Ivan Helguera, a Real Madrid player from 1999 to 2007, published a much-commented emoji message after the decision of Real Madrid to appoint Alvaro Arbeloa as first team coach instead of Xabi Alonso.
The former footballer, who coincided with Arbeloa at Madrid in the 2004-2005 season, wrote “Arbeloa” accompanied by four well-known emojis: two of the smiling face emoji with tears and two of the emoji of a person covering their face with one hand.
The meaning of the emojis published by Helguera commenting on Arbeloa’s appointment
The smiling face emoji with tears means, according to AI Overview, very strong or uncontrollable laughter, as if you are laughing so much that you cry, being the most popular for years to indicate that something is very funny.
The facepalm emoji generally means shame, frustration or amazement at something embarrassing or shocking, expressing a desire to hide but at the same time not being able to help looking, like a “I can’t believe it!” or “How embarrassing!”. It can also indicate shyness.
Cristobal Soria’s provocative video with a cone after Arbeloa’s appointment
Cristobal Soria, a contributor to the program ‘El Chiringuito’ presented by Josep Pedrerol, published a video next to a cone after it was announced that Alvaro Arbeloa was the new coach of Real Madrid.
“Hey! Very good. We wish you all a very good night, have a perfect day and a homologated night. Hahahahaha,” said the historic former Sevilla field delegate mockingly.
Raphinha, 24 minutes after Xabi Alonso’s dismissal: “Have a good Monday everyone!”
Another action that was widely commented on social media was that of Raphinha.
The Barcelona player posted “Have a good Monday everyone!” just 24 minutes after Real Madrid announced the dismissal of Xabi Alonso and the arrival of Alvaro Arbeloa.
Raphinha accompanied his comment on Instagram with the emoticon of a cup and eight photos celebrating the Super Cup that Barcelona won against Real Madrid.
“You’re crazy,” replied his teammate Gerard Martin.
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