I know history pass some old men sef knowledge no b age. Some have wrong info some read the wrong info, e get some things u go sit down look into do 1+1 reason am u go get answer by yourself with time and deep understanding.
@BoyNortem Get your figures right my bro . This thing too much . Una go fit pull the deal normally na English team but e go break plenty things cause that deal na expensive one .
Geh Geh seems like the Nigerian version of Andrew Tate. He appears to focus on men’s issues and encourages men not to be “simps.”
He didn't ask you guys not to get married, he only thinks men should only get married if they find a woman who is worth marrying
But as always some people can't completely think for themselves
As if you've never reported a mountain of gibberish yourself.
As far as football journalism is concerned, Fabrizio Romano sits at the very top. Make peace with that.
The irony of questioning his credibility while ignoring your own misses is something else.
A few of your greatest hits:
• Julian Nagelsmann to Bayern (2024) — Claimed the return was in advanced stages with Sandro Wagner lined up. Nagelsmann extended with Germany instead.
• Xabi Alonso to Bayern (2024) — Reported Bayern were leading the race if he left Leverkusen. Alonso publicly committed to staying.
• Declan Rice to Bayern (2023) — Insisted Bayern were going all-in. Rice had eyes only for Arsenal.
• Harry Kane fee cap (2023) — Repeated Bayern would never exceed €90m. They ultimately paid well over that.
• Florian Wirtz to Bayern — Pushed it as essentially done, even hinting at shirt numbers. Wirtz stayed put.
• Kieran Trippier to Bayern (2024) — Reported agreements in principle and confidence Newcastle would sell. Newcastle shut the door and Bayern signed Sacha Boey instead.
Every journalist gets things wrong. The difference is consistency over time.
Fabrizio has earned his reputation through an unmatched hit rate across thousands of transfer stories. Cherry-picking a few misses won't rewrite that reality.