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Do you know what I find crazy......
This monster is still only 21.
Redemption arc about to start 🙌
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This might be the CRAZIEST stat of the World Cup...
Cape Verde had more possession against Spain than Arsenal did against PSG in the Champions League final. 🤯🇨🇻
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If we are honest he is a better fit for Iraola than Wharton would be
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Tottenham have entered the race to sign Sandro Tonali! 💣🇮🇹
De Zerbi wants Tonali as new star for the midfield, ideal to step up #THFC level.
Spurs ready to face Man City and Arsenal in the race for Tonali for new ambitious project to prove their intentions.
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Hay gente que se ríe cómo si fuera una sirena de barco. 😂
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Check my history. Been calling for this guy for years now
What IF, Liverpool put in a bid of like £30m for Patrick Schick, tie us over for a year. Give Isak a rest and play the cup games. Stats look decent for Levekusen!
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Bielsa AND Nunez on the same side?
Yeahhhhh I'm here for it.
Absolute chaos.
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Darwin double tonight
Then watch the flip flops jump on the "we should sign him for free" bandwagon
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Darwin Nunez back to Liverpool on a free transfer, who says no? 🤔
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I want this mad man back in my team.
Tired of seeing our players looking scared of conflict
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Ref didn't care
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They didn't end up winning but a draw with Spain is still a real shock
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Cape Verde beat Spain tomorrow in this World Cups first true shock result
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Jürgen Klopp on Japan players displaying Wataru Endō's jersey after the 2-2 draw against the Netherlands:
🗣️ “I won't lie, that moment touched me. Football can be a beautiful game, but sometimes it can also be incredibly cruel. Seeing Endō miss the World Cup because of injury broke a lot of hearts, including mine.
When I saw the players holding up his shirt after the game, I got emotional. That wasn't a celebration of a draw. That was a group of teammates telling one of their brothers, 'You're still here with us.'
People only see the matches, the goals, and the results. They don't see the sacrifices players make every day. Endō worked for years to be on this stage, and having it taken away from him at the last moment is something no footballer ever wants to experience.
What made it special was how genuine it felt. Nobody told them to do it. It came from the heart. You could see how much respect and love they have for him.
Moments like that remind you that football is bigger than trophies and points. It's about relationships, loyalty, and standing beside people when they need you most.
I can only imagine what Endō felt watching from home. Pride, sadness, happiness all at the same time. But one thing is certain: he would have known that his teammates were playing for him.
And honestly, if Japan keep showing that kind of unity and heart, they can surprise a lot of people in this tournament. Because teams with that level of togetherness are capable of something special.”
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Second guy is so real for that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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My favourite manager of all time
When Marcelo Bielsa became Leeds United manager in 2018, he asked a simple question: how long does the average supporter have to work to afford a match ticket?
After learning the answer was around three hours, Bielsa gathered his players and assigned them an unusual task.
Instead of training, they spent the next three hours picking up litter around the club’s training ground.
The exercise wasn’t meant as punishment. Bielsa wanted his squad to understand the effort, sacrifice, and hard work that ordinary fans put in to support their team.
By spending the same amount of time doing manual work, the players were reminded that every ticket purchased represents hours of labor by loyal supporters.
The story became one of the most famous examples of Bielsa’s unique leadership style and his deep respect for football fans.
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