Is this a joke? @flyspicejet
Flights are not departing only. They have only been delaying flights. Now delayed by more than 4 hours.
Flight No. SG 369
@DGCAIndia
@mybmc,
The condition on Gokhale Road, Vile Parle East, has been neglected for quite some time. Garbage/debris and poor maintenance are creating inconvenience for residents. I am attaching recent photographs of the situation. Request the concerned department to inspect
🚨 JUST IN: Bastian Shweinsteinger says 2012 final was his toughest defeat and that the whole Munich city was SHOCKED
"Don’t ask me how we lost that game. It’s still a mystery to me.“
I went out into town early in the morning and got myself some orange juice and a pretzel. Then I want for a walk to the Isar, which I often liked to do. But that morning I was almost alone. There was silence in the city. I sat down on a stone at the Reichenbackbrücke and put my feet in the water. My legs hurt because I took a knock in the game. It was good to cool them. The loss was tough to take. It really hurt. I thought about how it could‘ve happened. To this day there’s only one reason I can think of, and that’s that Chelsea had lost the Champions League final on penalties four years earlier, so maybe the football gods wanted luck to be on their side this time.”
There were no recriminations, not even among us in the team. I blamed myself the most. But I don’t think my penalty was bad. Petr Cech just reacted really well in goal and tipped the ball onto the inside of the post with his fingertips. I have to accept that, however hard it is. Doing it in such a big final, in your own stadium, in front of the south stand… I can still see the faces of the fans today.”
Your annual reminder of just how *ridiculous* Chelsea’s defence was in the 2004/05 season 😱
Bryan Mbeumo’s equaliser for Man Utd against Arsenal means Chelsea’s record of conceding only 15 goals in a single campaign can’t be beaten for another season!
🗣️Roman Abramovich on Chelsea football club:
When I look back at Chelsea, I don’t just see a football club I see a part of my life. From the moment I arrived, my intention was clear: to build something special, something winning, something the supporters could be proud of. Chelsea gave me emotions I can’t fully explain the joy of trophies, the pain of defeats, the pressure, the passion. It was never just business to me.
Being forced to sell the club was heartbreaking. I didn’t leave because I wanted to; I left because I had no choice. I know many fans cried that day, and I felt the same pain. It felt like losing family. Chelsea was taken away from me, and that hurt deeply.
Watching Chelsea now is difficult at times. The club I knew was built on clear standards, ambition, and a strong identity. It’s sad to see uncertainty where there was once confidence. Still, my love for Chelsea has never changed. I still watch the matches. I still care. Distance does not erase connection.
No matter what happens, Chelsea will always be part of me. What we built together, the trophies, the memories, the belief can never be taken away. I’ll always be a Blue.🥺💙
Old timers got it right. And when you're poor, you don't have much choice. So our parents, their parents, did what they thought best back in the day.
Bought their house the hard way - slogging, saving, without home loan, borrowing from friends and family. Bought gold because gold is gold. Didn't understand stock market so stayed away. Bought an insurance policy because LIC is LIC and you get bonus.
Look what it got them.
Their kids got a home. That's the best security in a poor country. No home loan. They got the LIC policy. They got gold. All great products worth security and when you're poor, security means a lot.
Sure they missed the Infosys IPO but they also missed so many scams.
What did they do? They sent their kids to schools, colleges, and in a liberalised open India, these kids became VP, senior VP, in banks or IT firms and made more money than their parents and bought even bigger homes. And got very lucky with ESOPs. This is what education and economic reforms got for them.
Now their kids. Gen Z. With the security of parents who worked in MNCs, in the comfort of their 4BHK in Lower Parel. They write long posts on social media about how old India didn't have choice and invested in "garbage" like LIC policies, FD, gold, etc. Whereas the cool way is to log on to an app and invest in an index fund.
Sharam karo saalon. Your grandparents and your parents saw what the real India was. Have some respect.
For likes and follows you're ignoring and forgetting what India used to be and how prior generations gave their best and came out with results they're proud of.
Sharam karo.
That’s since December 2019, now let’s do trophies since then.
Chelsea:
- Champions League x 1
- Club World Cup x 1
- Intercontinental Cup x 1
- Conference League x 1
Manchester United:
- FA Cup x 1
- League Cup x 1
Tottenham Hotspur:
- Europa League x 1
Arsenal:
- FA Cup x 1
Arsenal have the longest serving manager here, but are the least successful club since Arteta’s appointment.
Great flex. 👍🏼
@myntra I have received the wrong product three times and exchanged it twice already. How can I receive the wrong product so many times? Something really wrong with your operations!
🗣️🏴 Wayne Rooney: “France had the best team player in N’Golo Kanté.
In the 2021 Champions League final, he produced a perfect performance. He did everything: pressing, positioning himself and playing between the lines, breaking up opposition moves and driving forward into attack.
We used to see that with Yaya Touré as well, who would win the ball and surge forward offensively, and he was extremely difficult to defend against. Kanté did that, but he also protected his defence like Claude Makélélé did. It’s incredible to have both those players — Touré and Makélélé — combined in N’Golo Kanté.
At Chelsea, his energy elevated the other players. Every time Kanté moved forward into attack, you often saw two or three Chelsea players join him without worrying about leaving their positions, because they knew that if the ball is lost, N’Golo Kanté would win it back.
For me, he was the best midfielder in the world.”