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260,000 views • 3 months ago

WHY Bouaddi Could Make Morocco the World Cup’s Surprise Package… Ayyoub Bouaddi is only 18, but against Brazil he played with the authority of a seasoned international midfielder. He dropped between the centre-backs, received under pressure, played forward and repeatedly carried Morocco through Brazil’s press. His balance, composure and maturity allowed Morocco to control long spells of the game. But Bouaddi was only one part of the problem. Morocco’s lopsided structure caused Brazil serious issues. Hakimi pushed high on the right, Mazraoui moved inside from the left, and El Khannouss helped create overloads before play was switched towards Díaz, Saibari and Hakimi. That exposed some major weaknesses in Brazil’s setup. Their 4-4-2 press often became a disjointed 4-2-4, leaving Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães isolated. In possession, Brazil struggled to progress centrally and became far too reliant on Paquetá connecting the team. So how did Brazil stay alive? Vinícius Júnior. The space behind Hakimi gave Vini opportunities to attack in transition, and Brazil remained dangerous whenever they could isolate their wingers one-versus-one. Morocco’s intensity did fade in the second half, which could become a concern across a long tournament. But for large periods, they dominated Brazil through structure, technique and bravery. This is not just the pragmatic Morocco of 2022 anymore. With Bouaddi at the heart of it, these are the street-ballers of 2026. How far can Morocco go at the World Cup? 👀🇲🇦 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

WHY Bouaddi Could Make Morocco the World Cup’s Surprise Package… Ayyoub Bouaddi is only 18, but against Brazil he played with the authority of a seasoned international midfielder. He dropped between the centre-backs, received under pressure, played forward and repeatedly carried Morocco through Brazil’s press. His balance, composure and maturity allowed Morocco to control long spells of the game. But Bouaddi was only one part of the problem. Morocco’s lopsided structure caused Brazil serious issues. Hakimi pushed high on the right, Mazraoui moved inside from the left, and El Khannouss helped create overloads before play was switched towards Díaz, Saibari and Hakimi. That exposed some major weaknesses in Brazil’s setup. Their 4-4-2 press often became a disjointed 4-2-4, leaving Casemiro and Bruno Guimarães isolated. In possession, Brazil struggled to progress centrally and became far too reliant on Paquetá connecting the team. So how did Brazil stay alive? Vinícius Júnior. The space behind Hakimi gave Vini opportunities to attack in transition, and Brazil remained dangerous whenever they could isolate their wingers one-versus-one. Morocco’s intensity did fade in the second half, which could become a concern across a long tournament. But for large periods, they dominated Brazil through structure, technique and bravery. This is not just the pragmatic Morocco of 2022 anymore. With Bouaddi at the heart of it, these are the street-ballers of 2026. How far can Morocco go at the World Cup? 👀🇲🇦 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

Pythagoras In Boots ⚽️

14,240 views • 3 months ago

#zhanglinghe in Our Dormitory 🌠 zhang linghe talk about his knee injury: "I've tried acupuncture before. You could give it a try. Some time ago, I sprained my knee. I couldn't move it at all or bend it. I could only bend it this much. Then I received prompt physical therapy, and they did acupuncture on a few acupoints. After just a few needles, I was immediately able to bend my knee again." it wasn't a minor injury but for the sake of production schedule, he endure it and able to finish on time🥺👏🏼

#zhanglinghe in Our Dormitory 🌠 zhang linghe talk about his knee injury: "I've tried acupuncture before. You could give it a try. Some time ago, I sprained my knee. I couldn't move it at all or bend it. I could only bend it this much. Then I received prompt physical therapy, and they did acupuncture on a few acupoints. After just a few needles, I was immediately able to bend my knee again." it wasn't a minor injury but for the sake of production schedule, he endure it and able to finish on time🥺👏🏼

张凌赫的小核桃𖹭

17,864 views • 3 months ago

Let me share the backstory. A Nigerian promised to ‘humble’ me, because he is wealthier than me. So, he was able to get EFCC officials to pick me and drive me from Lagos to Benin City in a Hilux and lock me up on a weekend. Fortunately, the soldier in charge of opening and locking the gate of my cell, said he knew me and that he was from Oguta. He asked me to use his phone and contact my people. That the only way I could get out, was Soyinka’s influence. I reached out to my elder brother and asked him to contact Professor Wole Soyinka and tell him where I was. Soyinka was away in Brazil but promised to call Magu. And he kept to his promise. Magu gave an order for me to be released. Here is the thing: the person that humbled me, lost money to EFCC. Because he gave them a lot of money to humble this Child of God. I came back to Lagos and went to thank Professor with that drink. You can hear me telling his PA I just got out of prison. The End.

Let me share the backstory. A Nigerian promised to ‘humble’ me, because he is wealthier than me. So, he was able to get EFCC officials to pick me and drive me from Lagos to Benin City in a Hilux and lock me up on a weekend. Fortunately, the soldier in charge of opening and locking the gate of my cell, said he knew me and that he was from Oguta. He asked me to use his phone and contact my people. That the only way I could get out, was Soyinka’s influence. I reached out to my elder brother and asked him to contact Professor Wole Soyinka and tell him where I was. Soyinka was away in Brazil but promised to call Magu. And he kept to his promise. Magu gave an order for me to be released. Here is the thing: the person that humbled me, lost money to EFCC. Because he gave them a lot of money to humble this Child of God. I came back to Lagos and went to thank Professor with that drink. You can hear me telling his PA I just got out of prison. The End.

Onyeka Nwelue

150,335 views • 5 months ago