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Mario Nawfal

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When the season began, many doubted Arteta's ability to win a trophy. His tactics and decisions faced staunch criticism, and even I questioned if he was right for the job. Critics even questioned how he dresses, walks and behaves on the touchline. He is too emotional, some said. Why is he always agitated? He is too animated. He doesn't inspire his players enough. The role is too big for him, others loudly bleated. Then came the 4-match blip, during which Arsenal were knocked out of two tournaments, and the 10-point gap was closed. The epitaphs on Arteta's grave were already erected. He has bottled it again. He must be sacked. He is not fit for the job. They described Pep and others as perfect and how much better they were than Arteta. Last Monday, we all saw Arsenal place one hand on the Premiership trophy, and I watched from the Emirates as Arsenal qualified for our first Champions League final in 20 years. Even in this moment of clear history unfolding before our eyes, some still maintain that Arsenal should have scored 5 goals, not just the solitary goal at the Emirates. Arteta is still not good enough. They say oh he will still lose the final and bottle the league with 3 games to go. In all this, Arteta has remained focused. He knows that the only opinion that truly matters is the Board's. They set his KPIs. They get briefings from him on the endgame. His tunnel vision will see him challenge for the trophy and possibly win the Champions League for the first time in Arsenal's 139-year history in Budapest. He will most likely end a 22-year Premier League drought as well. That will be his legacy. They can hate him and find all the faults, but one day, a statue of Arteta will be erected at the Emirates Stadium, and all the naysayers will have is the bitter aftertaste of their bile and hate in their mouths. This post is NOT about football, Arteta, or Arsenal, but about posterity and for those discerning enough to see its true message. Eyes Fixed On The Prize! 🦁🇬🇭

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🎥 𝗧𝗼𝗻𝗶 𝗞𝗿𝗼𝗼𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗔𝗿𝗱𝗮 𝗚𝘂̈𝗹𝗲𝗿: "𝗔 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗯 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗡𝗘𝗘𝗗 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲." 💎🇹🇷 🎙️Felix Kroos: “Everyone is criticizing Real Madrid’s season, but can you see one or two positives? For example, individual players? Arda Güler comes to my mind—he has taken a massive step forward individually.” 🗣️Toni Kroos: “Absolutely. You can definitely see that he is a player the club will need and rely on in the future. In decisive games, whether they were won or lost, he was always the one providing an option that you don’t have often in this squad. He’s a very, very creative player with top-tier finishing.” 🎙️Felix Kroos: “What do you think is his perfect position? He’s played here and there.” 🗣️Toni Kroos: “For me, he’s a pure Number 10. You need him close to the goal because his finishing is top. He has a great 'Steckpass' (through ball)—maybe not the long ones, but when he plays close to the striker or the wingers making deep runs, he has a brilliant final pass. He worked very well in combination with Mbappé because Mbappé is perfect for those deep runs.” “Ideally, you want him 25 to 30 meters away from the opponent's goal. That’s where he can be a game-changer. Defensively, he isn’t a holding midfielder, but he puts in the work.” 🎙️Felix Kroos: “I mentioned him because even defensively, I didn’t think he was bad. He threw everything into the games. He has room to grow in direct duels, but I really enjoyed watching him this season. He’s someone who will grow into a much bigger role in the coming years.”

Arda Güler (fan)

83,997 views • 2 months ago

Syracuse’s William Kyle III is one of the best Big Man Prospects in this year’s NBA Draft. For the season Kyle averaged 8/7/1 along with 2.5 BPG and 1 SPG, while also shooting 66% from the field. Kyle also led all High Major players in Stocks per game with 3.5. Standing at 6’9 with a 7’3 wingspan and a 44 inch vertical Kyle has the tools and frame you want from an elite defensive big in the NBA. Kyle’s mix of elite athleticism, rim protection, defensive versatility, offensive rebounding, finishing, and motor is all of the traits teams are looking for in their rim running bigs in Kyle is one of the best in the class in all of those areas. On the defensive end Kyle uses his length and athleticism to be a highly impactful rim protector who also doesn’t foul which is extremely rare. He’s also versatile enough to play in a lot of different defensive systems and he's also versatile enough to switch onto smaller players. Kyle is also a high level help defender and uses his agility to make quick decision plays on the defensive end. Offensively he’s a very efficient rim runner who’s a strong screen setter, lob threat, while also being able to push in transition. He’s great at positioning himself for dunks where he finished with 59 this season. Kyle is also an efficient long dunking finisher where he shot 66% on layups. Kyle is also a solid passer for his archetype and has the ability to make plays in short roll situations. Kyle is one of 3 players since 2008 to have a BLK% of 9, a STL% of 2, make 50 dunks or more, while fouling under 3 times a game per 40, joining Brandon Clarke and Anthony Davis as the only other players.

Syracuse’s William Kyle III is one of the best Big Man Prospects in this year’s NBA Draft. For the season Kyle averaged 8/7/1 along with 2.5 BPG and 1 SPG, while also shooting 66% from the field. Kyle also led all High Major players in Stocks per game with 3.5. Standing at 6’9 with a 7’3 wingspan and a 44 inch vertical Kyle has the tools and frame you want from an elite defensive big in the NBA. Kyle’s mix of elite athleticism, rim protection, defensive versatility, offensive rebounding, finishing, and motor is all of the traits teams are looking for in their rim running bigs in Kyle is one of the best in the class in all of those areas. On the defensive end Kyle uses his length and athleticism to be a highly impactful rim protector who also doesn’t foul which is extremely rare. He’s also versatile enough to play in a lot of different defensive systems and he's also versatile enough to switch onto smaller players. Kyle is also a high level help defender and uses his agility to make quick decision plays on the defensive end. Offensively he’s a very efficient rim runner who’s a strong screen setter, lob threat, while also being able to push in transition. He’s great at positioning himself for dunks where he finished with 59 this season. Kyle is also an efficient long dunking finisher where he shot 66% on layups. Kyle is also a solid passer for his archetype and has the ability to make plays in short roll situations. Kyle is one of 3 players since 2008 to have a BLK% of 9, a STL% of 2, make 50 dunks or more, while fouling under 3 times a game per 40, joining Brandon Clarke and Anthony Davis as the only other players.

KJ

88,038 views • 4 months ago

1️⃣ I did everything I could for Ritual I made all kinds of contributions. For 8 months, I contributed to Ritual, but I am extremely disappointed with their system. I made 181 contributions on X, bought Canva Premium to design infographics, and sent almost 17,000 messages. Despite all this, I have been permanently ignored for 8 months. Two of my friends, Ashish.Base.eth (❖,❖) (230 contributions) and KUNDAN (150 contributions), are facing the same treatment. Because of this unfair and favoritism based system, I decided to post on Twitter to expose it. When we raised our voice after 6 months of hard work and 150+ contributions, the so called Indian community handlers and famous team members labeled it as FUD and continued ignoring us. 2️⃣ When we asked the Indian community handlers why we were not given roles after 8 months, they said: “We can’t do anything, the team decides.” But when we contacted the team or mods, they said: “Go back to the Indian community handlers, they will help you.” If these handlers and big mods really can’t do anything, then why are they even here? They are here to build connections This system has been making fun of me and other hard working contributors. 3️⃣ Now look at the people who received roles based on “quality contributions.” Everything is available with proof. One person (Yaneul) got a role with only 15 very low quality contributions (mostly food and event screenshots). He even got Ritualist with just 25 contributions. This clearly shows either connections were used or it could be a mod’s second account. Another person (placboeffect) got a role with just 9 contributions. Many people received roles at 35, 40, 50, 55, 60 contributions, while I had 181 contributions. This is what they call “quality contributions.” 4️⃣ Now decide yourself: Who contributed more? Who worked harder? People contributing for 8 months to 1 year are ignored, while others get roles at 9 or 25 contributions. Yes, we may have wasted our time, but we did work hard. 5️⃣ I didn’t want to come to X. but after contributing like a mad person and getting ignored, I don’t want to waste my time anymore. 6️⃣ I don’t know if the Josh (❖,❖) admin is aware of how mods and team are damaging this project Claire (❖,❖) she just help her country mates doesn't care about other people. 7️⃣ What’s the worst that can happen? They will ban me, and my 8 months of contributions will be wasted. There was never respect for real contributors anyway. If I had good connections with mods, I wouldn’t have struggled this much. It’s not like Ritual is my life, or Web3 has only Ritual, or they gave me any role to take back. Now I will openly speak on X without fear. 8️⃣ Some fearful people will read this post. They know everything that’s happening, but they won’t comment because they are scared. I understand their fear. --- 9️⃣ Best of luck to those who keep working blindly despite seeing all this. And special luck to those who have roles because of good connections with mods. --- 🔟 Last The so called Indian community handlers are only mods by name. One of them is a paid event manager, doing the job only for money. Another handler sends one message after 10 days. These are the people leading us in Ritual, who don’t even know what they’re doing. Jez ritual/acc (❖,❖) dunken(ritual/acc) (❖,❖) Stefan | Mad Scientist (❖,❖) Hinata Sir W A R D E N you are mod in Donut and Dhillon saab π² you are mod at data haven, Choudhary (Ø,G) ꧁IP꧂ you are mod at Capx and sir Botsan (capx arc) you are Admin of Capx You should learn from ritual mods how to ignore real contributors and how to promote favourtism

1️⃣ I did everything I could for Ritual I made all kinds of contributions. For 8 months, I contributed to Ritual, but I am extremely disappointed with their system. I made 181 contributions on X, bought Canva Premium to design infographics, and sent almost 17,000 messages. Despite all this, I have been permanently ignored for 8 months. Two of my friends, Ashish.Base.eth (❖,❖) (230 contributions) and KUNDAN (150 contributions), are facing the same treatment. Because of this unfair and favoritism based system, I decided to post on Twitter to expose it. When we raised our voice after 6 months of hard work and 150+ contributions, the so called Indian community handlers and famous team members labeled it as FUD and continued ignoring us. 2️⃣ When we asked the Indian community handlers why we were not given roles after 8 months, they said: “We can’t do anything, the team decides.” But when we contacted the team or mods, they said: “Go back to the Indian community handlers, they will help you.” If these handlers and big mods really can’t do anything, then why are they even here? They are here to build connections This system has been making fun of me and other hard working contributors. 3️⃣ Now look at the people who received roles based on “quality contributions.” Everything is available with proof. One person (Yaneul) got a role with only 15 very low quality contributions (mostly food and event screenshots). He even got Ritualist with just 25 contributions. This clearly shows either connections were used or it could be a mod’s second account. Another person (placboeffect) got a role with just 9 contributions. Many people received roles at 35, 40, 50, 55, 60 contributions, while I had 181 contributions. This is what they call “quality contributions.” 4️⃣ Now decide yourself: Who contributed more? Who worked harder? People contributing for 8 months to 1 year are ignored, while others get roles at 9 or 25 contributions. Yes, we may have wasted our time, but we did work hard. 5️⃣ I didn’t want to come to X. but after contributing like a mad person and getting ignored, I don’t want to waste my time anymore. 6️⃣ I don’t know if the Josh (❖,❖) admin is aware of how mods and team are damaging this project Claire (❖,❖) she just help her country mates doesn't care about other people. 7️⃣ What’s the worst that can happen? They will ban me, and my 8 months of contributions will be wasted. There was never respect for real contributors anyway. If I had good connections with mods, I wouldn’t have struggled this much. It’s not like Ritual is my life, or Web3 has only Ritual, or they gave me any role to take back. Now I will openly speak on X without fear. 8️⃣ Some fearful people will read this post. They know everything that’s happening, but they won’t comment because they are scared. I understand their fear. --- 9️⃣ Best of luck to those who keep working blindly despite seeing all this. And special luck to those who have roles because of good connections with mods. --- 🔟 Last The so called Indian community handlers are only mods by name. One of them is a paid event manager, doing the job only for money. Another handler sends one message after 10 days. These are the people leading us in Ritual, who don’t even know what they’re doing. Jez ritual/acc (❖,❖) dunken(ritual/acc) (❖,❖) Stefan | Mad Scientist (❖,❖) Hinata Sir W A R D E N you are mod in Donut and Dhillon saab π² you are mod at data haven, Choudhary (Ø,G) ꧁IP꧂ you are mod at Capx and sir Botsan (capx arc) you are Admin of Capx You should learn from ritual mods how to ignore real contributors and how to promote favourtism

Legend

12,873 views • 5 months ago

‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ ‍ 🎙 Enzo Maresca’s Full Post-Wolves Press Conference 🐺⚽️💬 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Happy with the clean sheet 🧤✅, and making lots of chances 🎯. I’m worried by this kind of game 😬 — you have to win these games 🏆. First half – we didn’t concede 🚫 and created chances ⚡️. Second half, we scored the goals ⚽️💪.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Alejandro Garnacho: “He was very good 👏. Not only on the ball ⚽️ but also off it 💨, especially when he was pressing 🔥 — and this is what we need from our wingers 💪. Garnacho is doing well 🌟, Pedro Neto is doing well 💙, Estevão is doing well 🇧🇷. We need them all to be doing well 🙌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “It’s part of my job 👔, it’s part of the game 🎮 [rotation]. At the end, this is a business 💼 — when you don’t win there are problems 😤 but when you win everything is good 😌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Malo Gusto’s goal: “Finally… 😅 Last season, [Marc] Cucurella scored different goals ⚽️ as an attacking full-back 🚀. Malo was close many times ⏱️ but finally he gave us the goal we needed for 1-0 🔥. Malo is one of our main players 💪 because he allows us to be versatile 🔄.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on progress this season: “It’s more noise from outside 🔊. Inside, we are convinced 💙 that as a club and as a team we are going in the right direction 📈 and doing good things ✅. At the same time, we can do many things better 🔧.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Alejandro Garnacho: “He arrived here from another club 🏟️ where he was not training 100% ⚠️. He knows to play with us he has to be good on and off the ball ⚽️💨. We are very happy with him 😊🙌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Estevão being valued at £100m+ 💰 by CIES Football Observatory this week: “You can see that, absolutely 👀. He is top 🌟. For this club in the next five, ten years 📅, he will be a top, top, top player 🔵💎.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Moi was okay 👍 but Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez asked for change for groin and knee injuries 🤕🩹.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Our mood is good in any case 😌💙. It’s the noise from outside 🔊 because you drop points against a team doing well ⚔️. People expect Chelsea to win all the games 🏆 but the reality is it’s not like this 🤷‍♂️.” #CFC 💙 | #Chelsea 🔵 | #CHEWOL ⚔️ | #Interviews 🎤 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC VIA TELEGRAM cc: Tom Overend , SHAYEE 𒀭 , Oluwaseun 🇳🇬

‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ ‍ 🎙 Enzo Maresca’s Full Post-Wolves Press Conference 🐺⚽️💬 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Happy with the clean sheet 🧤✅, and making lots of chances 🎯. I’m worried by this kind of game 😬 — you have to win these games 🏆. First half – we didn’t concede 🚫 and created chances ⚡️. Second half, we scored the goals ⚽️💪.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Alejandro Garnacho: “He was very good 👏. Not only on the ball ⚽️ but also off it 💨, especially when he was pressing 🔥 — and this is what we need from our wingers 💪. Garnacho is doing well 🌟, Pedro Neto is doing well 💙, Estevão is doing well 🇧🇷. We need them all to be doing well 🙌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “It’s part of my job 👔, it’s part of the game 🎮 [rotation]. At the end, this is a business 💼 — when you don’t win there are problems 😤 but when you win everything is good 😌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Malo Gusto’s goal: “Finally… 😅 Last season, [Marc] Cucurella scored different goals ⚽️ as an attacking full-back 🚀. Malo was close many times ⏱️ but finally he gave us the goal we needed for 1-0 🔥. Malo is one of our main players 💪 because he allows us to be versatile 🔄.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on progress this season: “It’s more noise from outside 🔊. Inside, we are convinced 💙 that as a club and as a team we are going in the right direction 📈 and doing good things ✅. At the same time, we can do many things better 🔧.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Alejandro Garnacho: “He arrived here from another club 🏟️ where he was not training 100% ⚠️. He knows to play with us he has to be good on and off the ball ⚽️💨. We are very happy with him 😊🙌.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca on Estevão being valued at £100m+ 💰 by CIES Football Observatory this week: “You can see that, absolutely 👀. He is top 🌟. For this club in the next five, ten years 📅, he will be a top, top, top player 🔵💎.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Moi was okay 👍 but Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez asked for change for groin and knee injuries 🤕🩹.” 🔹 Enzo Maresca: “Our mood is good in any case 😌💙. It’s the noise from outside 🔊 because you drop points against a team doing well ⚔️. People expect Chelsea to win all the games 🏆 but the reality is it’s not like this 🤷‍♂️.” #CFC 💙 | #Chelsea 🔵 | #CHEWOL ⚔️ | #Interviews 🎤 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC VIA TELEGRAM cc: Tom Overend , SHAYEE 𒀭 , Oluwaseun 🇳🇬

Miki Djan

27,265 views • 8 months ago

Player Profile: Khanyisa Mayo[27]📝 Position: RW/RF/CF Foot: Left Club: Kaizer Chiefs FC Kaizer Chiefs has made another bold move in adding quality to the teams attack. Khanyisa Mayo provides immediate and long-term attacking solutions for the club on the right. 1. Technical Qualities Mayo is a skillful, left-footed attacker with a profile built for modern, high-intensity attacking football. ■ A very direct winger, always looking to advance play instead of recycling possession. ■ Excellent at carrying the ball through pressure, breaking lines, and forcing defenders into retreat. ■ His dribbling and progressive runs add verticality to the team’s attacking structure. Shooting and Passing: ■ Strong shooting range when cutting inside from the right. He provides that unpredictability to the attack with his quality to strike the ball from range. Consistently attempts to feed the box: goals, assists, and key passes. A finisher and creator between the lines. Positional Versatility: ■ In a 4-3-3/4-2-3-1, his best role is as the right forward or right winger, cutting inside to shoot or combine. He can also be effective stretching play and still carry goal threat and creativity. ■ As a No. 9: While not his best role, he is capable of leading the line. He uses his pace to run in behind. He can compete but lacks the physicality to hold off defenders, though his finishing is good. ■ As a Second Striker[442]: A role that plays better to his strengths than as a 9. He is comfortable operating between the lines, combining with midfielders and a traditional box striker. His mobility, creativity, and shooting ability allow him to function as the link player, collecting the ball, supporting the primary striker, and creating or finishing opportunities. This ability to operate both wide and centrally makes him tactically flexible, giving Chiefs options in various attacking structures. 2. Physical Attributes ■ Pace & Explosiveness: Quick acceleration makes him a constant outlet for balls in behind. ■ Strength & Balance: He is strong enough to hold off fullbacks, sustaining attacking sequences under pressure ■ High Intensity: Matches the tempo of Chiefs’ pressing and counter-pressing game. We do most actions with a lot of intensity, and his explosive nature will be very much welcomed in our attack. 3. Tactical Fit at Chiefs Under Coach Nabi, Chiefs are shaping into a side that plays with directness, intensity, and aggression across all phases of play: ■ Pressing & Counter-Pressing: The team applies immediate pressure after losing the ball. Mayo’s speed, defensive work rate, and forward momentum align seamlessly with this system. ■ High-Tempo Attacking: Chiefs don’t rely on slow possession. Attacks are vertical, sharp, and quick. Mayo’s instinct to drive forward, dribble at defenders, and attack space makes him an ideal fit. ■ Attacking Personality: His ability to provide not just progression but also the final goal, final pass, and decisive action elevates Chiefs’ attacking efficiency. Mayo’s game is inherently aligned with protagonist football: high tempo, forward intent, and productivity. 4. Experiential Value ■ Continental Experience: Spent a season in Algeria with CR Belouizdad, scoring 6 goals from wide positions. Notable not just for the numbers but for adapting to a challenging cultural and tactical environment. ■ Tactical Growth: North African teams are disciplined and organized, with compact defenses and structured pressing. Mayo sharpened his decision-making, spatial awareness, and ability to operate against tight blocks, preparing him for high-level CAF competitions. ■ Mentality: At 27, he blends maturity with hunger. His willingness to take risks reflects confidence and attacking intent. Yet to reach his peak, now is the perfect time to step up, showing the quality glimpsed at Cape Town City. Mayo joins Chiefs as both a system player and a game-changer. A top signing by the Glamour Boys! 📝

El Capitano⚪

87,172 views • 10 months ago

A viral video from an Indian Railways train has sparked a heated debate online. In the video, a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) can be seen arguing with a Nihang Sikh passenger who was reportedly traveling in a 3rd AC coach without a valid ticket. When confronted, the Nihang Sikh admitted that he did not have a ticket. The TTE questioned how he could travel in an AC coach without a ticket, to which the passenger responded affirmatively, saying he could travel anywhere. The TTE reminded him that Khalsa is known for its reputation and dignity, and accused the passenger of speaking disrespectfully. The passenger replied that he only spoke in such a way after the TTE said he would “show him his status.” The Nihang Sikh further claimed that all train coaches belonged to the Khalsa, asserting that he and others could travel anywhere they wished. At this point, the person recording the video intervened, pointing out that the coaches belong to the government, not the Khalsa. The passenger insisted otherwise, saying, “It belongs to Khalsa. It’s our government.” As the situation escalated, the TTE was forced to call the police. A policeman soon arrived and was seen explaining the matter to the passenger. It remains unverified whether the man later purchased a ticket or paid a fine

A viral video from an Indian Railways train has sparked a heated debate online. In the video, a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) can be seen arguing with a Nihang Sikh passenger who was reportedly traveling in a 3rd AC coach without a valid ticket. When confronted, the Nihang Sikh admitted that he did not have a ticket. The TTE questioned how he could travel in an AC coach without a ticket, to which the passenger responded affirmatively, saying he could travel anywhere. The TTE reminded him that Khalsa is known for its reputation and dignity, and accused the passenger of speaking disrespectfully. The passenger replied that he only spoke in such a way after the TTE said he would “show him his status.” The Nihang Sikh further claimed that all train coaches belonged to the Khalsa, asserting that he and others could travel anywhere they wished. At this point, the person recording the video intervened, pointing out that the coaches belong to the government, not the Khalsa. The passenger insisted otherwise, saying, “It belongs to Khalsa. It’s our government.” As the situation escalated, the TTE was forced to call the police. A policeman soon arrived and was seen explaining the matter to the passenger. It remains unverified whether the man later purchased a ticket or paid a fine

Comman Man

37,647 views • 5 months ago

🇺🇸 1500m Olympic champion Cole Hocker was asked about possibly attacking Hicham El Guerrouj’s 3:26.00 world record, which has stood since 1998. 💎 Here’s what he said in the press conference before he races in the Lausanne Diamond League tomorrow against Jakob Ingebrigtsen: “Two weeks ago I was a 3:30 guy, and that’s a long way from 3:26, and you have to run 3:25 to get the world record, so I’m trying to figure that out. I’ve run 3:27 one time and I want to get comfortable running that. I am a racer, and all my best races come from racing them tactically, so that might just be something I have to learn. I’ve been in races that are set up fast and have done well, but my bread and butter right now is racing. Now that the world record is a conversation, I’m obviously so excited. I hope to take a stab at that whether it’s this season or next year, but now I have another goal to set my mind to. It was always Olympic gold, and now I’ve checked that box. I’m really concerned with establishing myself as one of the greatest runners in history, so logically that would be the next step.” 🎥 Diamond League AG

🇺🇸 1500m Olympic champion Cole Hocker was asked about possibly attacking Hicham El Guerrouj’s 3:26.00 world record, which has stood since 1998. 💎 Here’s what he said in the press conference before he races in the Lausanne Diamond League tomorrow against Jakob Ingebrigtsen: “Two weeks ago I was a 3:30 guy, and that’s a long way from 3:26, and you have to run 3:25 to get the world record, so I’m trying to figure that out. I’ve run 3:27 one time and I want to get comfortable running that. I am a racer, and all my best races come from racing them tactically, so that might just be something I have to learn. I’ve been in races that are set up fast and have done well, but my bread and butter right now is racing. Now that the world record is a conversation, I’m obviously so excited. I hope to take a stab at that whether it’s this season or next year, but now I have another goal to set my mind to. It was always Olympic gold, and now I’ve checked that box. I’m really concerned with establishing myself as one of the greatest runners in history, so logically that would be the next step.” 🎥 Diamond League AG

Chris Chavez

87,183 views • 1 year ago

It surprises me that BAP takes such a categorical position here, one based on the fallacy that a WOMAN could somehow also not be a CALCULATING WHORE. I thought he was Nietzschean. To me this looks like a Schopenhauerian error, the same one Michel Houellebecq often makes in his novels. It is the mistake of many incels and trads as well. It underlies the repulsive Christian TRAD discourse that BAP himself so often attacks. A WOMAN IS AT ALL TIMES A WHORE and at all times playing a role. She does not do this out of free will, but from archetypes that culture teaches her. It is the learned cultural role she performs that enables her to spread her legs, that makes her WANT and NEED to do so. And attached to those roles are different types of men, each neatly performing his own role as well. The Friends With Benefits man, or the man you marry and have children with. Some men are capable of playing several roles, either simultaneously or over time. This is the man's problem, not the woman's. The man in Jini's example feels insulted and castrated because he would rather be the conqueror than the man you marry, yet he never took responsibility for playing the male role that women want for a one night stand. He has it in his head that one role is more honorable than the other. The woman believed she was confiding something BEAUTIFUL to him. After all, it is her ACHIEVEMENT that she plays the role of married woman so well with her husband, fucking him, sucking him off, while occasionally still thinking back to experiences from earlier roles. Out of nostalgia, she shares those memories with her hubbie, her husband, her best friend, for whom she also spreads her legs. Does a man have any idea what psycho-biological-cultural gymnastics a libtard female brain has to perform to make that work in the free West, where rape is taboo and consent and desire occupy the highest place of honor? Jini-Jeanne Hamwi is right here. This woman does not know what she is talking about, and neither does the man. They should therefore not take each other too seriously. They are speaking to each other as symptoms. My own wife and whore explains all of this better than I do in this clip, in which she compares the Liberal Woman to the Victorian Woman and explains how we should TRAIN OUR WOMEN through Nietzschean Artist Metaphysics. I'm urging anyone who takes this fertility cult discourse seriously to study this clip, because it contains important clues about how such a fertility cult would actually have to be built. In the end, it has to be designed with the female mind in mind as well.

It surprises me that BAP takes such a categorical position here, one based on the fallacy that a WOMAN could somehow also not be a CALCULATING WHORE. I thought he was Nietzschean. To me this looks like a Schopenhauerian error, the same one Michel Houellebecq often makes in his novels. It is the mistake of many incels and trads as well. It underlies the repulsive Christian TRAD discourse that BAP himself so often attacks. A WOMAN IS AT ALL TIMES A WHORE and at all times playing a role. She does not do this out of free will, but from archetypes that culture teaches her. It is the learned cultural role she performs that enables her to spread her legs, that makes her WANT and NEED to do so. And attached to those roles are different types of men, each neatly performing his own role as well. The Friends With Benefits man, or the man you marry and have children with. Some men are capable of playing several roles, either simultaneously or over time. This is the man's problem, not the woman's. The man in Jini's example feels insulted and castrated because he would rather be the conqueror than the man you marry, yet he never took responsibility for playing the male role that women want for a one night stand. He has it in his head that one role is more honorable than the other. The woman believed she was confiding something BEAUTIFUL to him. After all, it is her ACHIEVEMENT that she plays the role of married woman so well with her husband, fucking him, sucking him off, while occasionally still thinking back to experiences from earlier roles. Out of nostalgia, she shares those memories with her hubbie, her husband, her best friend, for whom she also spreads her legs. Does a man have any idea what psycho-biological-cultural gymnastics a libtard female brain has to perform to make that work in the free West, where rape is taboo and consent and desire occupy the highest place of honor? Jini-Jeanne Hamwi is right here. This woman does not know what she is talking about, and neither does the man. They should therefore not take each other too seriously. They are speaking to each other as symptoms. My own wife and whore explains all of this better than I do in this clip, in which she compares the Liberal Woman to the Victorian Woman and explains how we should TRAIN OUR WOMEN through Nietzschean Artist Metaphysics. I'm urging anyone who takes this fertility cult discourse seriously to study this clip, because it contains important clues about how such a fertility cult would actually have to be built. In the end, it has to be designed with the female mind in mind as well.

KIRAC

132,012 views • 1 month ago

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Iranian parliamentary speaker who led the first round of negotiations with JD Vance in Islamabad, gave an important TV interview today. In it, he lays out his narrative of the war, the diplomatic track, and signals where Iran’s political goalposts are currently. He projects firmness throughout. Iran, in his telling, will not back down from its negotiating demands. At the same time, he frames negotiations not as a retreat from conflict but as its continuation by other means, a way to consolidate gains and secure what he calls a “lasting peace.” 🔴His core framework is that military power, public mobilization, and diplomacy are inseparable: ➡️“Today, we have the ‘field,’ the ‘street,’ and ‘diplomacy of authority.’ These are not three separate things. Do not make a mistake. Today the street, the field, and diplomacy are together.” 🔴He argues this is precisely why now is the moment for diplomacy. Iran, he says, has reached a peak position militarily and in terms of social cohesion, and negotiations are meant to lock that in politically: ➡️“In the military sphere, we are at a maximum point. The street has given strength to the field. We have achieved part of our demands militarily, but they must now be stabilized and recorded politically. This is where diplomacy must take the flag in hand.” 🔴At the same time, he signals to hardliners to not be overly triumphalist. Iran’s asymmetric warfare has paid off, but he is explicit that this does not mean superiority over the United States: Iran has succeeded without being the stronger military power. 🔴On escalation, he is blunt. Iran is ready for the war to resume if necessary. He warns that the Strait of Hormuz remains a central lever and that restrictions will continue if the US “blockade” is not ended. 🔴Passage, in any case, will be governed by Iranian “protocols.” 🔴At the same time, he presents a calibrated position. Iran, he says, wants normalization in the Strait and does not seek broader disruption: ➡️“We have always sought normalization… but when commitments were not fulfilled, we restricted traffic. 🔴He adds that access will remain open to countries that are not hostile: ➡️“We want those who do not act with hostility toward us to pass easily. We are not seeking to create insecurity.” 🔴But that openness is conditional and controlled: ➡️“This Strait must be used by the world, but with the protocols that we set.” 🔴On the ceasefire and negotiations, his narrative is clear. The United States, not Iran, initiated the diplomatic shift. He says US ultimatums failed and that Washington, through Pakistan, sent a 15 point proposal. Iran rejected it and countered with its own 10 points after internal deliberations at the Supreme National Security Council and consultation with the Supreme Leader. 🔴According to him, the US accepted the "generalities" of the Iranian framework and sought a ceasefire to negotiate on that basis. 🔴On trust, his message is stark. In Islamabad, he says JD Vance spoke of "good faith", and his response was that Iran also came in good faith, but with zero trust. The burden, he says, is on the US to change that. 🔴He underscores that Iran’s negotiating positions have not shifted. They remain aligned with the framework set by Ali Khamenei: ➡️“Our strategy was those same measures the Supreme Leader has stated. We have not pursued and will not pursue anything outside that framework.” 🔴He adds that the delegation is operating fully in line with current leader Mojataba Khamenei, “neither ahead nor behind.” 🔴He repeatedly returns to the goal of a durable outcome: ➡️“We want a lasting peace, one with guarantees so this is not repeated.” 🔴He says the first round of Islamabad talks produced some movement, but major gaps remain: ➡️“We have had progress, but our distances are still great. Some fundamental points remain.” 🔴Still, he suggests one important outcome from the Islamabad talks was a more realistic understanding on both sides: ➡️“These negotiations did not resolve our mistrust, but both delegations gained a more realistic understanding of each other.” 🔴He credits the tripartite format for helping resolve misunderstandings in real time. 🔴Finally, he outlines Iran’s preferred structure for any deal going forward, a step by step process rooted in reciprocity: ➡️“Our policy is step by step action. Commitment against commitment. They must take one step, we take one step. It should not be that we fulfill our commitments and they do not.” The throughline of the interview is clear. Iran sees itself as having gained leverage through the war. Diplomacy is meant to convert that leverage into durable political outcomes. But that process will be conditional and shaped by deep mistrust, with readiness to use the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, and readiness for renewed escalation and war.

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Iranian parliamentary speaker who led the first round of negotiations with JD Vance in Islamabad, gave an important TV interview today. In it, he lays out his narrative of the war, the diplomatic track, and signals where Iran’s political goalposts are currently. He projects firmness throughout. Iran, in his telling, will not back down from its negotiating demands. At the same time, he frames negotiations not as a retreat from conflict but as its continuation by other means, a way to consolidate gains and secure what he calls a “lasting peace.” 🔴His core framework is that military power, public mobilization, and diplomacy are inseparable: ➡️“Today, we have the ‘field,’ the ‘street,’ and ‘diplomacy of authority.’ These are not three separate things. Do not make a mistake. Today the street, the field, and diplomacy are together.” 🔴He argues this is precisely why now is the moment for diplomacy. Iran, he says, has reached a peak position militarily and in terms of social cohesion, and negotiations are meant to lock that in politically: ➡️“In the military sphere, we are at a maximum point. The street has given strength to the field. We have achieved part of our demands militarily, but they must now be stabilized and recorded politically. This is where diplomacy must take the flag in hand.” 🔴At the same time, he signals to hardliners to not be overly triumphalist. Iran’s asymmetric warfare has paid off, but he is explicit that this does not mean superiority over the United States: Iran has succeeded without being the stronger military power. 🔴On escalation, he is blunt. Iran is ready for the war to resume if necessary. He warns that the Strait of Hormuz remains a central lever and that restrictions will continue if the US “blockade” is not ended. 🔴Passage, in any case, will be governed by Iranian “protocols.” 🔴At the same time, he presents a calibrated position. Iran, he says, wants normalization in the Strait and does not seek broader disruption: ➡️“We have always sought normalization… but when commitments were not fulfilled, we restricted traffic. 🔴He adds that access will remain open to countries that are not hostile: ➡️“We want those who do not act with hostility toward us to pass easily. We are not seeking to create insecurity.” 🔴But that openness is conditional and controlled: ➡️“This Strait must be used by the world, but with the protocols that we set.” 🔴On the ceasefire and negotiations, his narrative is clear. The United States, not Iran, initiated the diplomatic shift. He says US ultimatums failed and that Washington, through Pakistan, sent a 15 point proposal. Iran rejected it and countered with its own 10 points after internal deliberations at the Supreme National Security Council and consultation with the Supreme Leader. 🔴According to him, the US accepted the "generalities" of the Iranian framework and sought a ceasefire to negotiate on that basis. 🔴On trust, his message is stark. In Islamabad, he says JD Vance spoke of "good faith", and his response was that Iran also came in good faith, but with zero trust. The burden, he says, is on the US to change that. 🔴He underscores that Iran’s negotiating positions have not shifted. They remain aligned with the framework set by Ali Khamenei: ➡️“Our strategy was those same measures the Supreme Leader has stated. We have not pursued and will not pursue anything outside that framework.” 🔴He adds that the delegation is operating fully in line with current leader Mojataba Khamenei, “neither ahead nor behind.” 🔴He repeatedly returns to the goal of a durable outcome: ➡️“We want a lasting peace, one with guarantees so this is not repeated.” 🔴He says the first round of Islamabad talks produced some movement, but major gaps remain: ➡️“We have had progress, but our distances are still great. Some fundamental points remain.” 🔴Still, he suggests one important outcome from the Islamabad talks was a more realistic understanding on both sides: ➡️“These negotiations did not resolve our mistrust, but both delegations gained a more realistic understanding of each other.” 🔴He credits the tripartite format for helping resolve misunderstandings in real time. 🔴Finally, he outlines Iran’s preferred structure for any deal going forward, a step by step process rooted in reciprocity: ➡️“Our policy is step by step action. Commitment against commitment. They must take one step, we take one step. It should not be that we fulfill our commitments and they do not.” The throughline of the interview is clear. Iran sees itself as having gained leverage through the war. Diplomacy is meant to convert that leverage into durable political outcomes. But that process will be conditional and shaped by deep mistrust, with readiness to use the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, and readiness for renewed escalation and war.

Sina Toossi

24,785 views • 2 months ago

Yahya Sinwar, ex-leader of Hamas in Gaza, is a hero. It's mind boggling, that after all the iconography of rebel fighters fighting against the evil empire you see across western media, the western psyche is still unable to place Yahya Sinwar and Hamas in the same ranks. Instead, they accept wholesale the impotent terrorist-slop, non-state actor nonsense that mass media feeds them. Equipped with next to nothing (like rocket launchers fashioned out of plumbing pipes), he took on the worlds most technologically advanced army. For years, they derided him as a billionaire who lived a life of luxury as the Gazans he used as "human shields" suffered. Instead, he spent his last hours (and really most of his life) in the battlefield. He was out surveying. Trekking through the post-apocalyptic hell-scape the once prosperous city of Rafah had been reduced to by the indiscriminate bombing of the Zionists. He's an old man, around 61 at this point. The wears of malnutrition and the general indicators that he has been deprived of an easy life are apparent on him. Around him, the Zionist army patrols in tanks. They send drones out to survey areas. They are armed with some of the worlds most sophisticated weapons technology. Conversely, Sinwar's troop only has what it could scrape together in the siege-ridden, resource starved Gaza strip. Ultimately, the Zionists spot him and (not even realizing who he is) fire tank artillery at the building. His compatriots are killed instantly, but Sinwar, with a broken arm and a body full of shrapnel survives. He fashions a tourniquet out of electrical wire to stop himself bleeding out and prepares for a last stand. In a final moment of poetic irony, the Israelis send in a drone to secure the area. And so, Yahya Sinwar, a human being, made of flesh and blood, faces off against an unfeeling machine, made of metal and silicone. And that, in some sense, is a microcosm of the entire conflict. Sinwar, with what is no doubt the last ounce of strength in his body, hurls the stick at the drone in a final act of defiance, and the drone operator, far removed from any danger, flinches, sending the drone momentarily of axis. If this were a scene from a film, I have no doubt the audience would know who the hero was. This of course, is still a profound reduction of a man, whom in many ways, has shaped the modern reality we find ourselves in. In launching the attack on October 7th, he fell the first Domino in a series that has given rise to the world today. Yahya Sinwar lit the fuse that resulted in the implosion of the previous world order. He is perhaps one of the most important people to have lived in the last 50 years and hence he is deserving of your attention.

Yahya Sinwar, ex-leader of Hamas in Gaza, is a hero. It's mind boggling, that after all the iconography of rebel fighters fighting against the evil empire you see across western media, the western psyche is still unable to place Yahya Sinwar and Hamas in the same ranks. Instead, they accept wholesale the impotent terrorist-slop, non-state actor nonsense that mass media feeds them. Equipped with next to nothing (like rocket launchers fashioned out of plumbing pipes), he took on the worlds most technologically advanced army. For years, they derided him as a billionaire who lived a life of luxury as the Gazans he used as "human shields" suffered. Instead, he spent his last hours (and really most of his life) in the battlefield. He was out surveying. Trekking through the post-apocalyptic hell-scape the once prosperous city of Rafah had been reduced to by the indiscriminate bombing of the Zionists. He's an old man, around 61 at this point. The wears of malnutrition and the general indicators that he has been deprived of an easy life are apparent on him. Around him, the Zionist army patrols in tanks. They send drones out to survey areas. They are armed with some of the worlds most sophisticated weapons technology. Conversely, Sinwar's troop only has what it could scrape together in the siege-ridden, resource starved Gaza strip. Ultimately, the Zionists spot him and (not even realizing who he is) fire tank artillery at the building. His compatriots are killed instantly, but Sinwar, with a broken arm and a body full of shrapnel survives. He fashions a tourniquet out of electrical wire to stop himself bleeding out and prepares for a last stand. In a final moment of poetic irony, the Israelis send in a drone to secure the area. And so, Yahya Sinwar, a human being, made of flesh and blood, faces off against an unfeeling machine, made of metal and silicone. And that, in some sense, is a microcosm of the entire conflict. Sinwar, with what is no doubt the last ounce of strength in his body, hurls the stick at the drone in a final act of defiance, and the drone operator, far removed from any danger, flinches, sending the drone momentarily of axis. If this were a scene from a film, I have no doubt the audience would know who the hero was. This of course, is still a profound reduction of a man, whom in many ways, has shaped the modern reality we find ourselves in. In launching the attack on October 7th, he fell the first Domino in a series that has given rise to the world today. Yahya Sinwar lit the fuse that resulted in the implosion of the previous world order. He is perhaps one of the most important people to have lived in the last 50 years and hence he is deserving of your attention.

Eon Podcast

14,330 views • 15 days ago

‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ 🎙Enzo Maresca's Full Press Conference ahead of the VisitMalta Weekender against Bayer Leverkusen and AC Milan - Part 1/2: 🔹Enzo Maresca: "We need to be ready in any case. It's important to start again in the way we finished last season. We need to see how we adapt, but for sure we need to be ready." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "I feel very happy about the new signings because they are the ones we were looking at. For sure, they need time. We will give them time to adapt." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Estêvão: "For me, the biggest mistake we can do with him is to put him under pressure. He is very young and needs to adapt. He's a fantastic player, he is very young. He's a happy boy." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Jorrel Hato: "He's much more mature than his age. Even with him, different country, league, tempo, intensity. He needs to adapt. For sure, no doubt he will help us." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "We had a problem the last two days about Levi Colwill. We don't know how long he will be out for. Hopefully not too long. It's a problem. We need to wait. We don't know yet." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Nicolas Jackson: "Nico is okay. When the window is open, anything can happen. This involves Nico's situation. At the moment, the two strikers have arrived. So we will see." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "I can see that the mood is much better in terms of when you finish the season the way we finished, in any case it's going to give players more energy. As I said, we need to see how we manage these type of situations." 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram 🎥 Chelsea Football Club via Youtube

‼️🚨🔵PRESSER🔵🚨‼️ 🎙Enzo Maresca's Full Press Conference ahead of the VisitMalta Weekender against Bayer Leverkusen and AC Milan - Part 1/2: 🔹Enzo Maresca: "We need to be ready in any case. It's important to start again in the way we finished last season. We need to see how we adapt, but for sure we need to be ready." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "I feel very happy about the new signings because they are the ones we were looking at. For sure, they need time. We will give them time to adapt." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Estêvão: "For me, the biggest mistake we can do with him is to put him under pressure. He is very young and needs to adapt. He's a fantastic player, he is very young. He's a happy boy." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Jorrel Hato: "He's much more mature than his age. Even with him, different country, league, tempo, intensity. He needs to adapt. For sure, no doubt he will help us." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "We had a problem the last two days about Levi Colwill. We don't know how long he will be out for. Hopefully not too long. It's a problem. We need to wait. We don't know yet." 🔹Enzo Maresca on Nicolas Jackson: "Nico is okay. When the window is open, anything can happen. This involves Nico's situation. At the moment, the two strikers have arrived. So we will see." 🔹Enzo Maresca: "I can see that the mood is much better in terms of when you finish the season the way we finished, in any case it's going to give players more energy. As I said, we need to see how we manage these type of situations." 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram 🎥 Chelsea Football Club via Youtube

Miki Djan

54,261 views • 11 months ago

It is inevitable that such a monumental figure (Pt. Nehru) will have his life and work analysed and critiqued — and that is indeed as it should be. Although the temptation to divorce him from his times, the challenges he had to face, and to look at him devoid of the historical context in which he functioned has become quite widespread. Yet, while we welcome ongoing analysis of his contributions, what is not acceptable is the systematic attempt being made to denigrate, distort, demean, and defame him. The sole objective of this is not only to diminish him as a personality and undermine his universally recognised role in India's independence struggle and his leadership in the early decades of an independent nation grappling with unprecedented problems, but also to demolish his multifaceted legacy in a crude and self-serving attempt to rewrite history. Analysis is one thing, but deliberate mischief with what he said, what he wrote, and what he did is quite another — and totally unacceptable. And who are the forces that have launched this project? We all know that they have worked for years and years—for decades—and finally, here they are. They belong to an ideology that had no role whatsoever in our freedom movement, that had no role whatsoever in the making of our Constitution. In fact, they even burnt it and were totally against it. It is an ideology that long ago fanned an atmosphere of hate that ultimately led to the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi ji. His killers today continue to be glorified by its adherents. It is an ideology that has consistently rejected the ideals of our founding fathers. It is an ideology with a bigoted and viciously communal outlook. Its approach to nationhood is based on stoking prejudices of all kinds. Let there be no doubt whatsoever that the project to vilify Jawaharlal Nehru ji is the main objective of the ruling establishment today. Their goal is not just to erase him; it is actually to destroy the social, political, and economic foundations on which our nation has been founded and built. The road ahead is not easy. But there is simply no option but for each one of us, individually and collectively, to stand up and confront this project. We not only owe it to the memory of Jawaharlal Nehru ji and his comrades—we owe it to ourselves, and even more to the coming generations. : CPP Chairperson Smt. Sonia Gandhi ji at the launch of The Nehru Centre India

It is inevitable that such a monumental figure (Pt. Nehru) will have his life and work analysed and critiqued — and that is indeed as it should be. Although the temptation to divorce him from his times, the challenges he had to face, and to look at him devoid of the historical context in which he functioned has become quite widespread. Yet, while we welcome ongoing analysis of his contributions, what is not acceptable is the systematic attempt being made to denigrate, distort, demean, and defame him. The sole objective of this is not only to diminish him as a personality and undermine his universally recognised role in India's independence struggle and his leadership in the early decades of an independent nation grappling with unprecedented problems, but also to demolish his multifaceted legacy in a crude and self-serving attempt to rewrite history. Analysis is one thing, but deliberate mischief with what he said, what he wrote, and what he did is quite another — and totally unacceptable. And who are the forces that have launched this project? We all know that they have worked for years and years—for decades—and finally, here they are. They belong to an ideology that had no role whatsoever in our freedom movement, that had no role whatsoever in the making of our Constitution. In fact, they even burnt it and were totally against it. It is an ideology that long ago fanned an atmosphere of hate that ultimately led to the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi ji. His killers today continue to be glorified by its adherents. It is an ideology that has consistently rejected the ideals of our founding fathers. It is an ideology with a bigoted and viciously communal outlook. Its approach to nationhood is based on stoking prejudices of all kinds. Let there be no doubt whatsoever that the project to vilify Jawaharlal Nehru ji is the main objective of the ruling establishment today. Their goal is not just to erase him; it is actually to destroy the social, political, and economic foundations on which our nation has been founded and built. The road ahead is not easy. But there is simply no option but for each one of us, individually and collectively, to stand up and confront this project. We not only owe it to the memory of Jawaharlal Nehru ji and his comrades—we owe it to ourselves, and even more to the coming generations. : CPP Chairperson Smt. Sonia Gandhi ji at the launch of The Nehru Centre India

Congress

11,248 views • 7 months ago

‍ ‼️🚨🔵 PRESSER 🔵🚨‼️ 🎙 Xabi Alonso’s First Chelsea Interview – Part 1/2 🌀 Xabi Alonso on settling in at Chelsea 🔵 “Settled in. Good vibes and I am looking forward to it.” 🌀 Xabi on becoming Chelsea manager 💙 “It feels great. It’s a big honour to be part of this great club — one of the best in the world, with great success over the last decades. It’s a big privilege and now I’m looking forward to the challenge.” 🌀 Xabi on the culture he wants at Chelsea 💪 “You can’t hold anything back. Everything is for the team. Hard work is a must. We need to create that culture and it starts here, in the daily process at Cobham.” 🌀 Xabi on Chelsea’s squad potential ⚡ “The potential of the team and squad made me really excited. To find a squad to work with, create a football idea, bring excitement to the stadium and connect with the fans.” 🌀 Xabi’s message to Chelsea supporters 🤝 “We want to share the belief that good things will come if we are together and create this strength and power that the club has. The energy has to come from us, but together we can achieve great things.” 🌀 Xabi on building success 🧠 “Success is a consequence of good work, quality decisions and the good culture we want to build. That’s the beauty of such a complex but exciting process with so many people involved.” 🌀 Xabi on getting the best from everyone 🎯 “It’s always about getting the best out of everyone. Everyone must be committed to the final goal — being the best we can and giving our best. If we share that feeling every day, we can be optimistic about the future.” 🌀 Xabi on Stamford Bridge 🏟️ “I know the energy this stadium has. We need to create that energy and build that bond between all parts of the club.” 🌀 Xabi on what convinced him to join Chelsea 🔥 “The way this team has played and competed at the highest level not so long ago gave me assurance that the potential is there — because of the quality of the players and the football they have played. Now the work is to carry on many of those things and reach a very competitive level.” #CFC | #Chelsea | #Interviews 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram

‍ ‼️🚨🔵 PRESSER 🔵🚨‼️ 🎙 Xabi Alonso’s First Chelsea Interview – Part 1/2 🌀 Xabi Alonso on settling in at Chelsea 🔵 “Settled in. Good vibes and I am looking forward to it.” 🌀 Xabi on becoming Chelsea manager 💙 “It feels great. It’s a big honour to be part of this great club — one of the best in the world, with great success over the last decades. It’s a big privilege and now I’m looking forward to the challenge.” 🌀 Xabi on the culture he wants at Chelsea 💪 “You can’t hold anything back. Everything is for the team. Hard work is a must. We need to create that culture and it starts here, in the daily process at Cobham.” 🌀 Xabi on Chelsea’s squad potential ⚡ “The potential of the team and squad made me really excited. To find a squad to work with, create a football idea, bring excitement to the stadium and connect with the fans.” 🌀 Xabi’s message to Chelsea supporters 🤝 “We want to share the belief that good things will come if we are together and create this strength and power that the club has. The energy has to come from us, but together we can achieve great things.” 🌀 Xabi on building success 🧠 “Success is a consequence of good work, quality decisions and the good culture we want to build. That’s the beauty of such a complex but exciting process with so many people involved.” 🌀 Xabi on getting the best from everyone 🎯 “It’s always about getting the best out of everyone. Everyone must be committed to the final goal — being the best we can and giving our best. If we share that feeling every day, we can be optimistic about the future.” 🌀 Xabi on Stamford Bridge 🏟️ “I know the energy this stadium has. We need to create that energy and build that bond between all parts of the club.” 🌀 Xabi on what convinced him to join Chelsea 🔥 “The way this team has played and competed at the highest level not so long ago gave me assurance that the potential is there — because of the quality of the players and the football they have played. Now the work is to carry on many of those things and reach a very competitive level.” #CFC | #Chelsea | #Interviews 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram

Miki Djan

28,971 views • 7 days ago