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BREAKING: Huge consequences after total chaos in Mannheim last week! 💥⚽️ The DFB (German Football Association) has officially launched a major investigation into both clubs following the massive riots during the cup match between Waldhof Mannheim and Kaiserslautern. 🇩🇪 While the current DFB board prepares a trial, former DFB... president Reinhard Grindel has openly demanded massive punishments that “will absolutely devastate the clubs financially”. 💰 The brutal facts: ❌ Mega Fines: The former Football Association president is demanding punishments that “will break the banks”. According to DFB regulations, clubs could face fines up to 1 million euros, point deductions, or matches behind closed doors. ❌ Done with Ultras: The current DFB vice-president stated that both clubs “can no longer control their fan base”. Officials expect clubs to immediately distance themselves from the hard core and the use of life-threatening pyro, or risk total expulsion from the DFB-Pokal. ❌ Clubs paying for Police: Politicians want to send the multi-million dollar bill for riot police straight to the clubs. In Bremen, this is already happening and has cost the club over 3 million euros so far. The match is over, but the real financial blow is yet to come. 📉show more

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Michael Owen on RB Leipzig rejecting Real Madrid’s €100 million bid for Yan Diomandé and demanding €130 million. 🗣️ “Rejecting a €100 million offer from Real Madrid for a player who’s only just broken into top-level football is astonishing. I don’t care how talented Yan Diomandé is that kind of valuation has to be earned over years, not after one breakthrough season.” “I like the player. I think he has enormous potential. But potential doesn’t automatically make you a €130 million footballer. Football has started paying for dreams instead of achievements, and that’s becoming a serious problem.” “The moment Real Madrid enter the race, some clubs completely lose perspective. Suddenly every exciting young talent is worth a record-breaking fee. That’s not smart business anymore—that’s simply overpricing the player.” “€100 million is already an incredible statement of belief from Real Madrid. Most young players can only dream of a club valuing them that highly. To reject that and immediately demand another €30 million feels completely disconnected from reality.” “If RB Leipzig genuinely don’t want to sell him, then come out and say he’s not for sale. But asking for €130 million after one outstanding season makes it look like they’re using Real Madrid’s interest to inflate the market beyond reason.” “Real Madrid aren’t buying a Ballon d’Or winner or a player who’s dominated Europe for five or six years. They’re buying a footballer with incredible promise. There is a huge difference, and transfer fees should reflect that.” “This is exactly why the transfer market is becoming harder every year. Clubs complain that fewer elite deals happen, yet they’re the ones putting impossible price tags on players who are still at the very beginning of their careers.” “Leipzig have every right to protect their asset, but rejecting €100 million for a player who has only just announced himself to world football is a huge gamble. If his development slows down or injuries arrive, people will look back and ask whether greed got in the way of common sense.”

Michael Owen on RB Leipzig rejecting Real Madrid’s €100 million bid for Yan Diomandé and demanding €130 million. 🗣️ “Rejecting a €100 million offer from Real Madrid for a player who’s only just broken into top-level football is astonishing. I don’t care how talented Yan Diomandé is that kind of valuation has to be earned over years, not after one breakthrough season.” “I like the player. I think he has enormous potential. But potential doesn’t automatically make you a €130 million footballer. Football has started paying for dreams instead of achievements, and that’s becoming a serious problem.” “The moment Real Madrid enter the race, some clubs completely lose perspective. Suddenly every exciting young talent is worth a record-breaking fee. That’s not smart business anymore—that’s simply overpricing the player.” “€100 million is already an incredible statement of belief from Real Madrid. Most young players can only dream of a club valuing them that highly. To reject that and immediately demand another €30 million feels completely disconnected from reality.” “If RB Leipzig genuinely don’t want to sell him, then come out and say he’s not for sale. But asking for €130 million after one outstanding season makes it look like they’re using Real Madrid’s interest to inflate the market beyond reason.” “Real Madrid aren’t buying a Ballon d’Or winner or a player who’s dominated Europe for five or six years. They’re buying a footballer with incredible promise. There is a huge difference, and transfer fees should reflect that.” “This is exactly why the transfer market is becoming harder every year. Clubs complain that fewer elite deals happen, yet they’re the ones putting impossible price tags on players who are still at the very beginning of their careers.” “Leipzig have every right to protect their asset, but rejecting €100 million for a player who has only just announced himself to world football is a huge gamble. If his development slows down or injuries arrive, people will look back and ask whether greed got in the way of common sense.”

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🗣️ Mikel Arteta on if it's surprised him to see players sold for over £100m: "Yes, it has. I wouldn't have bet on that to be fair. But that’s the market, that means that there are clubs that are happy to invest or they believe that the valuations of those players are that, and that's fair. "In the end, the value of the player is what somebody can pay for you, and they've done it, so that's the value and it's the right one because someone is happy to sell and someone is happy to buy, and in the middle, a player is happy to move from one club to the other. So I think that's fair."

🗣️ Mikel Arteta on if it's surprised him to see players sold for over £100m: "Yes, it has. I wouldn't have bet on that to be fair. But that’s the market, that means that there are clubs that are happy to invest or they believe that the valuations of those players are that, and that's fair. "In the end, the value of the player is what somebody can pay for you, and they've done it, so that's the value and it's the right one because someone is happy to sell and someone is happy to buy, and in the middle, a player is happy to move from one club to the other. So I think that's fair."

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🚨 NEW: The situation surrounding Mateus Fernandes is one of the most intriguing cases in the current transfer market. The player will ultimately go to the club that offers the best financial package, with West Ham ready to accept the highest bid. Both Tottenham and Manchester United are actively working on a deal behind the scenes, with Tottenham pushing hard to close it (while also pursuing Sandro Tonali) and Manchester United remaining very much in contention after already signing Ederson, as both clubs continue direct talks with West Ham. This has created an ongoing battle between the two Premier League sides. [Fabrizio Romano YT]

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🚨 Reporter asks Ayyoub Bouaddi about his future after the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the club he dreams of playing for: 🎙️ Reporter: “Ayyoub, after the World Cup there will be a lot of clubs interested in you. Have you thought about your future?” 🗣️ Ayyoub Bouaddi: “My focus right now is completely on Morocco and the World Cup. This is the biggest tournament in football and I want to enjoy every moment of it. The future can wait.” 🎙️ Reporter: “But is there one club you dream of playing for?” 🗣️ Ayyoub Bouaddi: “I think every young player has a dream club. For me, Manchester United is a club that has always stood out. When you grow up watching football, you see the history, the atmosphere, the legends and everything that makes the club special. It is one of the biggest clubs in the world.” 🎙️ Reporter: “What attracts you to Manchester United?” 🗣️ Ayyoub Bouaddi: “The history. The supporters. The pressure that comes with wearing the shirt. I like challenges and Manchester United is the type of club where you have to prove yourself every single week. That motivates me. When I think about great midfielders, great European nights and the atmosphere at Old Trafford, it is something every footballer would love to experience.” 🎙️ Reporter: “So could you see yourself there one day?” 🗣️ Ayyoub Bouaddi: “Football is unpredictable, so you never know what will happen. But if you ask me honestly, Manchester United is definitely one of the clubs I would love to play for in the future. For now, though, my focus is helping Morocco have a great World Cup campaign “. {Radio Maisha }

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“This isn’t just football…” It’s what happens behind the scenes. The decisions. The people. The pressure. UP THE JAMMERS brings you real life in grassroots football. It brings to you blood, sweat and tears of day to day life at lower league clubs and what goes into turning a failing club around. You’ve will never have seen a club like this before. The inside story of two men, who know nothing about running a football club, working 18 hours a day to bring the local community together and push their football club to new heights! A massive recruitment drive, bringing players from higher leagues down to help them get out of their current league. The abuse they recieve and the local rivalry that goes over the top to out and out abuse! To making new friends and helping other clubs on the way. This show brings you unscripted, raw access into the changing room with Kevin Horlock the manager and Mitch Cowling the Sporting Director. And a host of celebrity friends who show up to show their support at the club! Make sure you tune in to see every moment! Wednesday May 13th 2026 - ITVX - first four episodes will be available from 7am ITV4 - first two episodes from 10pm #UpTheJammers #FootballTikTok #NonLeague #FootballCulture #ViralFootball Brought to you with help from

“This isn’t just football…” It’s what happens behind the scenes. The decisions. The people. The pressure. UP THE JAMMERS brings you real life in grassroots football. It brings to you blood, sweat and tears of day to day life at lower league clubs and what goes into turning a failing club around. You’ve will never have seen a club like this before. The inside story of two men, who know nothing about running a football club, working 18 hours a day to bring the local community together and push their football club to new heights! A massive recruitment drive, bringing players from higher leagues down to help them get out of their current league. The abuse they recieve and the local rivalry that goes over the top to out and out abuse! To making new friends and helping other clubs on the way. This show brings you unscripted, raw access into the changing room with Kevin Horlock the manager and Mitch Cowling the Sporting Director. And a host of celebrity friends who show up to show their support at the club! Make sure you tune in to see every moment! Wednesday May 13th 2026 - ITVX - first four episodes will be available from 7am ITV4 - first two episodes from 10pm #UpTheJammers #FootballTikTok #NonLeague #FootballCulture #ViralFootball Brought to you with help from

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A fascinating situation is unfolding that could allow the Philadelphia Union to participate in the 2025 Club World Cup, despite their 2024 season. This opportunity arises due to a potential issue with multi-club ownership rules affecting Mexico’s Grupo Pachuca, which owns both Pachuca and León of Liga MX. Both clubs qualified by winning the 2023 and 2024 editions of the CONCACAF Champions Cup. FIFA’s rules for the new Club World Cup format prohibit multiple clubs with the same ownership from participating, as well as allowing only two clubs from a single country. Based on this, Club América of Mexico is also ineligible due to Monterrey qualifying. Therefore, if either Pachuca or León is disqualified, the next in line would be Costa Rican club Alajuelense, as the highest-ranked non-U.S. team. However, if FIFA makes an exception for Inter Miami as the host club, allowing it not to count against the two-per-nation limit, the Philadelphia Union would then be next in the rankings. It’s a lot of “if this, then that,” but there’s a real chance Philadelphia could unexpectedly gain a significant payday—potentially around $50 million, as Jim Curtin mentioned back in April—for being in the 2025 Club World Cup. **Of note, the rules PDF was just released this past October.** Unreal. Thank you to Arielle Castillo for lifting this story up. #doop #fifacwc #MLS #WAWA

A fascinating situation is unfolding that could allow the Philadelphia Union to participate in the 2025 Club World Cup, despite their 2024 season. This opportunity arises due to a potential issue with multi-club ownership rules affecting Mexico’s Grupo Pachuca, which owns both Pachuca and León of Liga MX. Both clubs qualified by winning the 2023 and 2024 editions of the CONCACAF Champions Cup. FIFA’s rules for the new Club World Cup format prohibit multiple clubs with the same ownership from participating, as well as allowing only two clubs from a single country. Based on this, Club América of Mexico is also ineligible due to Monterrey qualifying. Therefore, if either Pachuca or León is disqualified, the next in line would be Costa Rican club Alajuelense, as the highest-ranked non-U.S. team. However, if FIFA makes an exception for Inter Miami as the host club, allowing it not to count against the two-per-nation limit, the Philadelphia Union would then be next in the rankings. It’s a lot of “if this, then that,” but there’s a real chance Philadelphia could unexpectedly gain a significant payday—potentially around $50 million, as Jim Curtin mentioned back in April—for being in the 2025 Club World Cup. Of note, the rules PDF was just released this past October. Unreal. Thank you to Arielle Castillo for lifting this story up. #doop #fifacwc #MLS #WAWA

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🚨Gray Neville laments Chelsea "destroying" the transfer market: "Deals like £115m for Morgan Rogers are driving football into dangerous territory. 🗣️ Gray Neville This is exactly what people mean when they say the transfer market has lost control. Chelsea keep paying enormous fees, and every time they do it, the market shifts again. It creates inflation that affects every club trying to sign players. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but £115 million? That's the sort of fee you expect for a player who's dominated the Premier League for years. When clubs start paying those numbers for players who are still developing, every selling club suddenly thinks their player is worth £80m or £100m. Chelsea have every right to spend their money however they want, but the long-term effect is damaging football. It makes it harder for sensible clubs to do business, pushes transfer fees to unrealistic levels and changes the expectations of players and agents. That's why I say deals like this are destroying the transfer market and causing inflation across the game.

🚨Gray Neville laments Chelsea "destroying" the transfer market: "Deals like £115m for Morgan Rogers are driving football into dangerous territory. 🗣️ Gray Neville This is exactly what people mean when they say the transfer market has lost control. Chelsea keep paying enormous fees, and every time they do it, the market shifts again. It creates inflation that affects every club trying to sign players. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but £115 million? That's the sort of fee you expect for a player who's dominated the Premier League for years. When clubs start paying those numbers for players who are still developing, every selling club suddenly thinks their player is worth £80m or £100m. Chelsea have every right to spend their money however they want, but the long-term effect is damaging football. It makes it harder for sensible clubs to do business, pushes transfer fees to unrealistic levels and changes the expectations of players and agents. That's why I say deals like this are destroying the transfer market and causing inflation across the game.

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Soccer is booming in the United States and World Cup viewership shows there is MASSIVE interest, but it will never be the priority and always play 5th fiddle to the Big 4 sports in America unless Americans fundamentally change their approach to youth sports. American Soccer is behind the rest of the world for 3 reasons: 1. Cultural Sporting DNA In the USA, Soccer competes in a crowded field of Football, Basketball, Baseball and Hockey instead of dominating like abroad. Europe and the rest of the world built soccer through community clubs, local pride and it being their default sport. They are born with a soccer ball on their feet. 2. Pay-to-Play Barrier In the USA most youth are priced out of playing because the cost to be on the team is too expensive. Currently there is a 14% decline in youth soccer participation between ages 6 to 12. Europe and the rest of world’s accessible club model keeps more kids in the game longer. 3. Less participation in the sport An all time high 16.8 million youth played outdoor soccer in the USA in 2025, but per capita the USA is far behind other European countries like Belgium which has a 3x higher rate of participation for its population size. For American soccer to catch up, it has to change its sporting culture focus to development instead of making money and lower the cost barrier for participation through state and government funded clubs over the next 20 years. Development needs to be the priority, not maximizing how much money can be made off the athlete and their parents. Instead of focusing on the old statement of “if our best athletes played”, focus on making the best athletes want to keep playing and the ones who do play the beautiful game better at it. Then and only then can we find our Erling Haaland, Lamine Yamal, Messi, Ronaldo or Jude Bellingham. We have to build the structure for them to develop in. #FIFAWorldCup #FIFAWorldCup2026 #Football #Soccer #RG3 #OuttaPocket #USA

Soccer is booming in the United States and World Cup viewership shows there is MASSIVE interest, but it will never be the priority and always play 5th fiddle to the Big 4 sports in America unless Americans fundamentally change their approach to youth sports. American Soccer is behind the rest of the world for 3 reasons: 1. Cultural Sporting DNA In the USA, Soccer competes in a crowded field of Football, Basketball, Baseball and Hockey instead of dominating like abroad. Europe and the rest of the world built soccer through community clubs, local pride and it being their default sport. They are born with a soccer ball on their feet. 2. Pay-to-Play Barrier In the USA most youth are priced out of playing because the cost to be on the team is too expensive. Currently there is a 14% decline in youth soccer participation between ages 6 to 12. Europe and the rest of world’s accessible club model keeps more kids in the game longer. 3. Less participation in the sport An all time high 16.8 million youth played outdoor soccer in the USA in 2025, but per capita the USA is far behind other European countries like Belgium which has a 3x higher rate of participation for its population size. For American soccer to catch up, it has to change its sporting culture focus to development instead of making money and lower the cost barrier for participation through state and government funded clubs over the next 20 years. Development needs to be the priority, not maximizing how much money can be made off the athlete and their parents. Instead of focusing on the old statement of “if our best athletes played”, focus on making the best athletes want to keep playing and the ones who do play the beautiful game better at it. Then and only then can we find our Erling Haaland, Lamine Yamal, Messi, Ronaldo or Jude Bellingham. We have to build the structure for them to develop in. #FIFAWorldCup #FIFAWorldCup2026 #Football #Soccer #RG3 #OuttaPocket #USA

Robert Griffin III

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🚨 JUST IN: Mateus Fernandes is open to joining either Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur. The player is prepared to move to either club without creating issues on his end - he has no strong preference that blocks one over the other. Both clubs are actively engaging with his camp and West Ham through verbal proposals and daily discussions (no major official bids detailed yet), creating a competitive “bidding war” dynamic. The key factor will be which club reaches the best financial agreement with West Ham, who are demanding around 85M with payment terms also mattering. The club offering the strongest proposal to West Ham will likely secure the deal, as the player is ready to accept either project. [Fabrizio Romano YT]

🚨 JUST IN: Mateus Fernandes is open to joining either Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur. The player is prepared to move to either club without creating issues on his end - he has no strong preference that blocks one over the other. Both clubs are actively engaging with his camp and West Ham through verbal proposals and daily discussions (no major official bids detailed yet), creating a competitive “bidding war” dynamic. The key factor will be which club reaches the best financial agreement with West Ham, who are demanding around 85M with payment terms also mattering. The club offering the strongest proposal to West Ham will likely secure the deal, as the player is ready to accept either project. [Fabrizio Romano YT]

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🚨🎙️ ENGLISH FA TO INFANTINO: “YOUR TIME IS UP – RESIGN NOW BEFORE YOU DO MORE DAMAGE TO FOOTBALL” “After careful consideration, the English Football Association has reached the conclusion that we can no longer support Gianni Infantino’s leadership of FIFA. The trust that once existed has completely broken down, and for the good of the global game, we have officially withdrawn our letter of support.” “Football deserves leadership that unites, protects the integrity of the sport and puts the interests of players, supporters, clubs and national associations above politics and personal ambition. Unfortunately, under Gianni Infantino, we believe FIFA has drifted further away from those principles. Too many controversies, too many unnecessary divisions and too many decisions have damaged the credibility of football’s governing body.” “This is no longer about disagreements behind closed doors. This is about accountability. The image of world football has suffered, and millions of fans now question whether FIFA is still acting in the best interests of the game. That should concern everyone who truly loves football.” “We therefore believe the responsible course of action is for Gianni Infantino to resign immediately. Remaining in office will only deepen the divide between FIFA and many of its member associations. Football cannot continue under a cloud of constant controversy.” “No individual is bigger than football. Presidents come and go, but the game belongs to the players, the fans and future generations. Leadership should inspire confidence, not create mistrust. We believe the time has come for FIFA to begin a new chapter with fresh leadership capable of restoring transparency, credibility and respect across the global football community.”

🚨🎙️ ENGLISH FA TO INFANTINO: “YOUR TIME IS UP – RESIGN NOW BEFORE YOU DO MORE DAMAGE TO FOOTBALL” “After careful consideration, the English Football Association has reached the conclusion that we can no longer support Gianni Infantino’s leadership of FIFA. The trust that once existed has completely broken down, and for the good of the global game, we have officially withdrawn our letter of support.” “Football deserves leadership that unites, protects the integrity of the sport and puts the interests of players, supporters, clubs and national associations above politics and personal ambition. Unfortunately, under Gianni Infantino, we believe FIFA has drifted further away from those principles. Too many controversies, too many unnecessary divisions and too many decisions have damaged the credibility of football’s governing body.” “This is no longer about disagreements behind closed doors. This is about accountability. The image of world football has suffered, and millions of fans now question whether FIFA is still acting in the best interests of the game. That should concern everyone who truly loves football.” “We therefore believe the responsible course of action is for Gianni Infantino to resign immediately. Remaining in office will only deepen the divide between FIFA and many of its member associations. Football cannot continue under a cloud of constant controversy.” “No individual is bigger than football. Presidents come and go, but the game belongs to the players, the fans and future generations. Leadership should inspire confidence, not create mistrust. We believe the time has come for FIFA to begin a new chapter with fresh leadership capable of restoring transparency, credibility and respect across the global football community.”

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[WATCH] THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT RESIGN. When it comes to the President, there is always a distinctive role between him being the President of the party and the state. There are many factors that influence the state in terms of governance and stability. If the President is called upon by some to resign and he keeps quiet it can throw the state into a state of turmoil. I want to make it clear that the officials agreed with the President on his approach, he took us into confidence and explained the factors that led him to make that particular pronouncement. We believe that the President did the right thing in pronouncing in the best interest of South Africa that he will not be resigning. There was nothing in terms of the judgment that warranted the President to resign it was just mere calls made by individuals and political parties that wanted to throw our country into a state of turmoil, uncertainty and anxiety. So it was imperative that he focus on that. It was correct for him to tell the country that from where he is standing there is nothing in the judgement that states he has done any wrongdoing and what he is going to do with the options in front of him and he has made this public. The President will take the Section 89 Report on review based on the outcome of the judgment and the legal advice he has received. There are no daggers out for the President to resign just opportunistic elements. These elements do not know what they want, they want to impeach and want him to resign, they do know what they actually want. The veracity of the report has not been tested in any committee so they don’t have a basis for the President to resign.

[WATCH] THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT RESIGN. When it comes to the President, there is always a distinctive role between him being the President of the party and the state. There are many factors that influence the state in terms of governance and stability. If the President is called upon by some to resign and he keeps quiet it can throw the state into a state of turmoil. I want to make it clear that the officials agreed with the President on his approach, he took us into confidence and explained the factors that led him to make that particular pronouncement. We believe that the President did the right thing in pronouncing in the best interest of South Africa that he will not be resigning. There was nothing in terms of the judgment that warranted the President to resign it was just mere calls made by individuals and political parties that wanted to throw our country into a state of turmoil, uncertainty and anxiety. So it was imperative that he focus on that. It was correct for him to tell the country that from where he is standing there is nothing in the judgement that states he has done any wrongdoing and what he is going to do with the options in front of him and he has made this public. The President will take the Section 89 Report on review based on the outcome of the judgment and the legal advice he has received. There are no daggers out for the President to resign just opportunistic elements. These elements do not know what they want, they want to impeach and want him to resign, they do know what they actually want. The veracity of the report has not been tested in any committee so they don’t have a basis for the President to resign.

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

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A Wall Street backed company called Black Bear is buying up all the ice rinks in America, already purchasing 42 - Once acquired they raise rates - Parents are no longer allowed to film their kids at Youth Clubs, they make parents pay for a subscription for viewing on an app “There is a Wall Street backed company that is buying ice rinks across the USA, allegedly to support youth hockey. But reality is, of course, cash. - They increase fees for the ice rinks because it's now privately owned - Youth clubs are losing players because parents cannot afford hockey anymore with these prices - They also banned parents from recording their own kids on their phone. Instead, they have to buy a subscription and watch the games through the app from the company — Black Bear Sports Group backed by Wall Street — Some youth clubs that's been here for 30 years are losing players and basically disappear and will disappear in the future if this just keeps happening”

A Wall Street backed company called Black Bear is buying up all the ice rinks in America, already purchasing 42 - Once acquired they raise rates - Parents are no longer allowed to film their kids at Youth Clubs, they make parents pay for a subscription for viewing on an app “There is a Wall Street backed company that is buying ice rinks across the USA, allegedly to support youth hockey. But reality is, of course, cash. - They increase fees for the ice rinks because it's now privately owned - Youth clubs are losing players because parents cannot afford hockey anymore with these prices - They also banned parents from recording their own kids on their phone. Instead, they have to buy a subscription and watch the games through the app from the company — Black Bear Sports Group backed by Wall Street — Some youth clubs that's been here for 30 years are losing players and basically disappear and will disappear in the future if this just keeps happening”

Wall Street Apes

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Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has taken part in the 18th annual pilgrimage for patriotic football fans to the Jasna Góra Monastery and its famous shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Once a year, supporters of rival clubs unite and carry out the pilgrimage despite their supporters usually fighting each other in the streets. Nawrocki, famously a long-time and dedicated football supporter himself, thanked the fans for helping to vote him into office and for making Poland’s football stadiums bastions of conservatism and normality. He said that that despite their daily rivalry, football supporters can come together under the banner of patriotism and in the fight for a great Poland. He also said that their support is important for a Poland with strong borders and without illegals migrants.

Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has taken part in the 18th annual pilgrimage for patriotic football fans to the Jasna Góra Monastery and its famous shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Once a year, supporters of rival clubs unite and carry out the pilgrimage despite their supporters usually fighting each other in the streets. Nawrocki, famously a long-time and dedicated football supporter himself, thanked the fans for helping to vote him into office and for making Poland’s football stadiums bastions of conservatism and normality. He said that that despite their daily rivalry, football supporters can come together under the banner of patriotism and in the fight for a great Poland. He also said that their support is important for a Poland with strong borders and without illegals migrants.

Visegrád 24

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Senior Israeli official to pro-Netanyahu journalist Amit Segal: The story of the Iranian regime in its current format is over. It will take as long as it takes, but it will never go back to being what it was. This genie can no longer be put back in the bottle. The assessment is that even if they try to reverse it, the combination of mass fervor, a massive economic crisis with no visible solution. And an attack Israel believes is bound to come from the United States under President Trump could bring about the change Israel has been waiting for.

Senior Israeli official to pro-Netanyahu journalist Amit Segal: The story of the Iranian regime in its current format is over. It will take as long as it takes, but it will never go back to being what it was. This genie can no longer be put back in the bottle. The assessment is that even if they try to reverse it, the combination of mass fervor, a massive economic crisis with no visible solution. And an attack Israel believes is bound to come from the United States under President Trump could bring about the change Israel has been waiting for.

Clash Report

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🚨🎙️Rio Ferdinand & Wayne Rooney Discuss Chelsea’s Sanctions Rio Ferdinand: Wayne, I’ve got to ask you, how do you explain this one? Chelsea admit to 74 breaches, get a £10 million fine and a suspended transfer ban. Yet we’ve seen clubs like Everton lose points and spend months fighting for their Premier League status. Wayne Rooney: That’s what a lot of supporters will struggle to understand, Rio. Everton were deducted points, their season was turned upside down, and the fans paid the price. When people see Chelsea avoid a points deduction despite the scale of these breaches, they’re naturally going to question the consistency. Rio Ferdinand: Exactly. Whether you’re an Everton fan, a Burnley fan or just a neutral, you’re looking at the situation and asking where the line is. Burnley were relegated and later argued that Everton’s breaches had a direct impact on their fate. The consequences for clubs lower down the table can be enormous. Wayne Rooney: Football’s biggest challenge isn’t writing rules—it’s applying them equally. If one club loses points and another receives fines and suspended sanctions, people are going to compare the cases. That’s inevitable. Rio Ferdinand: And that’s not me saying Chelsea shouldn’t get credit for cooperating or self-reporting. They absolutely should. But fans don’t look at legal details first. They look at outcomes. Wayne Rooney: That’s right. They see Everton deducted points. They see Burnley fighting legal battles over relegation. Then they see Chelsea avoid an immediate sporting punishment, and the questions start flying. Rio Ferdinand: Football authorities have got to be careful because trust is everything. The moment supporters think different clubs are being treated differently, every future decision comes under scrutiny. Wayne Rooney: And that’s the key point. This isn’t about Chelsea alone. It’s about making sure every club, from the champions to the clubs fighting relegation, believes the rules apply the same way to everyone. Rio Ferdinand: Because if supporters lose faith in the fairness of the system, that’s when the game has a real problem. (RIOMEET)

🚨🎙️Rio Ferdinand & Wayne Rooney Discuss Chelsea’s Sanctions Rio Ferdinand: Wayne, I’ve got to ask you, how do you explain this one? Chelsea admit to 74 breaches, get a £10 million fine and a suspended transfer ban. Yet we’ve seen clubs like Everton lose points and spend months fighting for their Premier League status. Wayne Rooney: That’s what a lot of supporters will struggle to understand, Rio. Everton were deducted points, their season was turned upside down, and the fans paid the price. When people see Chelsea avoid a points deduction despite the scale of these breaches, they’re naturally going to question the consistency. Rio Ferdinand: Exactly. Whether you’re an Everton fan, a Burnley fan or just a neutral, you’re looking at the situation and asking where the line is. Burnley were relegated and later argued that Everton’s breaches had a direct impact on their fate. The consequences for clubs lower down the table can be enormous. Wayne Rooney: Football’s biggest challenge isn’t writing rules—it’s applying them equally. If one club loses points and another receives fines and suspended sanctions, people are going to compare the cases. That’s inevitable. Rio Ferdinand: And that’s not me saying Chelsea shouldn’t get credit for cooperating or self-reporting. They absolutely should. But fans don’t look at legal details first. They look at outcomes. Wayne Rooney: That’s right. They see Everton deducted points. They see Burnley fighting legal battles over relegation. Then they see Chelsea avoid an immediate sporting punishment, and the questions start flying. Rio Ferdinand: Football authorities have got to be careful because trust is everything. The moment supporters think different clubs are being treated differently, every future decision comes under scrutiny. Wayne Rooney: And that’s the key point. This isn’t about Chelsea alone. It’s about making sure every club, from the champions to the clubs fighting relegation, believes the rules apply the same way to everyone. Rio Ferdinand: Because if supporters lose faith in the fairness of the system, that’s when the game has a real problem. (RIOMEET)

MatchReport

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