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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)show more

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Dan Scott 🗣️ “There’s talk that Palmer is questioning Chelsea’s project, and yet some are saying he should be the one to move on as if Chelsea haven’t lost top players before. But that completely misses the point. The focus shouldn’t be on the player; it should be on the board. When your best talents start doubting the direction of the club, that’s not entitlement that’s a reflection of ambition at the top. If players are considering leaving Chelsea, it isn’t because they lack patience. It’s because they’re unsure the club is matching their level.”

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Anderson on his time with Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United: Anderson & Rio Ferdinand 🗣️ Rio Ferdinand: "You signed for Manchester United and you had the same agent?" Anderson: "The same Jorge Mendes, yes." Rio Ferdinand: "And then when you're there, Cristiano says, 'You can come and live with me to help you'?" Anderson: "Yes, he took me in. It was me and Nani inside his house." Rio Ferdinand: "You and Nani lived with him? Yes, I remember that." Anderson: "I remember it because he took us in like brothers. That guy looked after us. He looked after us." Rio Ferdinand: "Wait, he was cooking... he was cooking for you?" Anderson: "He cooked... he cooked for me!" (Both laugh) "He looked after us so well. I have to say thank you." Rio Ferdinand: "But he was young as well! He was 20, he..." Anderson: "He bought the food, and you had to help at the supermarket. He'd say, 'Come on, yeah.' He needed help buying..." Rio Ferdinand: "So you used to go to the supermarket?" Anderson: "Yes, yes. I had to go. So me and Nani... one week you have to pay for the supermarket and then another week... because we were living free in his house. He was bringing us to the training ground every day. Come on, Rio..." Rio Ferdinand: "Did you give money for petrol or not?" Anderson: "No, no. No!" (Both laugh) "At that time, Cristiano Ronaldo was much bigger than us. That guy looked after us so much. Not just him — you, Evra, everyone." Rio Ferdinand: "Nani, Ando, Cristiano... always arguing. I remember in the changing room after training or before, I would hear you shouting. And I'd go, 'This is aggressive, what's happening?' Then one of you would go, 'Rio, what about this?' And I'd answer, and one of you would go, 'See! I told you! I told you!'" (Laughs) Anderson: "Because Ronaldo doesn't like to lose." Rio Ferdinand: "Yeah, Ronaldo doesn't like to lose." Anderson: "Yeah, Ronaldo doesn't like to lose. Remember when we played ping pong — him, me, Nani... 'Come on, Rio, come on!' He's mad! He wouldn't talk to us for two days, bro. Two days he wouldn't talk to me. Some people don't believe it, but I used to smash him sometimes. Did I smash him? Yeah." Rio Ferdinand: "Sometimes. Ronaldo played very well." Anderson: "Yes, he's good." Rio Ferdinand: "He's the best player in the group, but when you win..." Anderson: "We'd go crazy, we'd go crazy. We'd start to fight. He wouldn't talk to me for one day, bro. Is that Ronaldo?" (Both laugh) "What the f***. Because he called me Vivinho. He didn't call me Ando. Ronaldo called me Vivinho, I called him Costaleta. I'd say, 'What's happening, Costaleta?' Vivinho... you know how it is."

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Rio Ferdinand asks Steven Gerrard why Liverpool have only signed two players despite struggling last season. 🎙️ Rio Ferdinand: “Stevie, Liverpool struggled last season. The squad looked short in key areas, injuries exposed them, and now they’ve only brought in two players. What do you think has really happened?” 🗣️ Steven Gerrard: “What has happened? The board have completely underestimated what’s needed. That’s what has happened.” “You cannot watch your team struggle over an entire season, identify the weaknesses, and then behave as if two signings will magically solve everything. Football doesn’t work like that. Your rivals are improving while you’re standing still.” “This club has some of the highest expectations in world football. Liverpool aren’t supposed to be hoping the same players suddenly become five years younger or that everything clicks by luck. That’s not planning that’s gambling.” “If the board genuinely believe two signings are enough after everything we watched last season, then they’re fooling themselves. You don’t rebuild an elite team by doing the absolute minimum.” “Liverpool supporters spend their money, fill Anfield every single week, travel across Europe, and back this club through everything. They deserve ambition. They deserve a board that attacks the transfer market with the same hunger the fans show every weekend.” “The frightening part is that everyone could see what this squad needed except the people making the decisions. That’s unacceptable for a club that claims it wants to compete for every major trophy.” “If Liverpool fall behind again next season, don’t point the finger at the manager or the players first. Ask why obvious problems were left unresolved. Elite clubs don’t wait until a crisis gets worse before acting.” “This football club was built on ambition, not caution. Liverpool should be setting the standard, not watching rivals strengthen while convincing themselves that doing less is somehow enough. That’s not the Liverpool I know.”

Rio Ferdinand asks Steven Gerrard why Liverpool have only signed two players despite struggling last season. 🎙️ Rio Ferdinand: “Stevie, Liverpool struggled last season. The squad looked short in key areas, injuries exposed them, and now they’ve only brought in two players. What do you think has really happened?” 🗣️ Steven Gerrard: “What has happened? The board have completely underestimated what’s needed. That’s what has happened.” “You cannot watch your team struggle over an entire season, identify the weaknesses, and then behave as if two signings will magically solve everything. Football doesn’t work like that. Your rivals are improving while you’re standing still.” “This club has some of the highest expectations in world football. Liverpool aren’t supposed to be hoping the same players suddenly become five years younger or that everything clicks by luck. That’s not planning that’s gambling.” “If the board genuinely believe two signings are enough after everything we watched last season, then they’re fooling themselves. You don’t rebuild an elite team by doing the absolute minimum.” “Liverpool supporters spend their money, fill Anfield every single week, travel across Europe, and back this club through everything. They deserve ambition. They deserve a board that attacks the transfer market with the same hunger the fans show every weekend.” “The frightening part is that everyone could see what this squad needed except the people making the decisions. That’s unacceptable for a club that claims it wants to compete for every major trophy.” “If Liverpool fall behind again next season, don’t point the finger at the manager or the players first. Ask why obvious problems were left unresolved. Elite clubs don’t wait until a crisis gets worse before acting.” “This football club was built on ambition, not caution. Liverpool should be setting the standard, not watching rivals strengthen while convincing themselves that doing less is somehow enough. That’s not the Liverpool I know.”

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🔴 Liam Delap on missing out on Manchester United & joining Chelsea 🎙️ Liam Delap spoke about his 2024 transfer links. 🗣️ “Back in 2024 I was linked to a lot of clubs Manchester United, Newcastle United, Everton and a lot of them. I know as of them I was doing so well back when I was at Ipswich had a lot of goals and I knew my career was heading in the right way. Two clubs were more imminent on signing me Manchester United and Chelsea. But I chose Chelsea project because I felt I will be more suitable there and I believe I was going to become their no 1 top striker. The belief is still there and I’m working towards to become the best of me. I’m at the biggest club and I will work hard. I won’t look at the critics because that’s normal for everyone. I will work to be my best and I will looking forward to the next season and to keep working hard.”

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Roy Keane on Chelsea’s reported £117m move for Morgan Rogers. 🗣️ “When I see Chelsea throwing around £117 million, I don’t think, ‘What a brilliant deal.’ I think, ‘Here we go again.’” “Chelsea have become obsessed with spending massive money as if writing bigger cheques automatically builds a winning team. Football doesn’t work like that. Success is earned on the pitch, not at the bank.” “This is exactly why the transfer market has become ridiculous. Clubs see Chelsea arrive with enormous offers and suddenly every asking price doubles overnight. That’s how inflation in football starts.” “I’ve got nothing against Morgan Rogers he didn’t set the price. But Chelsea have to stop acting as though every problem can be solved by spending another £100 million. At some point, you’ve got to build a proper football team instead of collecting expensive players.” “The pressure they’ve created is unbelievable. When you spend that kind of money, supporters don’t expect potential they expect world-class performances from day one. That’s an impossible burden for almost any player.” “Chelsea need to stop believing that the biggest transfer fee wins trophies. It doesn’t. Character, leadership and consistency win trophies. Spending fortunes every window just keeps pushing the market further into madness.”

Roy Keane on Chelsea’s reported £117m move for Morgan Rogers. 🗣️ “When I see Chelsea throwing around £117 million, I don’t think, ‘What a brilliant deal.’ I think, ‘Here we go again.’” “Chelsea have become obsessed with spending massive money as if writing bigger cheques automatically builds a winning team. Football doesn’t work like that. Success is earned on the pitch, not at the bank.” “This is exactly why the transfer market has become ridiculous. Clubs see Chelsea arrive with enormous offers and suddenly every asking price doubles overnight. That’s how inflation in football starts.” “I’ve got nothing against Morgan Rogers he didn’t set the price. But Chelsea have to stop acting as though every problem can be solved by spending another £100 million. At some point, you’ve got to build a proper football team instead of collecting expensive players.” “The pressure they’ve created is unbelievable. When you spend that kind of money, supporters don’t expect potential they expect world-class performances from day one. That’s an impossible burden for almost any player.” “Chelsea need to stop believing that the biggest transfer fee wins trophies. It doesn’t. Character, leadership and consistency win trophies. Spending fortunes every window just keeps pushing the market further into madness.”

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OT6, y’all have lost the plot. This is an app. Mass-reporting someone’s account is against X’s rules, and K-pop fan wars are never that serious. You don’t see OT7 mass-reporting people just because they disagree with their opinions. On this app, it’s okay for people to have different views. At the end of the day, everyone is going to keep their own opinions, and that’s completely normal because people can think for themselves. So can we please regain the plot? This is supposed to be a space for discussion, not a reason to try and get someone’s account taken down over fan wars.

OT6, y’all have lost the plot. This is an app. Mass-reporting someone’s account is against X’s rules, and K-pop fan wars are never that serious. You don’t see OT7 mass-reporting people just because they disagree with their opinions. On this app, it’s okay for people to have different views. At the end of the day, everyone is going to keep their own opinions, and that’s completely normal because people can think for themselves. So can we please regain the plot? This is supposed to be a space for discussion, not a reason to try and get someone’s account taken down over fan wars.

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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.

Romzy

53,550 views • 15 days ago

🚨An ICE agent illegally pulled over a car in Farmingdale, Maine… without probable cause… and tried to tell people, legally in the U.S., that they don’t have the right to stay. The agent says, on video, “Just because you came to this country and applied for asylum… doesn’t mean you get to stay here.” Except… it literally does. That’s not an opinion. That’s the law. If you apply for asylum, you have a legal right to remain in the United States while your case is processed. Period. So what just happened here? An armed federal agent pulled over a vehicle, without probable cause, misstated the law, and tried to intimidate people out of rights they legally have. That’s a constitutional violation. The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause to stop and detain someone. You don’t get to pull people over just because you feel like it or because of who they are. And Maine law enforcement has already made this clear in other cases… if there’s no probable cause, you don’t get to hold someone. That’s a basic constitutional protection. Then there’s due process… Asylum seekers are in a legal process. They are not “illegal” for being here. The government itself allowed them in while their cases are pending. So, when an ICE agent tells them they don’t have the right to stay… That’s not just wrong, that’s the government lying about your rights to your face. And when the people in the car pushed back… when they actually knew the law… The agent left. Because he never had the legal authority to begin with. This is the pattern we keep seeing… People with legal status being stopped, questioned, detained, or targeted anyway. Even recent reporting out of Maine shows asylum seekers, with no criminal records, being stopped during enforcement operations, and taken. They test the line… cross it… and hope nobody notices. That’s how intimidation works. And no one is holding them accountable.

🚨An ICE agent illegally pulled over a car in Farmingdale, Maine… without probable cause… and tried to tell people, legally in the U.S., that they don’t have the right to stay. The agent says, on video, “Just because you came to this country and applied for asylum… doesn’t mean you get to stay here.” Except… it literally does. That’s not an opinion. That’s the law. If you apply for asylum, you have a legal right to remain in the United States while your case is processed. Period. So what just happened here? An armed federal agent pulled over a vehicle, without probable cause, misstated the law, and tried to intimidate people out of rights they legally have. That’s a constitutional violation. The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause to stop and detain someone. You don’t get to pull people over just because you feel like it or because of who they are. And Maine law enforcement has already made this clear in other cases… if there’s no probable cause, you don’t get to hold someone. That’s a basic constitutional protection. Then there’s due process… Asylum seekers are in a legal process. They are not “illegal” for being here. The government itself allowed them in while their cases are pending. So, when an ICE agent tells them they don’t have the right to stay… That’s not just wrong, that’s the government lying about your rights to your face. And when the people in the car pushed back… when they actually knew the law… The agent left. Because he never had the legal authority to begin with. This is the pattern we keep seeing… People with legal status being stopped, questioned, detained, or targeted anyway. Even recent reporting out of Maine shows asylum seekers, with no criminal records, being stopped during enforcement operations, and taken. They test the line… cross it… and hope nobody notices. That’s how intimidation works. And no one is holding them accountable.

Jesus Freakin Congress

56,369 views • 3 months ago

Michael Ballack on Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers for a reported £117m. 🗣️ “Chelsea are making the same mistake over and over again. Every transfer window, they walk into negotiations with a blank cheque, and then people wonder why the market has become completely ridiculous.” “Let’s be honest £117 million is a massive overpayment. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but when you pay that kind of money, you’re talking about players who have dominated Europe for years, not players who are still proving themselves.” “This isn’t criticism of Morgan. It’s criticism of Chelsea’s decision-making. They’ve made Aston Villa’s job incredibly easy. Villa must be celebrating because they’ve negotiated a phenomenal deal.” “The worrying part is that Chelsea never seem to learn. Every time they overpay, the next club asks for even more. They’ve become the benchmark for inflated transfer fees, and everyone in football knows it.” “A transfer fee like this doesn’t just buy a player it creates impossible expectations. The first poor performance, the first missed chance, the first defeat… the £117 million price tag will be brought up immediately. Chelsea have put that burden on the player.” “Big clubs are supposed to dominate the market with intelligence, not desperation. If these reports are accurate, Chelsea haven’t outsmarted Aston Villa Aston Villa have outsmarted Chelsea. That’s the harsh reality.”

Michael Ballack on Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers for a reported £117m. 🗣️ “Chelsea are making the same mistake over and over again. Every transfer window, they walk into negotiations with a blank cheque, and then people wonder why the market has become completely ridiculous.” “Let’s be honest £117 million is a massive overpayment. Morgan Rogers is a talented footballer, but when you pay that kind of money, you’re talking about players who have dominated Europe for years, not players who are still proving themselves.” “This isn’t criticism of Morgan. It’s criticism of Chelsea’s decision-making. They’ve made Aston Villa’s job incredibly easy. Villa must be celebrating because they’ve negotiated a phenomenal deal.” “The worrying part is that Chelsea never seem to learn. Every time they overpay, the next club asks for even more. They’ve become the benchmark for inflated transfer fees, and everyone in football knows it.” “A transfer fee like this doesn’t just buy a player it creates impossible expectations. The first poor performance, the first missed chance, the first defeat… the £117 million price tag will be brought up immediately. Chelsea have put that burden on the player.” “Big clubs are supposed to dominate the market with intelligence, not desperation. If these reports are accurate, Chelsea haven’t outsmarted Aston Villa Aston Villa have outsmarted Chelsea. That’s the harsh reality.”

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79,437 views • 15 days ago

Howie Mandel puts his daughter IN HER PLACE after she snaps at Bill O’Reilly’s illegal immigration idea. “I think that’s a good idea,” Howie said. His daughter, Jackie, thought otherwise. “Really?” That’s when Mendel inserted himself and said to her, “You’re being a little more woke.” O’REILLY: “Everyone here undocumented right now, and I suggested this to President Trump… has to register with the federal government within 30 days. Everybody has to give the federal government their status, where they live, and whether they’re employed or not. “Federal government gets that information, and then they run it through the computer system to see if there’s a warrant against those people… If they don’t, then the federal government sends them back a piece of paper or whatever… that allows them not to be picked up. So it’d be like a cop asking for your, ‘Let me see your ID’… That’s the way to do it.” HOWIE: “That is a good idea.” JACKIE: “Really? Stop any brown person and say, ‘Show me you’re allowed to be here?’” HOWIE: “No, no, no. He’s saying—” JACKIE: “They wouldn’t go up to you and say, ‘Show me that you’re allowed to be here.’” HOWIE: “No, if they think that somebody’s—” JACKIE: “Why would they think that?” HOWIE: “But you’re going two steps ahead.” O’REILLY: “It’s probable cause.” JACKIE: “Because of the color of their skin.” HOWIE: “No, no, you’re being a little more woke. Because that’s not why.” JACKIE: “Okay. Why would they stop them and ask them if they’re allowed to be here then?” HOWIE: “Probable cause… If they were not a criminal and they knew that there was a pathway and they were going to get a paper that guaranteed that they weren’t going to get swept up by ICE, is that not a good idea?”

Howie Mandel puts his daughter IN HER PLACE after she snaps at Bill O’Reilly’s illegal immigration idea. “I think that’s a good idea,” Howie said. His daughter, Jackie, thought otherwise. “Really?” That’s when Mendel inserted himself and said to her, “You’re being a little more woke.” O’REILLY: “Everyone here undocumented right now, and I suggested this to President Trump… has to register with the federal government within 30 days. Everybody has to give the federal government their status, where they live, and whether they’re employed or not. “Federal government gets that information, and then they run it through the computer system to see if there’s a warrant against those people… If they don’t, then the federal government sends them back a piece of paper or whatever… that allows them not to be picked up. So it’d be like a cop asking for your, ‘Let me see your ID’… That’s the way to do it.” HOWIE: “That is a good idea.” JACKIE: “Really? Stop any brown person and say, ‘Show me you’re allowed to be here?’” HOWIE: “No, no, no. He’s saying—” JACKIE: “They wouldn’t go up to you and say, ‘Show me that you’re allowed to be here.’” HOWIE: “No, if they think that somebody’s—” JACKIE: “Why would they think that?” HOWIE: “But you’re going two steps ahead.” O’REILLY: “It’s probable cause.” JACKIE: “Because of the color of their skin.” HOWIE: “No, no, you’re being a little more woke. Because that’s not why.” JACKIE: “Okay. Why would they stop them and ask them if they’re allowed to be here then?” HOWIE: “Probable cause… If they were not a criminal and they knew that there was a pathway and they were going to get a paper that guaranteed that they weren’t going to get swept up by ICE, is that not a good idea?”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,343,760 views • 8 months ago

🚨 Dider Drogba on Chelsea recent interest in signing Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck: 🎙️Reporter: “Didier, there are reports Chelsea are looking at Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck. What’s your reaction?” 🗣️Drogba: “If that’s true, I genuinely don’t understand it. Chelsea spent years building one of the youngest squads in Europe, and now you’re talking about bringing in Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck? What message does that send?” “I’m not disrespecting either player—they’ve both had fantastic careers. But Chelsea isn’t supposed to be a retirement stop. This is a club that should be signing players for the next five to ten years, not the final chapter of their careers.” “A young coach should be building for the future, not looking backwards. If these reports are true, it’s embarrassing for a club of Chelsea’s size. Fans expect ambition, not panic.” 🎙️ Reporter: “So you think it’s the wrong direction?” 🗣️Drogba: “Absolutely. Chelsea should be setting the standard in Europe, not shocking people with signings that belong to another era. If this happens, there will be serious questions about the club’s recruitment strategy.”

🚨 Dider Drogba on Chelsea recent interest in signing Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck: 🎙️Reporter: “Didier, there are reports Chelsea are looking at Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck. What’s your reaction?” 🗣️Drogba: “If that’s true, I genuinely don’t understand it. Chelsea spent years building one of the youngest squads in Europe, and now you’re talking about bringing in Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck? What message does that send?” “I’m not disrespecting either player—they’ve both had fantastic careers. But Chelsea isn’t supposed to be a retirement stop. This is a club that should be signing players for the next five to ten years, not the final chapter of their careers.” “A young coach should be building for the future, not looking backwards. If these reports are true, it’s embarrassing for a club of Chelsea’s size. Fans expect ambition, not panic.” 🎙️ Reporter: “So you think it’s the wrong direction?” 🗣️Drogba: “Absolutely. Chelsea should be setting the standard in Europe, not shocking people with signings that belong to another era. If this happens, there will be serious questions about the club’s recruitment strategy.”

CentreGoalHQ

56,520 views • 6 days ago

🚨 Mikel Arteta: "They gave me the opportunity to manage this football club when I had no experience at all. "So first of all, I have some words of gratitude to everybody that was involved in that decision, and that’s for sure Edu, Dustin, Vinay, that’s a lot of people that were there. Josh and Stan are still here, and you can see their faces today. "But there’s a lot of people along the way that have been crucial to this success, to build this connection, to be able to build a team that is so competitive, and ultimately that we have delivered the Premier League."

🚨 Mikel Arteta: "They gave me the opportunity to manage this football club when I had no experience at all. "So first of all, I have some words of gratitude to everybody that was involved in that decision, and that’s for sure Edu, Dustin, Vinay, that’s a lot of people that were there. Josh and Stan are still here, and you can see their faces today. "But there’s a lot of people along the way that have been crucial to this success, to build this connection, to be able to build a team that is so competitive, and ultimately that we have delivered the Premier League."

CaughtOffside

162,783 views • 2 months ago

🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."

🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."

TOMI$IN🏅

119,879 views • 18 days ago

🚨 Wayne Rooney on Marcus Rashford’s situation at Barcelona and Jadon Sancho’s move to Aston Villa: “It’s honestly strange seeing players like Rashford and Sancho away from Manchester United because a few years ago people expected them to lead the club for the next decade. Marcus going to Barcelona shows the level of talent he still has because clubs like that don’t just look at average players. But at the same time, it also tells you something has gone wrong at United for these situations to happen. With Sancho, I still believe there’s a top player there, but sometimes certain players and certain clubs just stop working together. Football changes quickly. One season you’re the future of Manchester United, the next season you’re trying to rebuild your career somewhere else. For me, the sad part is that both of them had the quality to become massive players at Old Trafford.” {ESPN }

🚨 Wayne Rooney on Marcus Rashford’s situation at Barcelona and Jadon Sancho’s move to Aston Villa: “It’s honestly strange seeing players like Rashford and Sancho away from Manchester United because a few years ago people expected them to lead the club for the next decade. Marcus going to Barcelona shows the level of talent he still has because clubs like that don’t just look at average players. But at the same time, it also tells you something has gone wrong at United for these situations to happen. With Sancho, I still believe there’s a top player there, but sometimes certain players and certain clubs just stop working together. Football changes quickly. One season you’re the future of Manchester United, the next season you’re trying to rebuild your career somewhere else. For me, the sad part is that both of them had the quality to become massive players at Old Trafford.” {ESPN }

SethOfficial

70,018 views • 2 months ago

Rory Jennings on 5 Sporting Directors 🗣️ The size of Chelsea. Liam rosenior isn’t a Premier League level manager and the ownership put him in a role he clearly wasn’t ready for. That’s the reality. What makes it worse is that the same people who appointed Liam Rosenior then sacked him, yet none of them faced any consequences themselves. If you are responsible for appointing arguably the worst manager in Chelsea’s recent history, you should also be under pressure for your job. The worrying part is that it was obvious to almost everyone that Rosenior was not the right replacement for Enzo Maresca, yet the ownership still handed him a six-year deal. After the Graham Potter situation, trying the same experiment again just showed how naive or incompetent the decision-makers at the club have been. Chelsea spent billions building this project, but the structure around the football decisions kept failing. What exposed everything even more was the dressing room. You could clearly see certain players stopped believing in the manager and once that happens, standards collapse. Whatever players think privately, their responsibility is still to fight for the badge, the fans, and the history of Chelsea Football Club. Instead, the lack of leadership, accountability, and belief became obvious for everyone to see. That’s why the appointment of Xabi Alonso feels so significant now because it finally feels like Chelsea have realised the previous approach simply was not working.

Rory Jennings on 5 Sporting Directors 🗣️ The size of Chelsea. Liam rosenior isn’t a Premier League level manager and the ownership put him in a role he clearly wasn’t ready for. That’s the reality. What makes it worse is that the same people who appointed Liam Rosenior then sacked him, yet none of them faced any consequences themselves. If you are responsible for appointing arguably the worst manager in Chelsea’s recent history, you should also be under pressure for your job. The worrying part is that it was obvious to almost everyone that Rosenior was not the right replacement for Enzo Maresca, yet the ownership still handed him a six-year deal. After the Graham Potter situation, trying the same experiment again just showed how naive or incompetent the decision-makers at the club have been. Chelsea spent billions building this project, but the structure around the football decisions kept failing. What exposed everything even more was the dressing room. You could clearly see certain players stopped believing in the manager and once that happens, standards collapse. Whatever players think privately, their responsibility is still to fight for the badge, the fans, and the history of Chelsea Football Club. Instead, the lack of leadership, accountability, and belief became obvious for everyone to see. That’s why the appointment of Xabi Alonso feels so significant now because it finally feels like Chelsea have realised the previous approach simply was not working.

SHAYEE 𒀭

22,627 views • 2 months ago

🚨Fabrizio Romano Update on Granit Xhaka Sunderland have completely closed the door on Granit Xhaka leaving. It is not about the transfer fee. Chelsea could offer £8m, £12m, £20m, or even £30m, and Sunderland's answer would still be no. They have told Xhaka directly that they want him to stay and see him as a key player for the new season. Because Sunderland are refusing to negotiate, there are no active talks between the clubs. Chelsea still like Xhaka and would be interested if the situation changes later in the transfer window, but for now the deal is on total hold. In simple terms: Chelsea want Xhaka, but Sunderland don't want to sell him at any price right now, so nothing is happening. If Sunderland change their mind later, Chelsea could try again.

🚨Fabrizio Romano Update on Granit Xhaka Sunderland have completely closed the door on Granit Xhaka leaving. It is not about the transfer fee. Chelsea could offer £8m, £12m, £20m, or even £30m, and Sunderland's answer would still be no. They have told Xhaka directly that they want him to stay and see him as a key player for the new season. Because Sunderland are refusing to negotiate, there are no active talks between the clubs. Chelsea still like Xhaka and would be interested if the situation changes later in the transfer window, but for now the deal is on total hold. In simple terms: Chelsea want Xhaka, but Sunderland don't want to sell him at any price right now, so nothing is happening. If Sunderland change their mind later, Chelsea could try again.

SHAYEE 𒀭

62,781 views • 29 days ago