Raphinha Disrespecting Argentina Was Not A Good Look – Paulo Silas

Raphinha disrespected Argentina during his recent interview, Paulo Silas has said. Recall that the Barcelona forward signed off a conversation with Romario with a “f*ck them” quip as the Selecao ready themselves for World Cup qualifier battle.

Reacting, Paulo revealed that Raphinha was unnecessarily disrespectful, unlike Messi who ensured his teammates did not sing against Brazil out of respect for Neymar.

Silas added that he has no idea what message the Brazilian was trying to pass, but that is not the true football spirit.

Recall that the Barcelona forward signed off the session with Romario with a “f*ck them” quip as the Selecao ready themselves for battlRecall that the Barcelona forward signed off a conversation with Romario with a “f*ck them” quip as the Selecao ready themselves for World Cup qualifier battle.Reacting, it was very disrespectful of Raphinha to make such a statement, unlike Messi who ensured his teammates did not sing against Brazil because of the friendship he has with Neymar.

Paulo added that he does not understand the message he was trying to pass because that is not the true football spirit.

His words, “It was disrespectful of that kid. He should have seen Messi here when he won the Copa America and didn’t let his team-mates sing against Brazil because of the friendship he has with Neymar and the respect.

Raphinha was very bad. Brazil should not do it if they were above Argentina and now that they are not either. Football does not look the way he said it. I don’t know what message he wanted to pass, but you don’t win before you play a game.”

WOW.

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