Est-ce que Le CH Doit Garder Xhekaj ? & L'Argentine en Finale | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 16/07/26

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Tony Marinaro 0:03
Marinero, good Thursday morning.

What happened in the World Cup semi-final that set up Argentina vs Spain?

Tony Marinaro 0:06
There we have our final of the World Cup. And yes, it will be the Argentine of Lionel Messi who will face Spain. It's a match that will take place Sunday afternoon at 15 o'clock at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Et le jour avant, samedi, ça va être le match de la troisième place. Un match qui va débuter à 17h. Un match opposant l'Angleterre à la France. Quelle performance de Messi hier. Quelle performance de l'Argentine. Exceptionnelle. Quelques contrats dans la Ligue nationale de hockey ont été signés dans les dernières 12 heures. On va en parler. Cole Perfetti. and Trevor Zegras. Talking about the contract, I spoke yesterday about a Canadian player who, this season, will be in the last year of his contract, the year number 7 of 7.
Tony Marinaro 0:57
And I'm talking about Josh Anderson. Albert Jacay is a free agent with restrictions. He was qualified. We're waiting for a contract in this case. But there are several rumors of exchange in his eyes. We'll talk about it. The CF Montréal plays tonight. They will receive the visit of the Toronto FC. All this with our collaborator, Denis Gauthier. Me, Marc-André Tourgeon, at the show. Back in a few minutes. Be ours.
Guy Lafleur 1:29
For some, he was the blond demon. For others, Flower. He was the greatest hockey player in the 70s. First player to know six seasons of 58 and more. Member of the first star team, 6-8. He deserves the Art Ross trophy, put on the first counter in the 3-8 league.

How did Lionel Messi single-handedly turn the Argentina–England match around?

Guy Lafleur 1:48
The most useful player. Winner of the Hart Trophy, two consecutive years. Winner of the Smythe Trophy, he rewrote the book of Canadian records. He was a fascinating player, capable of the greatest exploits in the most difficult situations. A man and a player of passion who never left anyone indifferent. Winner of five Stanley Cups, elected to the Temple of Renown in 1988, the number 10 Guy Lafleur.
Anthony Martineau 2:29
Watch out for the truck, not on the surface, 3-1, 3-3, what a presence of spirit, what a presence of spirit.
Unknown 2:51
What a magnificent par, the dribbler, the dribbler, the dribbler, the dribbler. It's Martinsson who's going to pass to Hudson, he's got it, here's the corner. Doreen Hudson.
Unknown 3:08
The ball goes back to Feijardo, the backcourt goes back, it goes towards him, he throws and it's... Caught! Tyson makes the ball! Caught!
Anthony Martineau 3:24
Touché by Anouet!
Unknown 3:24
The Anouets write the touché! Only 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorff, their first face-to-face duel. And they score 31!
Unknown 3:39
The world champion of the world, John Willis St.
John!
Unknown 4:04
Last minute to play in the final. The crowd is standing. It's Joe Shepard. The Canadian who wins his 24th table tennis race of his life. And the table tennis court is ready. We will see a precious trophy now on the patinoir. It's over ! Mesdames, messieurs, la première étoile, the first star, Tony Marinaro!
Tony Marinaro 4:46
Bon jeudi matin, bon jeudi matin, comment ça va? Marinaro, Marc-André Tourgeon à la mise en onde. Quel match de foot hier à la Coupe du Monde et quelle victoire de l'Argentine face à l'Angleterre.

Why do commentators argue Messi is the GOAT and how do rival fans react?

Tony Marinaro 4:58
T'sais, moi j'ai... I said yesterday that I thought England was going to win that match. Then, evidently, because of some colossal strategic mistakes of their coach Thomas Tuchel, who until that moment had known a good tournament with the decisions he had made as coach of the team of England, because of his decisions, they might have won. That's the first thing. The second thing is that Lionel Messi, he can be 24 years old, he can be 29, he can be 34, and he can be 39. And he was 39 when he celebrated his 39th birthday a few weeks ago. When he decides to change the game, he changes it. Think about what I just told you. Lionel Messi, yesterday, he played in a World Cup game at the highest level, with the highest intensity.
Tony Marinaro 6:02
A semi-final match with so much emotion. He who has already played several matches in this tournament, who needed time, he played a lot. Yesterday is the match where he ran the most ground, where he ran the most during this tournament. And in a match that had several great players from England, Harry Kane, Anthony Gordon, Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice, and in his team with Julian Alvarez, of course, and so many others.

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