As it stands, I've genuinely lost belief in anything Sky Sports reports now, especially when it comes to transfer news.
They came out so confidently saying José Mourinho wanted Vinícius Júnior to stay at Real Madrid, almost like the matter was settled. Then today, Pepe Álvarez, who has been far more reliable on Real Madrid matters, completely changed the picture.
According to him, Mourinho doesn't even consider Vinícius essential to his plans. Real Madrid aren't pushing him out, but they also won't shut the door if the right offer comes in. On top of that, the club isn't willing to hand him an €80m signing bonus or give away 80% of his image rights.
So what exactly happened to Sky's "exclusive"?
This is why I always say speed should never come before accuracy. It's better to be second and right than first and completely wrong. Transfer reporting has become a race for engagement instead of a race to get the facts straight.
For me, Sky Sports have lost a lot of credibility with this one. Verify your information properly before putting it out to millions of people.
As for English clubs, I'm sticking with David Ornstein. He has earned that trust over the years, and until someone proves to be just as consistent, that's where I'll be getting my information from.
On Matchday 33 of the 2025–26 Premier League season, Arsenal played against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
The game ended 2–1 in favour of City. At full-time, Manchester City players were doing victory laps while rival fans flooded social media with posts about Arsenal bottling the league.
But in the middle of all the gloom, one man lifted his head, looked at his captain Martin Ødegaard and said:
“It’s not done.”
That man was Declan Rice.
Arsenal went on to win every remaining league game, storming to the Premier League title and finishing 7 points clear of Manchester City.
But why do I look back on Matchday 33 with such nostalgia?
Because ladies and gentlemen, it’s been exactly 33 days since Arsenal won the league title.
It was Alleged that the boy that led a counter protest yesterday in support of tinubu na th!3f him be. It was Alleged that he th!3f prepaid meters and other things in late 2025.
See the attached photos of him, taken when he was allegedly st3aling. You can clearly see that he was handcuffed in those images. This is why many people have continually said that many supporters of this government are trying to hide their past...many of them are th!3ves.
@kunle_ambali@originalproflle Mr Kunle, you're the malicious one. He never mentioned Atiku or Obi in this interview rather he represented himself via his party logo white horse of SDP of which he is the presidential candidate.
“What’s happening in Nigeria is Jihad. The difference between what’s happening in Nigeria & what happened 1,400 years ago when the Musl!m Arab invaders came to Persia is that back then people didn’t have Camera but today they do. Tinubu’s Govt is working closely behind the scene with the Isl@mic Republic of Iran. You should ask the foreign minister why Nigerian school children were holding pictures of Ayatollah who’s a brutal dictator, murdering my people in Iran. People need to look at the linkages between Nigerian Government & the Isl@mic Republic of Iran.”
~Iranian Lady says
Arsène Wenger:
🗣️ “There was a time we had £90 million turnover and we had to pay back £22 million per year for the stadium. I couldn’t sleep because we had to qualify for the Champions League to pay back the money.”
🗣️ “We had to sell our best players. Other clubs came in with lots of money but we were on the same level from 2007 to 2016.”
This is why so many Arsenal fans will forever defend Wenger.
While rivals were spending freely, Arsenal were carrying the weight of the Emirates project on their backs. Every summer felt like survival. Every top-four finish felt like a trophy. Every season, Wenger had to replace world-class players while keeping Arsenal competitive enough to secure Champions League football.
🔴 Sold stars. 🔴 Balanced the books. 🔴 Built a world-class stadium. 🔴 Kept Arsenal among Europe's elite.
Many managers would've walked away. Wenger stayed and carried the club through its most difficult financial era.
The trophies are part of his legacy. The fact Arsenal emerged from that period stronger, richer, and ready to compete again is the other part.
Without Wenger's sacrifices, there is no Arsenal of today.