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🛑🗣️📢 | “Where Was Your Zidane?” — Jamie Carragher Challenges Scholes Over His Previous Kobbie Mainoo Praises. Jamie Carragher: 🗣️| “Scholesy, you told us Kobbie Mainoo was the closest thing to Zinedine Zidane. So explain this to me—if he’s that special, how couldn’t he force his way into this...

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🚨 Pep Guardiola on watching Kobbie Mainoo against Ipswich town: 🗣️ Pep: “Kobbie is an exceptional, exceptional player. Against Ipswich, you could see he was free, he wanted the ball, he controlled the game, and most importantly, he enjoyed playing football” “For a long time, he was misprofiled by Rúben Amorim and asked to be a player he is not. Because of that, people started to look down on him. No, no, no. That was a big mistake.” “When you understand Kobbie and allow him to play his game, you see the quality. The intelligence, the personality, the calmness. You see everything” “When i was at Manchester City we watched him when he was very young in the academy, before he committed his future to Manchester United. He had exactly the profile we admired at Manchester City” “For me, Kobbie Mainoo starts for any club in the world. Any club. I’m sorry, but it’s the truth.”

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Dimitar Berbatov on Kobbie Mainoo being left on the bench again for England’s FIFA World Cup semi-final against Argentina. 🗣️ “I honestly cannot understand this anymore. It’s becoming embarrassing. If you’re not prepared to trust Kobbie Mainoo with even one single minute at a World Cup, then why did you bring him in the first place? What exactly was the point? He’s spent the entire tournament watching football instead of playing it, and that’s a complete waste of one of England’s brightest young talents.” “Managers always talk about believing in young players, but words mean absolutely nothing when your actions say the opposite. Mainoo has trained every day, stayed professional, waited patiently and still hasn’t been rewarded with a single minute. That’s incredibly harsh and, in my opinion, completely disrespectful to a player who has done nothing wrong.” “You don’t build confidence by making a player sit on the bench for an entire World Cup. You build confidence by trusting him when the team needs energy, composure and fresh ideas. Instead, England have treated one of their most gifted midfielders like he doesn’t even exist.” “If the coaching staff never believed he was capable of helping this team, then they should have left him at home and given his place to someone else. At least that player would have understood the situation. Taking Mainoo to the World Cup just to let him collect splinters on the bench is impossible to defend.” “And if England don’t reach the final, don’t be surprised when people start questioning every decision. Because leaving a midfielder with Kobbie Mainoo’s talent without a single appearance throughout the entire tournament is the kind of decision that follows a manager for years. It’s difficult to explain, impossible to justify and incredibly unfair on the player.”

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🚨🎙️ Fabrizio Romano on Kobbie Mainoo: “Talking about Manchester United, I wanted to mention how HAPPY everyone at the club is with Kobbie Mainoo. It’s about Michael Carrick. It’s about the club. In less than one year, basically eight or nine months, EVERYTHING has changed around Kobbie. Remember, in the January window, before Ruben Amorim was fired by Manchester United, Kobbie was almost going on loan to Napoli. The deal was really concrete and very advanced. Then United changed manager. Michael Carrick arrived and Mainoo immediately became a CRUCIAL part of the project. Now, United are delighted with Kobbie. He signed a new deal, he’s considered a big part of the present and future project, and the player is also very happy. So life has completely changed around Kobbie Mainoo, and at the club they’re convinced this was a really smart move. One of the crucial things Michael Carrick did wasn’t just about the results or what he achieved during his six months as interim coach and then permanent coach — it was how he managed the Kobbie Mainoo situation. That was SUPER appreciated by the club, and even more so now as Kobbie is doing very, very well.” #MUFC
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🚨🎙️ Fabrizio Romano on Kobbie Mainoo: “Talking about Manchester United, I wanted to mention how HAPPY everyone at the club is with Kobbie Mainoo. It’s about Michael Carrick. It’s about the club. In less than one year, basically eight or nine months, EVERYTHING has changed around Kobbie. Remember, in the January window, before Ruben Amorim was fired by Manchester United, Kobbie was almost going on loan to Napoli. The deal was really concrete and very advanced. Then United changed manager. Michael Carrick arrived and Mainoo immediately became a CRUCIAL part of the project. Now, United are delighted with Kobbie. He signed a new deal, he’s considered a big part of the present and future project, and the player is also very happy. So life has completely changed around Kobbie Mainoo, and at the club they’re convinced this was a really smart move. One of the crucial things Michael Carrick did wasn’t just about the results or what he achieved during his six months as interim coach and then permanent coach — it was how he managed the Kobbie Mainoo situation. That was SUPER appreciated by the club, and even more so now as Kobbie is doing very, very well.” #MUFC

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🚨 ⚠️ Michael Carrick (fictional)🎙️: When Michael Carrick was asked about Kobbie Mainoo’s World Cup treatment after England’s elimination; “I’m disappointed for England, of course. But more than anything, my heart breaks for Kobbie Mainoo.” “I watched young players across this tournament get their chance. Some started, some came off the bench, some made mistakes, and some produced moments they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. That’s what a World Cup is for ; it’s where the next generation is born.” “Then I look at Kobbie… a player who proved himself week after week for Manchester United last season. When I took over, he never asked for anything. He earned every minute with maturity, courage and unbelievable consistency. Yet somehow, he leaves the World Cup without playing a single minute.” “That doesn’t sit right with me.” “The Panama game was the perfect opportunity. England were in control, qualification wasn’t under threat, and there was a chance to reward a young player who had worked his whole life for that moment. If you couldn’t trust him then, when exactly were you planning to?” “People keep saying, ‘He’s still young.’ Exactly. That’s why you play him. Young players don’t wake up one day with World Cup experience—they gain it because a manager has the courage to trust them.” “Instead, Kobbie spent the tournament warming up, sitting back down, warming up again… I think he covered more distance jogging along the touchline than some midfielders did on the pitch.” (smiles) “I know Kobbie. This will hurt him. It’ll stay with him. But knowing the character he is, he’ll turn that pain into something special.” “One thing I can promise you is this: he’ll come back to Manchester United hungrier than ever, and he won’t need anyone’s permission to remind the football world how good he is. Sometimes the players you leave on the bench become the players you spend years trying to stop.”
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🚨 ⚠️ Michael Carrick (fictional)🎙️: When Michael Carrick was asked about Kobbie Mainoo’s World Cup treatment after England’s elimination; “I’m disappointed for England, of course. But more than anything, my heart breaks for Kobbie Mainoo.” “I watched young players across this tournament get their chance. Some started, some came off the bench, some made mistakes, and some produced moments they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. That’s what a World Cup is for ; it’s where the next generation is born.” “Then I look at Kobbie… a player who proved himself week after week for Manchester United last season. When I took over, he never asked for anything. He earned every minute with maturity, courage and unbelievable consistency. Yet somehow, he leaves the World Cup without playing a single minute.” “That doesn’t sit right with me.” “The Panama game was the perfect opportunity. England were in control, qualification wasn’t under threat, and there was a chance to reward a young player who had worked his whole life for that moment. If you couldn’t trust him then, when exactly were you planning to?” “People keep saying, ‘He’s still young.’ Exactly. That’s why you play him. Young players don’t wake up one day with World Cup experience—they gain it because a manager has the courage to trust them.” “Instead, Kobbie spent the tournament warming up, sitting back down, warming up again… I think he covered more distance jogging along the touchline than some midfielders did on the pitch.” (smiles) “I know Kobbie. This will hurt him. It’ll stay with him. But knowing the character he is, he’ll turn that pain into something special.” “One thing I can promise you is this: he’ll come back to Manchester United hungrier than ever, and he won’t need anyone’s permission to remind the football world how good he is. Sometimes the players you leave on the bench become the players you spend years trying to stop.”

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Connor Humm

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🚨Gary Neville on Jude Bellingham’s match-winning performance against France. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gary, Jude Bellingham came off the bench and scored the winning goal. What did you make of his performance?” 🗣️ Gary Neville: “He’s a player you simply cannot take your eyes off. Every time he steps onto a football pitch, something happens. “I’ll be honest, I’m still disappointed Manchester United missed the chance to sign him when they had the opportunity. Players like Jude don’t come around very often. “He came on around the 70th minute, took the game by the scruff of the neck and scored the winning goal. That’s what world-class players do—they change matches. “What amazes me is that he’s a midfielder. How do you explain it? He arrives in the box like a top-class striker, finishes with the composure of a centre-forward and still gives you everything defensively. “He doesn’t wait for the game to come to him—he goes and takes control of it. That’s a rare mentality. “When England needed someone to calm things down and deliver a decisive moment, Jude was the one who stood up. That’s leadership, and you can’t teach it. “He’s got everything. The physicality, the technique, the intelligence, the timing of his runs and the personality to perform under pressure. He plays with the confidence of someone who’s been doing this for 15 years. “For me, he’s one of the most complete midfielders in world football. Players like him don’t just win matches—they define generations. England are incredibly fortunate to have him.”
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🚨Gary Neville on Jude Bellingham’s match-winning performance against France. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gary, Jude Bellingham came off the bench and scored the winning goal. What did you make of his performance?” 🗣️ Gary Neville: “He’s a player you simply cannot take your eyes off. Every time he steps onto a football pitch, something happens. “I’ll be honest, I’m still disappointed Manchester United missed the chance to sign him when they had the opportunity. Players like Jude don’t come around very often. “He came on around the 70th minute, took the game by the scruff of the neck and scored the winning goal. That’s what world-class players do—they change matches. “What amazes me is that he’s a midfielder. How do you explain it? He arrives in the box like a top-class striker, finishes with the composure of a centre-forward and still gives you everything defensively. “He doesn’t wait for the game to come to him—he goes and takes control of it. That’s a rare mentality. “When England needed someone to calm things down and deliver a decisive moment, Jude was the one who stood up. That’s leadership, and you can’t teach it. “He’s got everything. The physicality, the technique, the intelligence, the timing of his runs and the personality to perform under pressure. He plays with the confidence of someone who’s been doing this for 15 years. “For me, he’s one of the most complete midfielders in world football. Players like him don’t just win matches—they define generations. England are incredibly fortunate to have him.”

SethOfficial

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🚨David Raya when ask about Alisson. Reporter🗣️: who do you think is the best Goalkeeper in the English Premier League.? David Raya🗣️: Alisson is just the 1v1’s, he saves everything, I dont know how he does that, he saves every single one on one. Reporter🗣️: do you watch it try not to imitate it, but try and learn from it and try to see if you can use it in the games.? David Raya🗣️: Yeah of course, you have to have an open mind to see how can he be so good in 1v1’s what he does is weird because he’s always so close to the ball when sometimes you don’t have that time to get close to the ball and you have to be set and then react but he reads those situations.” “Maybe the (striker) pass or maybe he’s driving the ball and then the last touch is a bit heavy so he’s on top there, the way he reads things is incredible in those situations.” Reporter: does he smells it.? David Raya🗣️: “yeah, yea of course he’s a top goalkeeper in the world for so many years and the quality he has, the experience and that’s those things that gives you the extra edge to use to make 1v1 save.”
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🚨David Raya when ask about Alisson. Reporter🗣️: who do you think is the best Goalkeeper in the English Premier League.? David Raya🗣️: Alisson is just the 1v1’s, he saves everything, I dont know how he does that, he saves every single one on one. Reporter🗣️: do you watch it try not to imitate it, but try and learn from it and try to see if you can use it in the games.? David Raya🗣️: Yeah of course, you have to have an open mind to see how can he be so good in 1v1’s what he does is weird because he’s always so close to the ball when sometimes you don’t have that time to get close to the ball and you have to be set and then react but he reads those situations.” “Maybe the (striker) pass or maybe he’s driving the ball and then the last touch is a bit heavy so he’s on top there, the way he reads things is incredible in those situations.” Reporter: does he smells it.? David Raya🗣️: “yeah, yea of course he’s a top goalkeeper in the world for so many years and the quality he has, the experience and that’s those things that gives you the extra edge to use to make 1v1 save.”

Inside Reality Football

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Paul Scholes shuts down the debate: Xavi, Iniesta & Busquets are the greatest midfield he’s ever seen. Gareth: “You mentioned Xavi and Iniesta, but at that level, you can see they’re amazing players, but for you playing against them, what was it that they were doing? You just think these people are different class. Did they never give you time to tackle them? Do you know what I mean?” Paul Scholes: “they never gave you time to tackle them. They always know where everyone is on the pitch and they know where the opposition are. So you think you can get to them, before you know it, it’s gone. And all of a sudden, you’re just running around in circles and circles. I think Xavi and Iniesta, I think they were different players. Xavi was amazing at controlling a game. You can’t rule Busquets out of that as well. He probably doesn’t get the credit he deserves because the three of them were sensational. Iniesta was a little bit different because he could go past people.” Jamie Carragher: “Do you think, as a not individual as a, well, not a quartet, a midfield, do you think there’s ever been a better midfield than Busquets, Xavi and Iniesta?” Adam: “Beckham, Keane, Scholes, Giggs. There’s one.” Paul Scholes: “No.” Jamie Carragher: “No, I think that’s the best I’ve ever seen.” Paul Scholes: “I’m trying to think about Real Madrid. Did they have a midfield with Redondo? Makélélé as well was in that for a bit, with Zidane and Figo.” Jamie Carragher: “Well, you had Casemiro, you had Kroos and you had Modrić. I think I’d still go Barcelona.” Paul Scholes: “I think the Barcelona one’s better than that.” Adam: “Yeah. They made you feel… I remember, obviously, you played in the final in ’09, ’11, but just watching them games, it just… We were a great team as well. I think arguably the greatest Fergie team, but just watching them just pass us to death… painful, yeah. It did make me cry.”
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Paul Scholes shuts down the debate: Xavi, Iniesta & Busquets are the greatest midfield he’s ever seen. Gareth: “You mentioned Xavi and Iniesta, but at that level, you can see they’re amazing players, but for you playing against them, what was it that they were doing? You just think these people are different class. Did they never give you time to tackle them? Do you know what I mean?” Paul Scholes: “they never gave you time to tackle them. They always know where everyone is on the pitch and they know where the opposition are. So you think you can get to them, before you know it, it’s gone. And all of a sudden, you’re just running around in circles and circles. I think Xavi and Iniesta, I think they were different players. Xavi was amazing at controlling a game. You can’t rule Busquets out of that as well. He probably doesn’t get the credit he deserves because the three of them were sensational. Iniesta was a little bit different because he could go past people.” Jamie Carragher: “Do you think, as a not individual as a, well, not a quartet, a midfield, do you think there’s ever been a better midfield than Busquets, Xavi and Iniesta?” Adam: “Beckham, Keane, Scholes, Giggs. There’s one.” Paul Scholes: “No.” Jamie Carragher: “No, I think that’s the best I’ve ever seen.” Paul Scholes: “I’m trying to think about Real Madrid. Did they have a midfield with Redondo? Makélélé as well was in that for a bit, with Zidane and Figo.” Jamie Carragher: “Well, you had Casemiro, you had Kroos and you had Modrić. I think I’d still go Barcelona.” Paul Scholes: “I think the Barcelona one’s better than that.” Adam: “Yeah. They made you feel… I remember, obviously, you played in the final in ’09, ’11, but just watching them games, it just… We were a great team as well. I think arguably the greatest Fergie team, but just watching them just pass us to death… painful, yeah. It did make me cry.”

M 🇦🇷🧉

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🗣️ Thiago Alcantara talking about Kobbie Mainoo: “ I love him. I would play him as a 8 because he is capable to defend, to be aggressive. He is able to dribble, to arrive in the box to score goals so you are an 8.” “ The way he behaves on a pitch you couldn’t leave him like a number 10 like they are pressing the defenders or you have to leave him in the middle as a number 8 knowing that there’s someone behind him kicking someone because if he gets him the ball he will give it and progress with the ball and arrive in the box” Tuchel still chose not to give him any minutes 💔
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🗣️ Thiago Alcantara talking about Kobbie Mainoo: “ I love him. I would play him as a 8 because he is capable to defend, to be aggressive. He is able to dribble, to arrive in the box to score goals so you are an 8.” “ The way he behaves on a pitch you couldn’t leave him like a number 10 like they are pressing the defenders or you have to leave him in the middle as a number 8 knowing that there’s someone behind him kicking someone because if he gets him the ball he will give it and progress with the ball and arrive in the box” Tuchel still chose not to give him any minutes 💔

United Till 90

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🗣️ Alexis Mac Allister on Mohamed Salah “I can only smile when you speak about him. He’s a really good lad. He gave EVERYTHING.”  “He’s one of our leaders, not just by talking, but by the way he goes into football, how professional he is. For us, he’s an example, he’s a leader.”  “Of course I’m sad that we’re going to lose him, but that’s football and I cannot maybe speak about his situation because it’s something between him and the club.” “But as I said it’s sad to lose him, he’s a really important player for us and we can only enjoy these few games with him.” “Hopefully he can receive the farewell he deserves.”
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🗣️ Alexis Mac Allister on Mohamed Salah “I can only smile when you speak about him. He’s a really good lad. He gave EVERYTHING.”  “He’s one of our leaders, not just by talking, but by the way he goes into football, how professional he is. For us, he’s an example, he’s a leader.”  “Of course I’m sad that we’re going to lose him, but that’s football and I cannot maybe speak about his situation because it’s something between him and the club.” “But as I said it’s sad to lose him, he’s a really important player for us and we can only enjoy these few games with him.” “Hopefully he can receive the farewell he deserves.”

Salah Updates #WorldCup

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🚨🔵 For those of you saying Valentín Barco can’t survive the physicality of the Premier League, this is him against Crystal Palace. 👀🔵 Look at the way he handles himself. He’s not hiding from challenges, he’s getting involved, showing confidence on the ball and playing with the technical quality we know he has. And this is important because people keep talking about his size and physicality as if that automatically means he cannot play in England. He has already experienced Premier League football with Brighton, even if most of his minutes came at left back rather than midfield.
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🚨🔵 For those of you saying Valentín Barco can’t survive the physicality of the Premier League, this is him against Crystal Palace. 👀🔵 Look at the way he handles himself. He’s not hiding from challenges, he’s getting involved, showing confidence on the ball and playing with the technical quality we know he has. And this is important because people keep talking about his size and physicality as if that automatically means he cannot play in England. He has already experienced Premier League football with Brighton, even if most of his minutes came at left back rather than midfield.

Jehmy

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