[SMH] This culture of pulling up on podcasters will one day end badly. Cruz Afrika thought these kids would be scared of him, but they stood their ground on camera. 😂
He didn't know what to do & ended up asking for a glass of water 😭😭😭
For your own peace of mind, don’t date a woman who is not a celebrity but constantly posts her pictures and videos, attracting thousands of likes. Your biggest worry shouldn’t be the countless men in her DMs, but her inflated sense of self worth. She thrives on attention and validation from strangers online, and gradually begins to believe she is worth more than she actually is. She starts seeing herself as a celebrity, adored and desired by thousands, without realising that most of those likes come from men who simply want to sleep with her. Over time, you will struggle with her growing ego, sense of entitlement and attitude, especially the belief that she can easily replace you because thousands of men seemingly want her!
Oliver Kahn on Ryan Gravenberch red card against Manchester City.
🗣️“It’s unacceptable to see this happens in a crucial game like this, I have watch the whole video provided, from different angles and still couldn’t find any contact between them.”
“It’s a shame to the match officials to have this happening in such intense conditions in a game, today we have the worst decision in football I’v seen in a decade”
“No VAR reaction to the incident, it’s absolutely a cheat to the game, at home and decisions are still going against them, it’s not fair in the end.”
🚨Roy Keane on Ryan Gravenberch’s red card against Manchester City:
🗣️ Roy Keane:
“I’m sorry, but that is never a red card for me. Absolutely ridiculous. We’re playing football here, not a game where every bit of contact means somebody has to be sent off.
I have watched the incident several times, and I still cannot understand how the referee thinks that deserves a red. It’s far too soft. You can talk about the letter of the law all you want, but surely we have to use common sense as well?
It’s Manchester City against Liverpool at Anfield, a massive game, and suddenly we’re making decisions that can change the entire match. Gravenberch gets sent off, Liverpool are left fighting an uphill battle, and we’re all supposed to pretend the referee got everything right?
Utter bollocks!
And what frustrates me is that these decisions always seem to create more questions than answers. Manchester City are already facing serious scrutiny over their financial case, which they are appealing, and now you have another controversial decision going their way. I’m not saying this incident proves anything about those charges, but you can understand why Liverpool supporters are furious and why they feel the game is slipping away from them.
Liverpool are playing at home, in front of their own supporters, and now they’re left feeling robbed by a decision that, in my opinion, was nowhere near clear enough to justify a red card.
The referee has to understand the magnitude of these decisions. You’re not just sending one player off; you’re changing the balance of a huge game. If you’re going to do that, you need to be absolutely certain.
For me, this was too soft, too harsh and completely unnecessary. Let the players compete. Let the game breathe.
Liverpool fans have every right to feel cheated tonight, because when a decision this questionable changes a match of this magnitude, the referee has some serious explaining to do.”
Gravenberch has ability. But he is not a natural no.6.
Play him at 8 with a 6 behind him will bring out the best in him.
Do that and we’ll all love him once again?
THE CHARGES HAVE BEEN DROPPED!
... on pizza for the first 114 Liverpool fans through the door of our Great Homer Street store today
tastier than a massive points deduction