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🗣️ "𝙏𝙤 𝙬𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙥𝙝𝙮 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙙𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙢, 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙙𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙢 𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙣𝙚𝙙 𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙤 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮" 🏆 Alan Shearer was reunited with the Premier League trophy at Ewood recently and reminisced about that incredible season, 30 years on. #Rovers 🔵⚪️

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@alanshearer @premierleague Get that shite on the top left off the video please

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@alanshearer @premierleague The Greatest. 👏

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@alanshearer @premierleague Alan’s a great guy and he was the best forward in the world at that time IMO, what superb memories and times to be a Blackburn fan that was ⚽️🇮🇹

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@alanshearer @premierleague Great times and @alanshearer is the reason I became a rover! Jack walker and king Kenny absolute heroes

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@alanshearer @premierleague Great times and great memories and shows how much jack cared about his club by coming into the dressing shaking the players hands and wishes everyone good luck ⚪🔵

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@alanshearer @premierleague Never forget just how good Shearer was then. Late 90's Shearer was still class but 92-95/96 was ridiculous.

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@alanshearer @premierleague Hi to @alanshearer am trying to help get the Riverside Stand at Ewood Park renamed in tribute to #MrBlackburnRovers - THE TONY PARKES STAND so can you please support the campaign to get the backing of the club’s board of directors ? thank you

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@alanshearer @premierleague Now I feel old!!

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@alanshearer @premierleague Magical times and those days will stay with us also forever. 🔵⚪️🏆

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@alanshearer @premierleague That Blackburn team with top forwards being fed by 2 wingers who actually crossed the ball were a top top team - imagine them playing in today's Premier league- the pace, aggressiveness and the shear number of crosses would destroy today's teams.

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Joined Arsenal FC in 2005…the FA cup final against United was the first match I actually remember watching. Broda Dayo as I like to call him, a neighbour was the one who influenced me. For context almost every other person around supported United and Chelsea but there was just something about this hilarious Egbon that made me want to choose Arsenal. We won that FA cup final then…glory to God, but little did I know that I was about to embark on an Israelites journey through the wilderness…the year after we lost champions league final, moved from Highbury, lost Thiery Henry and all our top players… The following years were a torture, we were almost there a few years after, Eduardo got that injury that derailed our season…(a season where we could have won easily) Hleb, Nasri and Fabregas tried their best but to no avail…we eventually lost these gems to bigger clubs. Being an Arsenal fan was pain after pain after pain…. Watching football wasn’t easy then btw, we had to either go to ball house and pay 30 naira or walk all the way to staff club in OAU quarters to watch football…cos where you wan see cable😭😭(and 30 naira really no be chise that year) The 2010’s came and other clubs started spending massively and the gap kept widening and widening… thus we entered our banter era…I had to get used to watching players like Denilson, Gervinho and Chiamaka 😭😭😭 The 2010s were a very terrible time…(we even lost a Carabao cup final in that period to an Obafemi Martins goal😭😭😭) I got cooked daily in Uni until we finally won that FA cup after 8 years drought 😔😔 It wasn’t enough, we still couldn’t compete with the top teams… Fast forward to 10 years later, the man who captained the team to the first trophy in 8 years has been able to rebuild this club, transformed the culture and is about to lead us to PREMIER LEAGUE AND EUROPEAN GLORY… Job’s not done yet so we gotta lock in…but it’s inevitable now. Come on you GUNNERS!!

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61,208 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

🚨Manchester United legend and Japanese star Shinji Kagawa on his time at Old Trafford. 🗣️ Shinji Kagawa: “Joining Manchester United was one of the proudest moments of my career. To become the first Japanese player to wear that shirt was an incredible honour. I wasn’t just representing myself—I was representing Japan every time I stepped onto the pitch at Old Trafford. Knowing that so many young Japanese fans were watching me gave me extra motivation every single game. “I’ll never forget the match against Norwich City in 2013. It’s still the most memorable game of my Manchester United career. Scoring my first and only hat-trick for the club at Old Trafford was a dream come true. Wayne Rooney assisted my first goal, and Robin van Persie set me up for another. The atmosphere was unbelievable, and hearing the fans sing my name after completing the hat-trick is something I’ll carry with me forever. “Playing under Sir Alex Ferguson taught me what it truly means to be a Manchester United player. Every training session demanded excellence, every match carried pressure, and every trophy had to be earned. Winning the Premier League in my first season made all the hard work worthwhile. “Manchester United changed my life. It gave me unforgettable memories, incredible teammates, and the chance to inspire an entire generation of Japanese footballers. Even today, whenever I think about Old Trafford, I smile because it will always feel like a special home.”

🚨Manchester United legend and Japanese star Shinji Kagawa on his time at Old Trafford. 🗣️ Shinji Kagawa: “Joining Manchester United was one of the proudest moments of my career. To become the first Japanese player to wear that shirt was an incredible honour. I wasn’t just representing myself—I was representing Japan every time I stepped onto the pitch at Old Trafford. Knowing that so many young Japanese fans were watching me gave me extra motivation every single game. “I’ll never forget the match against Norwich City in 2013. It’s still the most memorable game of my Manchester United career. Scoring my first and only hat-trick for the club at Old Trafford was a dream come true. Wayne Rooney assisted my first goal, and Robin van Persie set me up for another. The atmosphere was unbelievable, and hearing the fans sing my name after completing the hat-trick is something I’ll carry with me forever. “Playing under Sir Alex Ferguson taught me what it truly means to be a Manchester United player. Every training session demanded excellence, every match carried pressure, and every trophy had to be earned. Winning the Premier League in my first season made all the hard work worthwhile. “Manchester United changed my life. It gave me unforgettable memories, incredible teammates, and the chance to inspire an entire generation of Japanese footballers. Even today, whenever I think about Old Trafford, I smile because it will always feel like a special home.”

SethOfficial

114,031 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🔴 Bruno Guimarães opens up on Arsenal's long-standing interest: 🗣️ "Arsenal tried to sign me in 2020, but I'd already given Lyon my word that I would stay and continue my development there." 🗣️"Back in 2022 when I was at Lyon, I spoke to clubs like Arsenal but the only concrete offer came from Newcastle. I really wanted to come here and believed in the project at St James' Park." 🗣️I remember telling the fans; "This is my second home. We are making history. Someday, when I leave this club, I want the fans to sing my name the way they do Shearer." 🗣️On World Cup: Linking up with Martinelli to score the goal that helped Brazil🇧🇷 book our place in the next round was a special feeling. Celebrating together in those moments reminds you why football is so beautiful. But football has a cruel way of humbling you. A few days later, our World Cup dream was over. Defeats like that make you reflect on everything... where you've been, what you've achieved and what's still left to chase. Sometimes football gives you another chance to finish a story that was never meant to end the first time. Arsenal knocked once, but the timing wasn't right. Maybe this time the story is different. Reuniting with my Brazilian teammates, playing alongside Declan Rice, competing for every trophy and hearing the Champions League anthem every season... that's a challenge that excites me. If Arsenal somehow signed Bruno Guimarães this summer, who starts alongside Declan Rice: Bruno or Zubimendi?🇧🇷

🔴 Bruno Guimarães opens up on Arsenal's long-standing interest: 🗣️ "Arsenal tried to sign me in 2020, but I'd already given Lyon my word that I would stay and continue my development there." 🗣️"Back in 2022 when I was at Lyon, I spoke to clubs like Arsenal but the only concrete offer came from Newcastle. I really wanted to come here and believed in the project at St James' Park." 🗣️I remember telling the fans; "This is my second home. We are making history. Someday, when I leave this club, I want the fans to sing my name the way they do Shearer." 🗣️On World Cup: Linking up with Martinelli to score the goal that helped Brazil🇧🇷 book our place in the next round was a special feeling. Celebrating together in those moments reminds you why football is so beautiful. But football has a cruel way of humbling you. A few days later, our World Cup dream was over. Defeats like that make you reflect on everything... where you've been, what you've achieved and what's still left to chase. Sometimes football gives you another chance to finish a story that was never meant to end the first time. Arsenal knocked once, but the timing wasn't right. Maybe this time the story is different. Reuniting with my Brazilian teammates, playing alongside Declan Rice, competing for every trophy and hearing the Champions League anthem every season... that's a challenge that excites me. If Arsenal somehow signed Bruno Guimarães this summer, who starts alongside Declan Rice: Bruno or Zubimendi?🇧🇷

Richiez

166,687 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Wonderful and very friendly atmosphere at Selhurst Park Crystal Palace F.C. yesterday for the final game of the season. Wonderful to see Ebere back at the ground where he got a wonderful reception. Congratulations to Arsenal on lifting the trophy for the first time in 22 years. However, I do have an idea for the Premier League …. As Palace season ticket holders we were told under no circumstances were we to swap our tickets and let Arsenal fans have them. Indeed, if we were found to have done that we would be denied season tickets for next year. Completely understandable as I’m sure there were safety concerns. Not surprising though that we were actually surrounded by Arsenal fans pretending to be Palace fans by either wearing Palace shirts or plain white tops for the match only to take them off and replace them with Arsenal shirts they had in their pockets at the end of the game! Now I’m not complaining about what the fans did at all. They were wonderful, friendly and even joined in on “Glad All Over” and applauded the Palace team, players and Oliver Glasner at the end of the game. We got lots of “Good luck in Leipzig” wishes from them too. It was a really friendly atmosphere. But I completely understand their frustration at how hard it was to get tickets for many who were lifelong Arsenal supporters. Chatting with them they said that 2400 seats available for sale. 1200 kept by Arsenal for themselves so only 1200 seats available for the match where they were going to be presented with the trophy. No wonder lots of fans did all they could to get tickets any way possible. So here is a suggestion for the Premier League for next season when working out the fixtures….. Realistically there are probably only 4 or 5 teams who will possibly win the league next year. So why not make sure all those teams have a home game as their final game of the season? In that way the tens of thousands of supporters who go to every home game will have the opportunity to see their team lift the trophy and actually be there rather than having to watch it later on TV? Surely that can’t be too difficult to arrange and if all the potential winners have a home game as their final match there is no unfair advantage towards any of those sides? What do you think? BBC 5 Live Sport Match of the Day talkSPORT

Wonderful and very friendly atmosphere at Selhurst Park Crystal Palace F.C. yesterday for the final game of the season. Wonderful to see Ebere back at the ground where he got a wonderful reception. Congratulations to Arsenal on lifting the trophy for the first time in 22 years. However, I do have an idea for the Premier League …. As Palace season ticket holders we were told under no circumstances were we to swap our tickets and let Arsenal fans have them. Indeed, if we were found to have done that we would be denied season tickets for next year. Completely understandable as I’m sure there were safety concerns. Not surprising though that we were actually surrounded by Arsenal fans pretending to be Palace fans by either wearing Palace shirts or plain white tops for the match only to take them off and replace them with Arsenal shirts they had in their pockets at the end of the game! Now I’m not complaining about what the fans did at all. They were wonderful, friendly and even joined in on “Glad All Over” and applauded the Palace team, players and Oliver Glasner at the end of the game. We got lots of “Good luck in Leipzig” wishes from them too. It was a really friendly atmosphere. But I completely understand their frustration at how hard it was to get tickets for many who were lifelong Arsenal supporters. Chatting with them they said that 2400 seats available for sale. 1200 kept by Arsenal for themselves so only 1200 seats available for the match where they were going to be presented with the trophy. No wonder lots of fans did all they could to get tickets any way possible. So here is a suggestion for the Premier League for next season when working out the fixtures….. Realistically there are probably only 4 or 5 teams who will possibly win the league next year. So why not make sure all those teams have a home game as their final game of the season? In that way the tens of thousands of supporters who go to every home game will have the opportunity to see their team lift the trophy and actually be there rather than having to watch it later on TV? Surely that can’t be too difficult to arrange and if all the potential winners have a home game as their final match there is no unfair advantage towards any of those sides? What do you think? BBC 5 Live Sport Match of the Day talkSPORT

Captain Dave

46,131 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

HK

608,532 görüntüleme • 11 gün önce