Oribe Peralta trolled David Faitelson with a coup by Cuauhtémoc BlancoMediotiempo

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Mexico City / 21.07.2022 21:36:10

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David Faitelson was once more a victim of the reminders for the blow he received from Cuauhtémoc Blanco some years ago in the Port of Veracruz, although this timethe trolling came from Oribe Peraltawho left the courts a few months ago.

Journalist of ESPN I had a discussion with Marc Crosas on show of sportsmanship that the cyclist Jonas Vinegaard had with Tadej Pogacar, following he waited for him to get up from a fall despite the fact that they bring a great dispute in the current edition of the Tour de France.

A history of sport and a message of life. The defending Tour de France champion, Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, has crashed. The Dane Jonas Vinegaard, with whom he fiercely disputes the current edition, stops to wait for him. Sport can be wonderful. pic.twitter.com/Sb4YjbDT7C

— David Faitelson (@Faitelson_ESPN) July 21, 2022

Crosas compared the situation with that of Oribe Peraltawhen exchanged shirts and talked with players from América during his passage through Chivas, following a National Classic. In short, she called it a ‘double standard’.

Ahhhhhh, but don’t let it be @OribePeralta finished a game and talking with his rivals and friends, why then if we tear our clothes and leave “sportsmanship” aside… ????????

— Marc Crosas (@marccrosas) July 21, 2022

Faitelson disapproved the comment from the TUDN analyst and He asked not to “spoil” the moment. This was when the Handsome intervened.

With the classic mockery of netizens, Oribe trolled David Faitelson by reminding him of Cuauhtémoc Blanco’s coup.

Your face was spoiled following the beautiful blow that the Coapa divo gave you

– Oribe Peralta (@OribePeralta) July 21, 2022

“Your face was spoiled following the beautiful blow that the divo of Coapa gave you“wrote the former forward of the America.

The journalist limited himself to commenting: “The scorers got together” following that too Hercules Gómez made an appearance.

Peralta retired from football last January, at 38 years of age. His last team was the Chivas.

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