Soccer latests news for the past 6 months? Lionel Messi has already been mentioned a lot in this article, even before we’ve reached him. “Lionel Messi’s seal of approval.” “Bar Lionel Messi,” “Behind only Lionel Messi.” Anything and everything every other player does gets instantly compared to the Argentine. Why? He is the best. At everything. He runs with the ball like no other player, passes a ball better than everyone else, and, of course, he scores the most goals — 717 in total to date. Diego Maradona may have been blessed with God’s hand, but Messi got the rest.

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As much as anything, I’ve yearned for the unknown, those times wondering what each shot, each hole, each round will bring. How the 72nd hole will play out, how the best players in the world will handle the pressure as the Sunday light begins to fade away. So fellas, play well and please play away.

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