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🚨🚨 “TOTTENHAM OVERPAID FOR TONALI!” Darren Lewis has passionately explained why he believes Spurs paid far too much to secure Sandro Tonali, arguing that modern transfer fees have become increasingly inflated. Tottenham invested a staggering £100million in the Italian midfielder, placing enormous expectations on him to immediately transform Roberto... De Zerbi’s midfield. Lewis questioned whether Tonali’s performances and overall influence genuinely justify such an enormous valuation, particularly after Spurs’ difficult opening matches. While Tonali’s quality is not necessarily in doubt, Lewis believes Tottenham effectively became victims of an inflated market, paying superstar money for a player who must now produce superstar-level performances. #COYS #THFC #Spurs #SpursNewsshow more

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Charles Sam10 days ago

Yet another story about Spurs. This obsession is bordering on insanity now. I suppose the Man City deals for Anderson and Fernandes, or Chelsea for Rogers, etc were priced just right and that’s why they are not being forensically analysed like the Tonali deal.

Gordon Stanners10 days ago

Name a single PL transfer this summer of a player mid contract which wasn't inflated? Shock horror the Spurs obsession continues.

Spurs - its the hope that kills9 days ago

Its so fuckin boring. Yeah its been a poor start but jesus wept its a long seaaon. They lost just one of their first 7 games last season & how did that go. Its gonna take time, but writing experienced players off is utter bull

Iain Burr10 days ago

Unfortunately Spurs are not a Milan team, that is where Tonali wants to be. He is home sick and has said as much in interviews. A very selfish boy, who knew he was going to be banded before he arrived at Newcastle

The Duke of Welly10 days ago

Funny how everyone is suddenly concerned with player valuations and use of transfer budgets the minute spurs splash a bit of cash to upgrade their squad

Pj Mathison10 days ago

Why is he talking about tonalis goals. That’s not his role

Marcus Halford10 days ago

I'll be honest, just gonna start blocking spurs pages that constantly post slander about our club.

SR10 days ago

Yep I strongly believe spurs won’t make it higher than 10th

Kippax10 days ago

Errrr - Does Darren not think the contract situations have any impact of the transfer fees ?

Chris Ferguson 💙10 days ago

He is correct. Do you agree?

Gavin Bloom9 days ago

He’s played three games

Simon Cruddace10 days ago

What does he actually know ???

Onslo9 days ago

Everyone is over paying everyone unless their contract is running down or there’s a clause. That’s how the transfer market works. It’s so boring.

Paul Rushton10 days ago

🤣🤣🤣 thanks Spurs, from all at NUFC 🤣🤣🤣

ignorantfool10 days ago

What have Chelsea arsenal city Utd done for years now Darren’s angry at spurs what a moron

spursy10 days ago

Talk shite again living up to their expectation! 3 games in and Tonali isn’t worth £100m? Perhaps leave this conversation until the end of the season you frauds! 🤷🏼‍♂️

Steve10 days ago

Daren Lewis take on an over inflated transfer market is earth shattering news, we need more of these reports from well respected hacks and pundits. Tell the world you’re an absolute weapon without saying you’re an absolute weapon.

Jeremy9 days ago

I havent seen his entire piece but I wonder if he mentioned arsenal, city and Utd were interested in him, we had to act quickly and secure the transfer so yes they overpaid in inflated market which city drove when they purchased E. Anderson for crazy money. However we overspend.

husky havock10 days ago

Buy someone else ? Or maybe actually use an academy player

we're back fc10 days ago

He's a £70m pound player but who cares other than the lewis family Man city over paid on loads of players when they were reborn under mansour now they're getting elite players for the right price

Mark Finch10 days ago

I’m sure the player feels loads of pressure when his check clears

Pure10 days ago

Bruno G made him look good

Peter Brown9 days ago

Lewis has to be on talk shite cos he's never on sky anymore boring as hell

Mr Wonder -10 days ago

Passionately 😭everyone and their dog knows we overpaid this isn’t new.

Don Datta10 days ago

They were just trying to be Billy big bollox...

Rich10 days ago

I’m not a spurs fan but I will say I think they over paid for all the signings APART from tonali, he is the only one that was worth what they paid

milburn 1810 days ago

I think he was worth every penny

john10 days ago

Are we still talking about this 🥱

Dez McIck10 days ago

Second time spurs have been ripped off by poor old Newcastle united

.10 days ago

Imagine judging a deep lying midfielder on goals

Lads, its Tottenham9 days ago

They love this narrative. I think he’s class and love the fact we managed to sign him. He’s clearly not match fit for whatever reason. But give him a few weeks and he’ll be flying.

Brian Simon10 days ago

So what

H10 days ago

So spurs spend money its a issue man city spend money no issues at all ok talk bullocks at it again

Chaz B9 days ago

But Anderson and an 18 year old from France were value signings

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🚨🎙️Fabrizio Romano: Manchester United want Tchouameni and Alex Scott their ideal choices . Real Madrid refuse exit But united want midfield revolution 🗣️Real Madrid value Manchester United target Tchouameni at roughly £75M. Manchester United are interested to bring the French international to old trafford with personal said not to be a problem after missing out on Fernandes. [Nathan Salt] 🇫🇷 🗣️ Aurelien Tchouameni remains an unlikely deal despite mixed messages from Madrid. United would be interested if the France international became available, but so far, there has been no signal that he will be on the market this summer. [Tyrone Marshall] 🗣️ united also have Aurelien Tchouaméni , Alex Scott and Carlos Baleba on their list, and Spurs and Manchester City target Sandro Tonali is appreciated. Cost of deal would need to drop for #MUFC to proceed. 🗣️ Man Utd have been focusing on players who can play as a 6 and an 8 with physical attributes to cover the pitch in the Premier League. This hints at #mufc and Carrick wanting a midfield that is technical and physical. There is a view at Old Trafford that Alex Scott ticks both boxes. [@TyMarshall_ME

🚨🎙️Fabrizio Romano: Manchester United want Tchouameni and Alex Scott their ideal choices . Real Madrid refuse exit But united want midfield revolution 🗣️Real Madrid value Manchester United target Tchouameni at roughly £75M. Manchester United are interested to bring the French international to old trafford with personal said not to be a problem after missing out on Fernandes. [Nathan Salt] 🇫🇷 🗣️ Aurelien Tchouameni remains an unlikely deal despite mixed messages from Madrid. United would be interested if the France international became available, but so far, there has been no signal that he will be on the market this summer. [Tyrone Marshall] 🗣️ united also have Aurelien Tchouaméni , Alex Scott and Carlos Baleba on their list, and Spurs and Manchester City target Sandro Tonali is appreciated. Cost of deal would need to drop for #MUFC to proceed. 🗣️ Man Utd have been focusing on players who can play as a 6 and an 8 with physical attributes to cover the pitch in the Premier League. This hints at #mufc and Carrick wanting a midfield that is technical and physical. There is a view at Old Trafford that Alex Scott ticks both boxes. [@TyMarshall_ME

Hk🐐🇵🇹🇯🇵

139,222 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Dimitar Berbatov slams Elliot Anderson’s reported £100M valuation amid Man United interest: 🗣️ “I’ve heard Manchester United are looking at Elliot Anderson and I can understand the interest. He’s energetic, technically good, works hard and has shown real personality in the Premier League. But £100 million? Come on. That price is absolutely crazy. We are talking about a talented young midfielder, not a player who has dominated football for five or six years. This is what is wrong with the modern transfer market. Every time a young English-based player has a good season, the price doubles overnight. I like Anderson, I really do. I think he has the qualities to play for a club like Manchester United. He has intensity, confidence and looks like someone who enjoys responsibility. But there is a huge difference between being a good player and being a £100 million player. Manchester United have made mistakes before by overpaying for potential. If the club believes in him, fine. But paying anything close to £100 million would be madness. For that kind of money, you should be buying one of the best midfielders in world football, not a player who is still proving himself.” {Source:TNT Sports }

🚨 Dimitar Berbatov slams Elliot Anderson’s reported £100M valuation amid Man United interest: 🗣️ “I’ve heard Manchester United are looking at Elliot Anderson and I can understand the interest. He’s energetic, technically good, works hard and has shown real personality in the Premier League. But £100 million? Come on. That price is absolutely crazy. We are talking about a talented young midfielder, not a player who has dominated football for five or six years. This is what is wrong with the modern transfer market. Every time a young English-based player has a good season, the price doubles overnight. I like Anderson, I really do. I think he has the qualities to play for a club like Manchester United. He has intensity, confidence and looks like someone who enjoys responsibility. But there is a huge difference between being a good player and being a £100 million player. Manchester United have made mistakes before by overpaying for potential. If the club believes in him, fine. But paying anything close to £100 million would be madness. For that kind of money, you should be buying one of the best midfielders in world football, not a player who is still proving himself.” {Source:TNT Sports }

Man United Fan Club

38,410 views • 3 months ago

🚨David Ornstein on Manchester United’s position regarding Marcus Rashford and Mateus Fernandes: 🗣️ “Manchester United’s stance on Marcus Rashford remains unchanged. The club is open to listening to offers and there is a growing feeling internally that a permanent separation would be the best outcome for all parties. While Rashford remains a player of significant quality, United’s focus is on building a new project and reshaping the squad. Regarding Mateus Fernandes, Manchester United appreciate the player’s talent and potential. However, the club does not currently believe the reported valuation represents good value in the market. United’s recruitment team views Fernandes as a promising midfielder with a bright future, but there is caution about committing such a substantial fee. If West Ham fail to lower their asking price, Manchester United are prepared to move on and pursue alternative targets. The club has a number of midfielders on its shortlist and does not intend to become involved in a prolonged transfer saga. Among the names being considered are Sandro Tonali, Carlos Baleba, Elliot Anderson, Ederson and Aurélien Tchouaméni. United believe those players offer different qualities but are all capable of strengthening the midfield immediately. The priority remains signing a midfielder who can bring athleticism, control, defensive security and leadership to the team. As things stand, Fernandes remains admired, but Manchester United will not hesitate to explore other options if they feel the financial demands do not align with the player’s current market value.” {Sky News }

🚨David Ornstein on Manchester United’s position regarding Marcus Rashford and Mateus Fernandes: 🗣️ “Manchester United’s stance on Marcus Rashford remains unchanged. The club is open to listening to offers and there is a growing feeling internally that a permanent separation would be the best outcome for all parties. While Rashford remains a player of significant quality, United’s focus is on building a new project and reshaping the squad. Regarding Mateus Fernandes, Manchester United appreciate the player’s talent and potential. However, the club does not currently believe the reported valuation represents good value in the market. United’s recruitment team views Fernandes as a promising midfielder with a bright future, but there is caution about committing such a substantial fee. If West Ham fail to lower their asking price, Manchester United are prepared to move on and pursue alternative targets. The club has a number of midfielders on its shortlist and does not intend to become involved in a prolonged transfer saga. Among the names being considered are Sandro Tonali, Carlos Baleba, Elliot Anderson, Ederson and Aurélien Tchouaméni. United believe those players offer different qualities but are all capable of strengthening the midfield immediately. The priority remains signing a midfielder who can bring athleticism, control, defensive security and leadership to the team. As things stand, Fernandes remains admired, but Manchester United will not hesitate to explore other options if they feel the financial demands do not align with the player’s current market value.” {Sky News }

SethOfficial🇵🇹

179,636 views • 3 months ago

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

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

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🚨Thierry Henry on Myles Lewis-Skelly being offered to Manchester United and Chelsea, with Arsenal reportedly open to selling. 🗣️“I’m going to say this slowly so it sinks in. Myles Lewis-Skelly is not some promising kid you’re allowed to sell because the books look tidy. He is already a first-team player who understands the most important thing in modern football: how to control space with and without the ball. And Arsenal are seriously considering opening the door to Manchester United and Chelsea after fresh contact following Bruno Guimarães’ arrival? That is not squad planning. That is self-sabotage dressed up as business. Let me break down exactly what you’re looking at. Tactically, Lewis-Skelly is the prototype inverted full-back that every elite coach wants. He doesn’t just bomb up and down the line like a traditional left-back. He steps inside, receives between the lines, progresses the ball under pressure, and still has the recovery speed to shut down transitions. At Arsenal he already slots perfectly into Arteta’s system, the same system that demands full-backs who can become temporary midfielders when the team builds. He gives them numerical superiority in the middle without sacrificing width. That is rare. That is valuable. That is not something you replace with a random signing in January. Now imagine that same profile landing at either Manchester United or Chelsea right after Bruno Guimarães walks through the door. Bruno dominates the middle. He dictates tempo, he wins duels, he connects phases. Suddenly you drop Lewis-Skelly next to him and you have a left-sided player who can receive from Bruno, carry into the final third, or invert and create overloads. United get a modern left-back who can finally progress the ball instead of just surviving. Chelsea get another high-ceiling, high-work-rate piece that fits their rotation and development model perfectly. Both clubs win. Immediately. Not in three years. Now. And Arsenal? They will tell themselves they have depth. They will say they can replace him. That is the same language every club uses right before they watch a homegrown talent become a problem for them every single season. You develop a boy who already starts, who already understands the intensity of the Premier League, who already has the composure most 24-year-olds are still chasing, and you sell him because two big clubs made a fresh call after Bruno arrived? That is not smart. That is weak. I’ve seen this exact movie too many times. The club that sells the kid who ‘isn’t quite ready yet’ spends the next four years trying to buy a worse version of him for three times the money. The club that buys him gets a foundation player who grows into a monster in front of their fans. Lewis-Skelly is not a squad option. He is a future cornerstone who is already delivering. Sell him and you are not cashing in on potential. You are selling a player who is already solving problems on the pitch. Arsenal fans should be furious at the very idea. United and Chelsea are not circling because they are bored. They are circling because they see what Arsenal risk throwing away. Fresh contact after Bruno’s arrival is not coincidence. It is opportunistic. They smell hesitation. Keep the boy. Let him grow into the player who makes left-backs across the league look ordinary. Because the second you open that door, one of those two clubs is walking through it with a smile, and Arsenal will spend years explaining why the left side never felt the same again. Do not do it. This one will hurt.”

Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚

243,722 views • 1 month ago

This hypocritical, biased dumbass literally said it’s not Rashford’s fault and that all the blame should be on the #MUFC management for trying to reintegrate him into the team. And the most annoying part? His followers will still sit there defending this nonsense. How can someone be this determined to hate the club that literally feeds his platform? How is none of this Rashford’s fault? He didn’t want to play for Manchester United. He wanted to leave. He literally said he wanted a “new challenge.” His performances before he left were pathetic. £325k a week and he couldn’t even be bothered to run half the time. One genuinely great season for us, and outside of that, he has been incredibly inconsistent. He thought he was a superstar who would simply walk into any top club in Europe. The #mufc management reportedly wanted just £28m for him, in a summer where Anthony Gordon is being valued at almost £80m, and somehow you’re STILL blaming the management? Is it the management that told Barcelona not to see value in Rashford? Is it the management that stopped other top clubs from deciding he wasn’t worth the money or wages? Rashford literally made it clear he didn’t want Turkey or Saudi Arabia. He wanted a top European club. Fine. But no top club came for him. So what exactly do you expect Manchester United to do? Tear up his contract? Give him away for free? Pay a huge portion of his wages while he plays for someone else? Keep bending over backwards for a player who has already made it clear he wants out? I don’t blame the board for refusing to bend over backwards for Barcelona. They spent £100m on wingers and were willing to spend around £150m on Álvarez. If they don’t see Rashford as worth the money, that’s their decision. But this whole “the board should have handled it better” argument is ridiculous. How much better could they realistically have handled it? They put a £28m price tag on him. That is not some outrageous valuation. They tried to sell him. No club came forward with the money. Rashford didn’t want to go to certain leagues. His wages are enormous. What exactly do you genuinely want the club to do? Loan him out, let another club use him, AND have Manchester United continue paying part of his £325k-a-week wages while we’re trying to rebuild the squad? And then Mark is talking about PR. What exactly do you expect Manchester United to announce? “Rashford is under contract, but we don’t want him here”? Of course they’re not going to publicly humiliate a player who is still their employee. At some point, you have to stop bending reality just to blame the club. Even thinking Rashford is one of the reason they are not giving big contracts anymore! Mark has genuinely become one of the dumbest football commentators I’ve ever seen. And the fact that people will still bend themselves into pretzels defending this take is what gets me. And not like I won’t back Rashford, he’s our player now, and we will give him the support until he’s not. That what a real fan do not crying everyday on livestream #transfer #blockmarkgoldbride #manunited

This hypocritical, biased dumbass literally said it’s not Rashford’s fault and that all the blame should be on the #MUFC management for trying to reintegrate him into the team. And the most annoying part? His followers will still sit there defending this nonsense. How can someone be this determined to hate the club that literally feeds his platform? How is none of this Rashford’s fault? He didn’t want to play for Manchester United. He wanted to leave. He literally said he wanted a “new challenge.” His performances before he left were pathetic. £325k a week and he couldn’t even be bothered to run half the time. One genuinely great season for us, and outside of that, he has been incredibly inconsistent. He thought he was a superstar who would simply walk into any top club in Europe. The #mufc management reportedly wanted just £28m for him, in a summer where Anthony Gordon is being valued at almost £80m, and somehow you’re STILL blaming the management? Is it the management that told Barcelona not to see value in Rashford? Is it the management that stopped other top clubs from deciding he wasn’t worth the money or wages? Rashford literally made it clear he didn’t want Turkey or Saudi Arabia. He wanted a top European club. Fine. But no top club came for him. So what exactly do you expect Manchester United to do? Tear up his contract? Give him away for free? Pay a huge portion of his wages while he plays for someone else? Keep bending over backwards for a player who has already made it clear he wants out? I don’t blame the board for refusing to bend over backwards for Barcelona. They spent £100m on wingers and were willing to spend around £150m on Álvarez. If they don’t see Rashford as worth the money, that’s their decision. But this whole “the board should have handled it better” argument is ridiculous. How much better could they realistically have handled it? They put a £28m price tag on him. That is not some outrageous valuation. They tried to sell him. No club came forward with the money. Rashford didn’t want to go to certain leagues. His wages are enormous. What exactly do you genuinely want the club to do? Loan him out, let another club use him, AND have Manchester United continue paying part of his £325k-a-week wages while we’re trying to rebuild the squad? And then Mark is talking about PR. What exactly do you expect Manchester United to announce? “Rashford is under contract, but we don’t want him here”? Of course they’re not going to publicly humiliate a player who is still their employee. At some point, you have to stop bending reality just to blame the club. Even thinking Rashford is one of the reason they are not giving big contracts anymore! Mark has genuinely become one of the dumbest football commentators I’ve ever seen. And the fact that people will still bend themselves into pretzels defending this take is what gets me. And not like I won’t back Rashford, he’s our player now, and we will give him the support until he’s not. That what a real fan do not crying everyday on livestream #transfer #blockmarkgoldbride #manunited

UTD_IYES

15,739 views • 1 month ago

This eerie 10-minute sequence in "Cape Fear" (1991), where Robert De Niro's 'Max Cady' tricks Juliette Lewis' 'Danielle' into meeting with him at the high school is what convinced Martin Scorsese to do the movie. He considers it "the crux" of the entire film and said, “It was the scene that made me make the movie. I realized if I can pull off that scene, with the actors and the writer, it'd be great." De Niro explained that he wanted Max Cady to have the ability perform Charles Manson-like “mind trips” on his victims. So, he felt the necessity to have this scene. Lewis said, "When [the scene] was over, it was like I had to come down. I just went straight to [De Niro] and said, 'God, that was fun.'” The sequence became one of the film's most talked-about moments and helped Lewis nab an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. When Spielberg and De Niro were trying to convince Scorsese to direct the picture over dinner, he rejected it as he "didn't want to get involved in remakes. It's a really difficult thing to do, especially if [the original film] is a good picture.” To convince him somehow, Spielberg said to him, "Listen, if you don't like the script, you can rewrite it." Scorsese, who was suffering from fatigue after post-production work on "Goodfellas" (1990) jokingly said that he had forgotten about that part (Screenwriting) of the process. Martin Scorsese said high-energy chase sequences like this weren’t in his filmmaking wheelhouse, and he praised Spielberg for doing scenes like that “so beautifully,” while claiming his approach would have “become a cliche. I couldn't even bring myself to think about doing that sort of thing.” There wasn't any preparation for the scene. It was done in one take. About filming the scene, Scorsese said, "We froze and it was like magic." ("'Cape Fear' at 30: Why Martin Scorsese Needed Convincing to Direct Iconic Thriller (Flashback)", Joe Bergren, ET, 2021)

This eerie 10-minute sequence in "Cape Fear" (1991), where Robert De Niro's 'Max Cady' tricks Juliette Lewis' 'Danielle' into meeting with him at the high school is what convinced Martin Scorsese to do the movie. He considers it "the crux" of the entire film and said, “It was the scene that made me make the movie. I realized if I can pull off that scene, with the actors and the writer, it'd be great." De Niro explained that he wanted Max Cady to have the ability perform Charles Manson-like “mind trips” on his victims. So, he felt the necessity to have this scene. Lewis said, "When [the scene] was over, it was like I had to come down. I just went straight to [De Niro] and said, 'God, that was fun.'” The sequence became one of the film's most talked-about moments and helped Lewis nab an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. When Spielberg and De Niro were trying to convince Scorsese to direct the picture over dinner, he rejected it as he "didn't want to get involved in remakes. It's a really difficult thing to do, especially if [the original film] is a good picture.” To convince him somehow, Spielberg said to him, "Listen, if you don't like the script, you can rewrite it." Scorsese, who was suffering from fatigue after post-production work on "Goodfellas" (1990) jokingly said that he had forgotten about that part (Screenwriting) of the process. Martin Scorsese said high-energy chase sequences like this weren’t in his filmmaking wheelhouse, and he praised Spielberg for doing scenes like that “so beautifully,” while claiming his approach would have “become a cliche. I couldn't even bring myself to think about doing that sort of thing.” There wasn't any preparation for the scene. It was done in one take. About filming the scene, Scorsese said, "We froze and it was like magic." ("'Cape Fear' at 30: Why Martin Scorsese Needed Convincing to Direct Iconic Thriller (Flashback)", Joe Bergren, ET, 2021)

DepressedBergman

148,153 views • 2 months ago

🚨Luis de la Fuente was asked on the Ballon d’Or race between Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal and Rodri. 🎙️ Reporter: “Luis, there’s growing debate about the Ballon d’Or. Some believe Lionel Messi deserves it after leading Argentina at the World Cup, while others believe Lamine Yamal or Rodri should win. What’s your view?” 🗣️ Luis de la Fuente: “For me, giving the Ballon d’Or to Lionel Messi based only on the World Cup would be unfair to what other players have achieved over the entire season. “Messi has had an outstanding World Cup, and nobody can deny his influence for Argentina. But the Ballon d’Or has always been about evaluating a player’s performances across the season, not just one tournament. “When I look at Lamine Yamal, I see a player who has performed consistently at the highest level. He competed in the Champions League, won La Liga, lifted multiple trophies with his club, and also won the European Championship. That is an exceptional season. “Then you have Rodri, who has been one of the most complete and consistent midfielders in world football. His influence every week for club and country has been enormous. “If you ask me who deserves the Ballon d’Or, I believe the discussion should be between Lamine Yamal and Rodri. They have delivered across an entire campaign in different competitions. “Lionel Messi will always be one of the greatest players in football history, and what he’s doing at his age deserves enormous respect. But if we’re judging this award on the full season, my opinion is that Lamine Yamal and Rodri have stronger cases.”

🚨Luis de la Fuente was asked on the Ballon d’Or race between Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal and Rodri. 🎙️ Reporter: “Luis, there’s growing debate about the Ballon d’Or. Some believe Lionel Messi deserves it after leading Argentina at the World Cup, while others believe Lamine Yamal or Rodri should win. What’s your view?” 🗣️ Luis de la Fuente: “For me, giving the Ballon d’Or to Lionel Messi based only on the World Cup would be unfair to what other players have achieved over the entire season. “Messi has had an outstanding World Cup, and nobody can deny his influence for Argentina. But the Ballon d’Or has always been about evaluating a player’s performances across the season, not just one tournament. “When I look at Lamine Yamal, I see a player who has performed consistently at the highest level. He competed in the Champions League, won La Liga, lifted multiple trophies with his club, and also won the European Championship. That is an exceptional season. “Then you have Rodri, who has been one of the most complete and consistent midfielders in world football. His influence every week for club and country has been enormous. “If you ask me who deserves the Ballon d’Or, I believe the discussion should be between Lamine Yamal and Rodri. They have delivered across an entire campaign in different competitions. “Lionel Messi will always be one of the greatest players in football history, and what he’s doing at his age deserves enormous respect. But if we’re judging this award on the full season, my opinion is that Lamine Yamal and Rodri have stronger cases.”

SethOfficial

62,256 views • 2 months ago