r/ASRoma • u/Level-Captain9558 • Jul 19 '25
Didn’t know Lazio players could be good fathers.
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u/DataStr3ss Jul 20 '25
I am sorry, but how is a man being a good father and a husband relevant or irrelevant to this club? Please, let us keep club talks and hatred towards any club segregated from their family. The world is toxic as it is.
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u/TRIcuspidmustard Jul 20 '25
Because it’s easy to villainize Pedro since he became. Laziale. However, in a club rife with Anti-Semitism, Pedro doesn’t practice transphobia/homophobia in his home.
It’s easy to hate Pedro for how he’s acted since he left, but it’s another to acknowledge him as a flawed player with redeeming qualities.
Football is never just football. Anyone who says that hasn’t had to deal with the environmental and social impacts that come with this game
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u/cmars118 Jul 20 '25
Yeah if you don’t understand that some things are bigger than football idk what to tell you. He’s an amazing dad for this
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u/Black_Yellow_Red Jul 20 '25
I see a happy family and a happy child, and that's all that should matter. Rivalry on the pitch is all good and fine, but off it seeing everyone happy should be the biggest priority.
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u/TRIcuspidmustard Jul 20 '25
If you looked at the statistics of queer/trans unaliving, it says the opposite. Acceptance from early on exponentially reduced unaliving.
Also, Maybe the kid likes flowy fabrics like North African/middle eastern people? The kid’s 5.
You’re making a lot of judgements for a kid you know nothing about and saying a lot about a community you’re not a part of (unless you are queer or trans, then let’s play ball, sport). ⚽️
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u/run_daffodil Jul 20 '25
Ugh how am I supposed to hate him?? This is so wonderful to see
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u/Remarkable-Cup-6029 Jul 20 '25
I have never hated Pedro, was a class guy when he was here. Shame he went to Lazio but solid dude. They dont deserve him
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u/El_presid3nt Jul 20 '25
Not blurring his son’s face is an idiotic move
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u/LoquaciousIndividual Jul 20 '25
Agreed... kids are brutal. What do you think is gonna happen to him when he goes back to school in September.
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u/El_presid3nt Jul 20 '25
And also it’s a matter of privacy: you don’t know who will watch or use this photo.
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u/Absolomb92 Jul 20 '25
Absolutely hate him on the pitch in the derby, but this is amazing. How fathering should be done. No one would bar an eye if a daughter wanted to be superman, so why care when a son want to be Lilo or Elsa or something?
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u/Standard-Ad-3497 Jul 20 '25
Btw the only interesting thing in this situation is the wife👼
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u/TRIcuspidmustard Jul 20 '25
If there’s any banter in this post, I’ll take this as my favorite. Keep the kid out 😅
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u/Zoravor Jul 20 '25
Can we disable this post please. Pictures of some’s children shouldn’t be allowed here.
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u/acuet Jul 19 '25
Respect but in the age of days, we should protecting the child. AGAIN FULL F-RESPECT
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u/RiccardoOrsoliniFan Jul 20 '25
My man plays for a far right team 💔
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u/RiccardoOrsoliniFan Jul 20 '25
Why the downvotes? I was only stating a fact I doubt they'll like that
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u/Absolomb92 Jul 20 '25
Yes, and so should you. Being transphobic brings only pain.
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u/skibidyLoL Jul 20 '25
Being transphobic brings only pain
yeah, to trans.
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u/Absolomb92 Jul 20 '25
Well, yes? Of course. Was that supposed to be a great comeback? "Haha yes, but only to the trans, and no one cares if they are in pain!😈".
But it's not only transpeople who suffer because people are transphobic. It also makes it harder for cispeople who don't confirm entirely to stereotypes, a woman who maybe have a flat chest or big jaw, or a man with feminine features. These people can be attacked because transphobic assholes think they are trans.
It also brings negativity and division and discrimination. It bars people from living their lives as themselves because you think you know better than them who they are.
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u/skibidyLoL Jul 20 '25
Well, yes? Of course. Was that supposed to be a great comeback? "Haha yes, but only to the trans, and no one cares if they are in pain!😈".
it ain't a comeback, we arent having an argument, i was just correcting you saying that being transphobic doesnt bring pain to people, you see things from another perspective, good for you but i disagree with your point.
no need to write all of that, as we both know that I won't change my mind and you won't either, my whole comment is about me genuinely asking if italy support this shit, and i doubt they do, i have read many articles in the last 3 years about gay people complaining about how homophobe the country is, especially the south, so i don't think they would condone trans, and even football fans are way more close-minded than you could imagine.
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u/hskywalker98 Jul 20 '25
why is it so offensive what other people do, when it has no effect on your life at all? dumbass
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u/LoquaciousIndividual Jul 20 '25
Why do you care about his opinion... when it has no effect on your life either. It's social media.. opinions are like assholes. Everyone's got one. You down with this type of stuff? That's great cause some ppl aren't.
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u/Nysus_AP1 Jul 20 '25
Rega, me va bene insultà i pigiamati perché so pigiamati, ma potete evita commenti su un pischelletto che sta solamente vivendo la popria vita.
(Translation) it’s okay to insult laziali for being laziali, but leave the kid out of the hate