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John Terry reveals Jose Mourinho ordered him to get BOOKED on purpose, then rewarded him with FOUR DAYS in Dubai. “We played, I think it was like the second round of the FA Cup, might have been, I don’t know, Walsall away or something. “Three Premier League games before, I’m on two bookings. He come to me and he was like, ‘You have to miss that one because we play Man United at home after Walsall. I want you to miss the FA Cup game, so you have to get booked the next three league games.’ “So I get booked the first game, get booked the second game. I’m on four bookings. I’m one booking away from having a one-game suspension, which would be Walsall away. “So, rest for me, can play the fresh players. “So then we’re playing — I can’t remember who we’re playing — at home. It’s like the 89th minute and he’s going to me, ‘Get booked.’ “There’s a throw-in in the left corner and I said to one of the boys, ‘Leave it.’ “Leaves it, and I’m standing there with the ball like this. I’m not throwing it because I know the ref’s going, ‘Come on.’ “We’re winning the game, and he’s going, ‘Come on, throw it.’ “And I’m going, ‘There’s no option. I got no options, Ref, mate.’ “I’m waiting about two minutes. In the end, he comes over and books me. “I drop the ball and just go running back. “He sends me to Dubai for four days after. Just… mate. Little bits like that. It was just so good.”
HK2,909,585 views • 6 days ago

Rio Ferdinand tells Man Utd fans demanding £130,000,000 signings: “SHUT UP, YOU IDIOTS!” “You know what? It’s been a sensible window again. “All these people are, ‘We should have blown £130 [million] on Anderson,’ or whatever. “Whether Anderson’s good enough or not, £130 [million], if that’s going to blow our budget to go and get more depth into this squad, you can’t do it. You just can’t do that. “So all these people that are shouting for those type of players are idiots who don’t understand the business of football.” “And you can take that, you can repurpose that and shove it to them people again when they’re saying that we should have gone and spent £130 million. “Shut up, you idiots.” “You’ve got to build a squad here that’s going to be able to go and play and perform over multiple competitions.”
HK2,128,368 views • 11 days ago

Paul Scholes admits he'd have chosen Manchester City OVER Manchester United if he was a player during this era. “If me and Nicky are players now coming from a different club over the last five or 10 years, if Man United or Man City wanted to buy us, regardless if you're a fan or not, I think we'd both choose Man City.”
HK2,348,180 views • 19 days ago

Wayne Rooney admits Manchester United have LOST their transfer pull: “You used to sign for United for LESS MONEY.” “Well, the next five years look like Arsenal are going to be more successful than Man United.’ So you're going to go to Arsenal. Whereas years ago, when Man United were successful, you would sign for Man United for less money because you're playing for Man United. You want to go and play for Man United. I think they've lost that now. I think they've lost that pull where players are desperate to come and play for Manchester United. So they have to get back to winning. They have to get back to competing for the Premier League and the Champions League, because that's when you start attracting the best players again.”
HK1,008,484 views • 12 days ago

James Milner reveals Man City's players racked up £80,000 in FINES in a single MONTH. Milner: “Some of the things... some of the lads just took the fine every day to play Candy Crush on the physio bed. Just paid it. Didn't care. ‘Yeah, I'm playing Candy Crush.’” Co-host: “So there was a fine for playing Candy Crush?” James Milner: “No, using the phone. So you shouldn't have your phone while you're getting treatment. And he wanted to play Candy Crush while he was getting treatment, so he didn't care. He was like, ‘Yeah, I'll take that.’ And then, like December, when all the boys' families were over, they were obviously pushing to stay with their families as long as possible. I think in December we took like £80,000 of fines in one month.” Peter Crouch: “Wow.” James Milner: “So the Christmas party was pretty good, and the charities did all right out of it!”
HK1,258,423 views • 15 days ago

Roy Keane shows his Manchester United contract in 2000: £950,000 a year... about £20,000 a week. Roy: "To be fair, I didn't negotiate my contracts." "Whatever they offered me, I just signed them. I wasn't bothered." "Apart from one with Peter Kenyon..." "The only reason I haggled was because I'd heard someone else in the dressing room had been offered £250,000 more." "I just said, 'Give me the same.'" "I didn't want more... I just didn't want them taking the piss." "I signed five-year contracts, seven-year contracts..." "By the time I was 30, I was just signing one-year deals." "If I'm enjoying what I'm doing, there's no need to fight over money."
HK1,700,312 views • 21 days ago

Manchester City fan insists there’s “NO CHANCE” City go 13 YEARS without winning the Premier League like Manchester United. Man City fan: “I'm really confident.” “I think we'll win it.” “And I don't think we're going to go…” “What is it now, 13 years without a league title?” Man United fan: “Yeah.” Man City fan: “There's no chance we go that long.” “No chance.” Panel: “Why?” Man City fan: “Because a club like City nowadays…” Man United fan: “What do you mean, ‘a club like City’?” “Manchester United are a bigger club than Manchester City.” Man City fan: “Yeah, historically.” Man United fan: “Not historically.” “They're a bigger club now.” Man City fan: “Well, in what way?” Man United fan: “In every way.” Man City fan: “Apart from on the pitch.” Man United fan: “Well, yeah…” Man City fan: “That's what I'm talking about.” “On the pitch, there's no chance Manchester City go 13 years without winning a Premier League.” “I just can't see that happening.” “We've got the infrastructure, we've got the players…” “And we'll continue to bring players in.” “I just don't think a club like City now will have that kind of drought.”
HK974,656 views • 13 days ago

Frank Lampard reveals Roman Abramovich told Chelsea's players they WON'T be at the club next season if they didn't beat Manchester United. “He'd just come in. One was before we played at Old Trafford in the Champions League.” “He'd just come in and sort of be really harsh.” “I remember him saying once before the Old Trafford game, at the hotel…” “And this was translated, which makes it even harsher, you know, the Russian translated.” “You're waiting for the translation going, ‘It's not going to be good,’ you know what I mean?” “And he was like…” “Do I think we're going to win this game? No.” “Do I think you'll be here at the end of the season if we don't win this game? A lot of you? No.” “And that was being translated to us like two hours before the game.” “Typically, we all go out like little… ‘He shouldn't have been saying that before the game,’ and all that.”
HK1,167,543 views • 16 days ago

Manchester United called Sadio Mané before Liverpool... here's why he turned them down. "Van Gaal called me. He said, "Mane, how are you? What are you doing? I want you to come to Manchester United." I said, "Really?" He said, "Yeah." I said, "Okay, I'm talking to my agent. We'll see what's best." He told me, "I know you're a good player. You can help the team, and we can help you become an even better player." Then I asked him: "You have Depay, Rooney, Di María and Van Persie... where am I going to play?" Because for me, I wanted to play. He said: "I know your talent. If you train well and impress, you'll play. But we also have other very good players." I wasn't convinced by his explanation. A few days later, Klopp called me.
HK3,916,227 views • 1 month ago

Rio Ferdinand knew QPR was finished when a teammate said: "I'm on £60,000 a week... I don't care." "It was the first time I'd ever been in a dressing room where I heard players talking about money and wages like that. You'd hear things like, 'I'm on £60,000 a week... I don't care.'"
HK1,939,427 views • 26 days ago

Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola questions XG: “There is NOT 100% truth in it, I prefer to WATCH the games.” Andoni: “Yeah. For me, the team that controls the game is the one who is having the chances. “You can control it with the ball. You can control it without the ball. “XG is a good reference. It's not perfect.” Jamie: “Do you have a better one for us? We can start using?” 😂 Andoni: “Yeah. I don't like XG sometimes because you go against the keeper, one-v-one, and you decide to go past the keeper. “He touches the ball, you don't really finish, and there is 0.0. “I say, ‘This is a massive chance. We've been against the keeper.’ “But I understand that [it] cannot be perfect. It only takes into consideration the shots. “So there is a part of truth in the XG, but there is not 100% truth. “You know, it's like... I prefer to watch the games.
HK486,367 views • 8 days ago

Gary Neville responds after Cristian Romero called him out over his Argentina criticism.🤯 "I think I know what I'm talking about when I watch a player." "If they didn't have Lionel Messi up front, those two should go and hug him every single minute of every single day." "They do make mistakes... lots of them." "They've conceded six goals in the knockout phase." "Argentina didn't win last night because of the centre-backs." "They won last night because of their great player, who is arguably the greatest player of all time."
HK3,230,463 views • 1 month ago

Ashley Young says Antonio Conte held 3½-hour meetings... and players fell asleep. "I remember if we'd lost a game, we'd go back through the whole match. Every couple of minutes he'd stop the video and ask, 'Why did you do this? Why did you do that?' We were in the meeting room for three and a half hours. As players, our concentration span is probably about ten minutes. After that, you start losing people. There were players actually falling asleep during the meetings. If you have that over a long period, it becomes too much. Then the injuries start coming, the staff are under huge pressure, families don't see them, and I think that's one of the reasons Conte rarely stays more than a couple of years at one club."
HK1,198,086 views • 20 days ago

Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”
HK615,557 views • 11 days ago

Jamie Carragher questions Eric Cantona's legacy: Did the Man United legend REALLY do it at the highest level? “I always think that, because he's such a legend for United, and then after he went United went on to win, you know, Champions League…” “And then later on with Rooney and Ronaldo.” “But he had that situation where he obviously fell out with, I think it was Gérard Houllier.” “He never really had that…” “He never got the World Cup either, did he, in terms of what France did?” “Do you think, even though he's such a legend, do you think there's something where he didn't quite do it at international level?” “He got banned from playing by the manager, but actually taking Manchester United to a European Cup…” “Do you think that's something…?”
HK710,514 views • 14 days ago

Wayne Rooney says Manchester United's decline started when the club prioritised commercial deals over football. Rooney: "I think after Cristiano Ronaldo left and Carlos Tevez left, I started looking at the direction of the club. I remember Gary bringing something up before he left about how things were changing commercially, and it made me think about what was happening with the team as well. The club offered me a new five-year contract, but we'd just sold Tevez, we just sold Ronaldo. I said to the manager it was no disrespect to Phil Jones or Chris Smalling, but they weren't replacing Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez. I didn't want another transition. I didn't feel I had time for that in my career, so I had to ask the question, were we going to compete for trophies straight away or was this going to be another three or four-year rebuild? He told me to get out of his office. Gary: "I also remember standing in front of the dressing room telling the lads that if we didn't stand together, we'd regret it because in five or six years the players coming in would end up doing commercial appearances all week. I got outvoted. Rooney: "Looking back now, football has changed, but I genuinely think the focus became more commercial than football. That's probably where some of the issues the club has today started."
HK1,137,671 views • 21 days ago

Jamie Carragher says Manchester United have finally stopped chasing superstar signings. "I actually think Manchester United have changed their transfer strategy, and I think it's a healthy change. For years, it felt like they were obsessed with signing the biggest names in football. Sometimes it felt like the signings were made because they kept the fans excited rather than because they were the right fit for the team. Now it looks different. They're bringing in players who suit what the manager wants and who fit into the system. That's how successful teams recruit. It's not always about the biggest name, it's about the right player."
HK1,215,121 views • 23 days ago

Roberto Carlos reveals why Ronaldinho never fulfilled his full potential John Obi Mikel: "Why isn't Ronaldinho mentioned alongside Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Ronaldo Nazário? How good was he, and why isn't he always in that conversation?" Roberto Carlos: "Ronaldinho knew his limits. When he reached his peak, I think he just wanted to have fun. He didn't want to be a professional in the same way anymore. He thought, 'I'm going to keep playing football, but I'm also going to enjoy my life.' He had already achieved everything in football. People loved him everywhere he went. I don't think it was really about the parties. I think it was more that he became tired of carrying that responsibility and always having to prove he was one of the best." John Obi Mikel: "So it wasn't a lack of ability?" Roberto Carlos: "No. He wanted to slow down and enjoy life a little more. That's what stopped him from reaching his absolute full potential. Even so, he'll always be remembered as one of the greatest players in football history."
HK1,354,473 views • 28 days ago

Makelele claims John Terry took Kalou’s penalty in the 2008 UCL final: “He could have TWO Champions Leagues now.” 😳 Rio: “You sounded a little bit frustrated about the penalty situation. Just explain that. What was you getting?” Makelele: “No, because many times we talk about this. The young boy, Kalou, when the penalties are coming, I'm always putting my boots out.” Rio: “Were you scared? Are you scared?” Makelele: “Of course I'm scared.” Rio: “You don't want to take it?” Makelele: “Never.” Rio: “Wow.” Makelele: “Never. See, the last minute everybody passes. I have no choice, I'm going. But never, never. And the one I tell you is the story.” Rio: “What was the story?” Makelele: “It was Kalou's turn, but Johnny took his ball.” Rio: “Oh, so John Terry took the penalty instead of Kalou to win the game?” Makelele: “Exactly. But he's in a good way. But the way I'm saying, John, he can have two Champions Leagues now.” Rio: “To this day?” Makelele: “Because Kalou was the best penalty taker at this time at Chelsea.” Rio: “Was he? Wow. So why at that time didn't you say something?” Makelele: “No, I knew this later, because in the game, if I knew this, of course I would tell John, leave him, let Kalou take the ball. But you're concentrating, frustrated, we're at penalties, I'm focused on different things and it happens. But of course, he's my teammate.”
HK608,585 views • 14 days ago

Chicharito: Erling Haaland still isn't the COMPLETE striker... and that's scary. Rio Ferdinand: "Do you think Haaland is already the complete striker?" Chicharito: "No. I actually think there's still another level he can reach. He's already one of the best in the world, but I don't think he's the finished product. His movement is outstanding, but imagine if he started adding double movements before making his final run. Defenders would have an even harder time reading him. When you're blessed with incredible pace and power, you don't always need to outthink defenders. But once you combine those physical gifts with even smarter movement, you become almost impossible to stop. That's why I think Haaland can still improve. He's already world class... but I genuinely believe he can become phenomenal."
HK1,032,615 views • 24 days ago