🚨🇫🇷🇦🇷 Olivier Giroud: "Lionel Messi has got the players around him just looking for him.
They play for him and that's a huge HONOUR for them! They have so much respect for him, it's such a privilege for them to play with him."
"They are ready to die on the pitch for him and give everything to get another World Cup back-to-back. He is more decisive than ever."
"Lionel Messi is getting better and better with age. Five goals for Argentina in two games, the only scorer. He is always in the right place at the right time. He is in the middle to create and dictate the game." 👑 (@BBCSport)
4 years ago Argentina were playing like this in the 104th minute of a World Cup final when the score was tied, now tell me that cowardly football isn’t killing this sport
EXC 🚨: Notts Forest have written to UEFA to question whether Crystal Palace should compete in next season’s Europa League due to #CPFC’s “Multi-Trophy Ownership”.
#NFFC, who have NEVER won a proper trophy, believe they should take the Eagle’s place (as they have won too many).
A year ago, Adam Wharton played in the biggest game of his career to date: that FA Cup final, beating Manchester City by a goal to nil at Wembley. But he doesn't remember much of it.
“I’ve watched a million clips back and I sort of know what happened, but there’s no memory or recollection of the game. I vaguely remember Ebs [Eze] scoring and Dean [Henderson] saving the penalty, but everything else is missing," he told SCOUTED.
"It’s weird, because apparently I answered all the questions they asked me initially. I knew who I was, where I was, what the score was, but the concussion must’ve kicked in after because when I came back onto the pitch, I kept asking Chris [Richards] what the score was. He’s trying to concentrate, and I’m asking stupid questions. I don’t know how I played on for ten minutes after that."
Read more about that extraordinary day – and so much more – in our exclusive interview with the Crystal Palace passer, only in Volume II: https://t.co/LRXXY2cKx0
"Arsenal have lived off those scrappy, aggressive goals all season. Blocking keepers, crowding the six-yard box, little nudges here and there. Suddenly, when it happens against them, it’s clear and obvious. Give me a break."
– Joe Hart
PGMOL are a disgrace. They started this 18 months ago when it was ok to foul the keeper and now they change the rule at the end of the season and dictate the title on it. Disgrace