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Nahuel Guzman Y Guido Pizarro caused controversy prior to World cup for clubs in Qatar by saying that Tigers does not represent Mexico and now they are raising it again when posing with the flag of Mexico Bee Ahmed bin Ali stadium, whereby it is striking that the Argentinian goalkeeper sticks his fist.
The auriazul club has uploaded a photo of both elements at the venue where they will debut in the league of FIFA to send the message representing Mexico, although the Paton He appears with a raised fist, the symbol of resistance.
“This is a world championship for clubs, we’re only going to represent tigers, not anyone else who wants to hang on our tits (sic). So cute. You enjoy the journey, the arrival, the hotel, from day to day, it’s us ”, he said last Saturday when they arrived in Doha.
Both Cemex like the feline president Alejandro Rodriguez they contradicted it by saying that Tigers represents the Aztec country in the Club World Cup and the Nahuel he had to make it right with his bosses.
What does the raised fist mean to Nahuel?
The auriazul swineherd had already tweeted out in a tweet a year ago what the raised fist means to him, since in addition to support or solidarity, it also means resistance.
The raised fist, clenched fist or raised fist, is a symbol of solidarity and support. It is often used to express unity, strength, or resistance. The greeting dates back to ancient Assyria as a symbol of resistance …“
