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🚨Pep Guardiola on facing Mo Salah through the years and his achievements. 🗣️“Mo Salah is the only player I’ve always advice my players about when facing Liverpool, we speak more often about how we to stop him in a crucial game but that look crazy and impossible to do, he always finds a way to deal with the pressure that comes to him.” “With him showing off his trophy cabinet on the media wasn’t a brag or mockery, I think young players will learn and work hard to achieve what he has in the cabinet, full of glory and respect that every player will love to have in their career.” “The premier league will always remember him as a legend, how he consistently show up in the charts of the league every season, scoring and assisting for his club to win trophies, you don’t see this sacrifices in every player that plays football and that’s the difference between him and others.” One time after a game I told him I wish he was playing for my club and he just smile and shake hands with me.

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Oregon WR Malik Benson is the FASTEST player in the 2026 draft class⚡️ With true game breaking speed, I see him as an excellent deep threat in the NFL or even an All-Pro kick returner. Even with a 4.37 40-yard Dash, he plays even faster than that, and he is absolutely ELECTRIC.

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6’7 Sophomore Wing Ryan Blount is one of the most intriguing longterm prospects in D2. Blount as a true Sophomore is averaging 22/9/4 on 49/43/88 splits against some of the best competition in D2 basketball. Blount’s mix of shooting, finishing, passing, instincts, and off ball ability makes him an extremely valuable player who can impact the game with and without the ball. Blount is one of the best shooters in D2 who’s shooting 43% on 7 attempts a game and his quick jumper and ability to shoot contested makes him a strong shooting threat, he’s also skilled from the mid range and at the rim and is one of the best cutters and drivers in division 2. Blount’s ability to pass on and off the ball makes him extremely unique as well as there’s not a lot of players his age with his ability to pass the ball at his size.

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Gary Lineker 🗣️ On cole palmer & madueke "Cole Palmer is the one I was disappointed about. Madueke has had an okay season and has mostly been second choice behind Saka, but Cole gives England something different. He's a moments player, someone who can change a game in an instant. If you go back 12 months, Palmer was one of the stars of the tournament in America, and the World Cup final will be played on the same ground where he impressed. Sometimes it's horses for courses. Yes, injuries have disrupted his season, but they've come in patches. In the last two or three games, I saw a sharpness in him that hadn't been there before, and it looked like he was finding his form again. That's why his omission is a surprise to me."

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Martez Poynter (6’4 290) Toledo Poynter had a great season in 2025 at Toledo with 6.5 sacks, 34 pressures, a 90.2 pass rush grade, and just an 8.3% missed tackle rate. He consistently gets his hands in passing lines and the quarterbacks line of sight, can split through double teams, and held up well as a run defender. An under-the-radar prospect to keep an eye on this year.

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Teams may be scared off by the age and medicals, but Akheem Mesidor has consistently produced since his true freshman year. When he’s healthy, he’s one of the better pass rushers in this class. If he stays healthy, the team that takes a chance on him will walk away with a steal
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Teams may be scared off by the age and medicals, but Akheem Mesidor has consistently produced since his true freshman year. When he’s healthy, he’s one of the better pass rushers in this class. If he stays healthy, the team that takes a chance on him will walk away with a steal

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20,211 views • 8 months ago