Danny Murphy just offered the worst insight on Messi on the BBC

Hey, morons, listen up.

There's something you've been missing about this guy Lionel Messi. Yes, he scores goals. Yes, he seems to manage the Argentina team now as well as be one of the best players of all time. And, sure, he wins a shit load of trophies along the way too. But he can do other things with a football that you've probably not seen, because you're too busy watching YouTube clips of his skills, you see. Messi can pass the ball too. How the hell have you not noticed, for God's sake? https://twitter.com/ConanDoherty/status/1013068044925534208 During a wide-open, gung-ho second round clash against France, Lionel Messi was trying his best again. He was finding space, controlling the ball under serious pressure and setting team mates away. Until Di Maria picked out a bloody rocket out of absolutely nowhere, you were wondering why the Barcelona superstar, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner even bothers. Because he was playing nice passes and the ball was coming straight back down the field. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/1013069458573848576 And that pattern was on repeat. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/1013071913952956418 Until, of course, Di Maria broke it with their only shot on target and it flew in like a God-damn screamer. https://twitter.com/RTEsoccer/status/1013070542235054080 But Danny Murphy decided to remind the world that people forget about Messi's passing ability. And that his through balls are up there with the best of them. Sitting in the BBC commentary box, Murphy offered a genius piece of analysis by pointing out that, also, in actual fact, something he's been seeing more and more of lately: "People forget what a wonderful passer Messi is." Shame on you for forgetting.