On the field, everyone is equal.

On the field, everyone is equal.

📖 Roger Milla

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🎂 May 20, 1952

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This quote highlights the fundamental principle that sports, especially football, serve as a level playing field where skills, effort, and dedication are the only measures of success. It underscores the idea that regardless of background or status, all players have an equal chance to shine through their talent and hard work. Such a perspective fosters sportsmanship, unity, and fairness, reminding us that true competition is based on merit rather than privilege. Ultimately, it celebrates the universal value of equality in sports as a reflection of broader societal ideals.

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