A Tribute to the Greatest of All Time

He’s like an explosive cocktail of awe and ecstasy, mixed with a splash of wizardry. There’s something special about this man, something which makes millions and millions of random people follow his life, his emotions, his ups, and his downs as it's theirs. The man, the myth, the legend, the one, and the only Lionel Andres Messi. 

For anyone who has watched him play week in and week out, it is quite evident that no human being in history has kicked a football quite like he has. He kicks and caresses the ball with that gifted feet of his. Messi is the science of uncertainty and the art of probability. He is possibility in this impossible universe. 

He’ll turn 35 this year. Enjoy and watch him whilst you can because that day is not far away when he decides to hang his boots and wave his hands to the fans and disappear to the tunnel for one last time. 


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