Argentina won 1-0 thanks to a penalty from the Barcelona hit-man.
Messi will miss Argentina’s next South American qualifying game against Bolivia, scheduled for later Tuesday, with the remainder of the suspension served over his country’s subsequent World Cup qualifiers.
Hmmm first time in history you can't stop the moving Tran until it to the distinction
ReplyDeleteWhat was he thinking....serve him right...a player of his status should learn better how to control his temper
ReplyDeleteHmm de have done that already so
DeleteThis boy Don dey spoil o. We all make mistakes though and I hope he Learns from this.
ReplyDeleteHe is never known for acting in this manner anyway, messi seems to be one of the players whose rank is high yet he maintains discipline in football....
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