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Not Florentino Perez playing Guess Who with football twitter via Fabrizio
Makes perfect sense. The rest are content with their lives/status/have other prioritise, so the group is stagnating a bit.
JJ on the other hand has always strived to be the best/biggest.
Leaving in this manner and covering it as "more family time", is the only part I don't get.
New Interview has Surfaced of KSI Claiming he Left the SideMen due to them Falling Off and Making Bad Content ๐ณ๐
โI get More Views then all of Sidemen in 1 Month, I want to Reach actual Goals, I Need to be Bigger the MrBeast and Speedโ ๐ฌ
@UTRams1884 ๐คทโโ๏ธ
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Started my PlayStation for the first time in a month. Went into a game of Rivals, opponent scores, pauses for me to quit and starts time-wasting.
What a lovely gaming experience!
@EAFCTradingHub It's likely but speculative. What's killing me is their argument.
It's like I'm a burglar, break into your home to take your phone, leave with "only" your phone because that's what I set out to do. Then argue that I barely did anything wrong because I only took your phone. ๐คฃ
We sent spies on 3 occasions to gain an advantage in the preparation.
I wasn't aware of the rules in England. (Neither was anyone else at the club. Else, they would have stopped him, right?)
"None of what has happened had any effect on the sporting performance"
Hmm ๐ค Right ๐คฃ
๐จ Full message to #SaintsFC supporters from Tonda Eckert:
"Hi, Saints supporters. What I'm going to say is not going to be perfect, but I will try to be as honest and clear as I can be. I think you deserve that. For everything that's happened, I do want to apologise, and I hold my hand up because as a head coach, I am responsible.
"I am responsible for everything that has happened in this football club. I am responsible for everything that has happened in my coaching staff.
"I do apologise to the supporters, to everyone who has travelled with us, who has supported us over so many games.
"To the ones who have shared emotions game by game, who have managed to bring us all the way up to this very end of the season.
"We were supposed to play the biggest game of the season. I apologise to the players, who have done absolutely everything that they can.
"They have done absolutely everything in the last six months to bring this club back to where it belongs. They would have deserved to play the final.
"They would have deserved to play the final with you, just like they've done two years ago, and just like they've done in the semi-final against Man City.
"To see 40,000 of you travelling to Wembley to support the team, the chance to bring the last six months to an end that the season would have deserved.
"It hurts to see the employees of the club, it hurts to see the staff, it hurts to see the players who have invested so much in the preparation for games.
"Those who have invested so much to leave their families at home to recover and to prepare for the games coming up, who had hurt so much.
"To see their pain on the day the decision came in, because it has such a big impact, not just on them and their career, but also on their families.
"I apologise to all of the clubs that have been involved, and mostly I apologise to our supporters.
"I have come to this football club in the summer as an under-21s head coach, and I have seen from the very first day what this club stands for.
"I've seen that the club has suffered a lot, especially in the last season, and that it needed a restart for us to grow the connection to the supporters, grow the connection within the community.
"I felt, with a chance and with the trust that I've got from November onwards, I have done everything that I could every single minute of my life to bring this connection back to the club, bring the connection back between the team and the supporters.
"I feel that this connection has grown week by week and month after month. Even more so, I am devastated that after six months of building that relationship back up, the season has come to an end.
"Come to an end that couldn't have left us in a worse place than we are in right now.
"When I worked in Italy for over four years, every starting line-up that we've chosen for the games was always out in the media before games.
"The reason is that our training sessions, especially the ones before games, have always been observed by the media and have always been observed by opponent teams that we came up against.
"[Pep] Guardiola has spoken about this at his time at Bayern Munich, that it has been common practice in Germany to observe training sessions, knowing that other teams would do the same.
"I don't want to say this to excuse anything that we have done. I just want to give you context in the way that I grew up in the football world.
"There are different rules in England. There are different rules from the EFL. And I should have known them.
"I would like to give you context to the incidents that we have been charged with against Oxford. We have prepared the game, and we have been very consistent in the months of November and December in our starting line-up.
"When we were preparing the game, we found out that Oxford have changed their manager, and while we looked into the way that they have played over previous weeks, we've also seen that the interim manager has always, in his previous interim stations, preferred a different formation.
"We have decided to send someone to have a look at the training session to see if they would switch from a back five to a back four.
"Regarding the Ipswich game, we were informed that Ipswich were training at Eastleighon the day of the game.
"When I came into the meeting room two hours before kickoff to prepare my pre-match meeting, I was shown the footage for the first time.
"I've asked it to be stopped, and none of it had any effect on how we played the game on the same evening.
"When I look back at the preparation for the semi-final against Middlesbrough, we had met as a coaching staff on Monday.
"While we prepared for the game, we also wanted to find out if Middlesbrough would play with Hayden Hackney and if he would be back fit for the game.
"We had decided on Monday to send somebody to observe a training session and find out if he would be available for the game or not.
"We have trained on Tuesday, and we have finished our preparation on Wednesday. On Wednesday, we have given the starting lineup to our players, and we have finished our tactical preparation.
"We have disclosed our training session, and we have disclosed our meeting from Wednesday to show. And this is the bitter irony of the cases.
"None of what has happened had any effect on the sporting performance. I don't want to use this as an excuse, but just as much as I promise honesty and clarity, I also want to give you a little bit of context.
"I think you deserve to have some context to what has happened. It has been the players, and it has always been the players.
"In every single game, it is the players who have made the difference. It has been the players who, for many months, have sacrificed everything in their private life to put this football club back in the Premier League.
"I am a young coach. I have made a mistake, and I take full responsibility. I want to thank Dragan and the board for the support, especially in times like this.
"With everything that I have said, without script and without a predefined statement. Speaking to you from the heart, I hope that you have an overview of what has happened over the last weeks.
"I hope that over time you can understand and forgive, and I hope to see you all soon."
![SaintsExtra's tweet photo. ๐จ Full message to #SaintsFC supporters from Tonda Eckert:
"Hi, Saints supporters. What I'm going to say is not going to be perfect, but I will try to be as honest and clear as I can be. I think you deserve that. For everything that's happened, I do want to apologise, and I hold my hand up because as a head coach, I am responsible.
"I am responsible for everything that has happened in this football club. I am responsible for everything that has happened in my coaching staff.
"I do apologise to the supporters, to everyone who has travelled with us, who has supported us over so many games.
"To the ones who have shared emotions game by game, who have managed to bring us all the way up to this very end of the season.
"We were supposed to play the biggest game of the season. I apologise to the players, who have done absolutely everything that they can.
"They have done absolutely everything in the last six months to bring this club back to where it belongs. They would have deserved to play the final.
"They would have deserved to play the final with you, just like they've done two years ago, and just like they've done in the semi-final against Man City.
"To see 40,000 of you travelling to Wembley to support the team, the chance to bring the last six months to an end that the season would have deserved.
"It hurts to see the employees of the club, it hurts to see the staff, it hurts to see the players who have invested so much in the preparation for games.
"Those who have invested so much to leave their families at home to recover and to prepare for the games coming up, who had hurt so much.
"To see their pain on the day the decision came in, because it has such a big impact, not just on them and their career, but also on their families.
"I apologise to all of the clubs that have been involved, and mostly I apologise to our supporters.
"I have come to this football club in the summer as an under-21s head coach, and I have seen from the very first day what this club stands for.
"I've seen that the club has suffered a lot, especially in the last season, and that it needed a restart for us to grow the connection to the supporters, grow the connection within the community.
"I felt, with a chance and with the trust that I've got from November onwards, I have done everything that I could every single minute of my life to bring this connection back to the club, bring the connection back between the team and the supporters.
"I feel that this connection has grown week by week and month after month. Even more so, I am devastated that after six months of building that relationship back up, the season has come to an end.
"Come to an end that couldn't have left us in a worse place than we are in right now.
"When I worked in Italy for over four years, every starting line-up that we've chosen for the games was always out in the media before games.
"The reason is that our training sessions, especially the ones before games, have always been observed by the media and have always been observed by opponent teams that we came up against.
"[Pep] Guardiola has spoken about this at his time at Bayern Munich, that it has been common practice in Germany to observe training sessions, knowing that other teams would do the same.
"I don't want to say this to excuse anything that we have done. I just want to give you context in the way that I grew up in the football world.
"There are different rules in England. There are different rules from the EFL. And I should have known them.
"I would like to give you context to the incidents that we have been charged with against Oxford. We have prepared the game, and we have been very consistent in the months of November and December in our starting line-up.
"When we were preparing the game, we found out that Oxford have changed their manager, and while we looked into the way that they have played over previous weeks, we've also seen that the interim manager has always, in his previous interim stations, preferred a different formation.
"We have decided to send someone to have a look at the training session to see if they would switch from a back five to a back four.
"Regarding the Ipswich game, we were informed that Ipswich were training at Eastleighon the day of the game.
"When I came into the meeting room two hours before kickoff to prepare my pre-match meeting, I was shown the footage for the first time.
"I've asked it to be stopped, and none of it had any effect on how we played the game on the same evening.
"When I look back at the preparation for the semi-final against Middlesbrough, we had met as a coaching staff on Monday.
"While we prepared for the game, we also wanted to find out if Middlesbrough would play with Hayden Hackney and if he would be back fit for the game.
"We had decided on Monday to send somebody to observe a training session and find out if he would be available for the game or not.
"We have trained on Tuesday, and we have finished our preparation on Wednesday. On Wednesday, we have given the starting lineup to our players, and we have finished our tactical preparation.
"We have disclosed our training session, and we have disclosed our meeting from Wednesday to show. And this is the bitter irony of the cases.
"None of what has happened had any effect on the sporting performance. I don't want to use this as an excuse, but just as much as I promise honesty and clarity, I also want to give you a little bit of context.
"I think you deserve to have some context to what has happened. It has been the players, and it has always been the players.
"In every single game, it is the players who have made the difference. It has been the players who, for many months, have sacrificed everything in their private life to put this football club back in the Premier League.
"I am a young coach. I have made a mistake, and I take full responsibility. I want to thank Dragan and the board for the support, especially in times like this.
"With everything that I have said, without script and without a predefined statement. Speaking to you from the heart, I hope that you have an overview of what has happened over the last weeks.
"I hope that over time you can understand and forgive, and I hope to see you all soon."](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJy1h1AXQAAQp1m.jpg)
@devinslay2 @Ciorsto @Vikkstar123 @Sidemen Have you ever heard of Avicii, David Guetta, etc.? Fairly common for DJs.
@TomLevins1 @jasoncundy05 This is what the Chelsea admin should have done when they apologised for the museum/stadium tour post
@OllieHolt22 Will you support every European nation in the world cup?
I bet ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ & ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ, ๐ช๐ธ & ๐ต๐น, ๐ฆ๐ท & ๐ง๐ท, etc. will support each other (as they famously always have)
Still doing the "didn't obtain any sporting advantage"-gimmick.
Which idiot sanctions rulebreaks thrice without anything in return? ๐
Club statement: 1st June 2026
@Jaack I mean, his awareness is not much better than her. If he had looked up, he would have known that she wasn't a passing option.
@ChelseaFCW Red link with Alyssa Thompson
@ChelseaFC @Arsenal Hacked? Oblivious? Unable to read the room? Trying to ship 49 to solve their LW problems?
Certainly doing your best to break down the connection between the fans and the club. Woke nonsense!
Best club competition in the World and the referee has zero interest in being fair, whatโs the point?
Blowing HT during a corner, giving every 50/50 in PSG favour, ignoring the blatant pen on Noni.
Disgusting.
Love that the VAR have Specsavers at the back of their shirts ๐คฃ
โถ๏ธ Take a look at the VAR check that saw Celtic awarded a late penalty at Motherwell for handball.
At 6pm on @SkyFootball watch Scottish Football VAR Review to hear what the SFA's head of refereeing Willie Collum made of it ๐บ
@MadridSports_ An account which is associating itself with the big Real Madrid, whining about a tiny club like Atletico? ...
I'll be rooting for Torreense in Europe next season!
Torreense finished 3rd in the Portuguese 2nd division, qualifying for a two-legged play-off against the 16th placed team in the 1st division, and made it to the cup final. They won the cup but lost in the play-off, meaning they'll play in the 2nd division and UEL next season!
Torreense finished 3rd in the Portuguese 2nd division, qualifying for a two-legged play-off against the 16th placed team in the 1st division, and made it to the cup final. They won the cup but lost in the play-off, meaning they'll play in the 2nd division and UEL next season!
But โฌ30m for Rashford is too much ๐
๐จ BREAKING: Barcelona reach an agreement in principle with Newcastle to sign Anthony Gordon. ยฃ70m plus bonuses.
Barcelona have pencilled in a medical for this week and anticipate the deal is formalised quickly.
Bayern expected to lose out despite also agreeing terms with Gordon.
Liverpool never made a move despite historical interest.
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