A d£af and dvmb man at Ogbeijoh Market kept his daily earnings with an Hausa man for safekeeping. After his d£ath, the man returned today with all the money he had kept for him, leaving everyone shocked
"October 6th is a BIG date for JJ Gabriel's situation!"
Detectivebridge gives the latest update on Man United's academy star⌛ 🌟
Would you take him back at the club? 🫵
Gwamnati Nijeriya ta ƙaddamar da sabon tsarin lambobin gidaje da sauran gine-gine na dijital, don magance matsalolin masu yawa ciki har ɓacewar sakonni da tsaro da sauransu.
Gwamnatin ta bayyana wannan aikin a matsayin wani babban ginshiƙi na ci gaba a zamanance.
An samar da shi ne domin tantance gidaje da sauran gine-gine, sannan zai ƙarfafa tsaron al’umma da inganta samar da ayyukan gwamnati.
😅 Sir Alex Ferguson: “I put Beckham out on loan at Preston [in March 1995] and he thought I was trying to get rid of him, which was NOT true.
“David was the last to really develop because of his physique. Although he grew to 6ft, he was small and thin as a young kid.”
[BBC] #MUFC
🚨🗣️ David Ornstein on the actual money Manchester City paid for Erling Haaland:
“The £51 million figure was the release clause paid to Borussia Dortmund. But once you include the reported fees, bonuses and signing-on costs, the total package was considerably higher.
“What makes this interesting is that Manchester City have been involved in complicated transfer arrangements before. Sancho, Bellingham and the Carlos Tevez saga all raise questions about how headline figures can differ from the wider financial picture.
“The €250 million figure being circulated is an allegation, not an established transfer fee. But it does raise one obvious question: when we say City bought Haaland for £51 million, are we really talking about the full cost of the deal?
“After the 114 guilty charge, Liverpool, United, Chelsea, Arsenal and all Premier League will be keen to know.”
Andy Burnham in 2023 saying he wouldn’t feel comfortable with the UAE’s regional rivals Qatar owning Manchester United because of issues like state ownership of football clubs and how clean the finances would be 🤷♂️
Liverpool legend Michael Owen explains his shocking move to Manchester United in the latest episode of PL 100 on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel 👀🔴
💡Paul Scholes has just asked the question United fans don’t want to answer. 👀
How can City be condemned for building a football club AND investing heavily around Manchester, while the Glazers have extracted money from United and left the club carrying enormous debt?
If spending and financial sustainability are supposedly about protecting English football, then why is debt not treated with the same outrage when it sits on the other side of Manchester?
United fans can’t celebrate City’s punishment while pretending their own club’s financial model is beyond scrutiny.
Scholes isn’t defending City. He’s exposing the hypocrisy of the debate.
If the rules are about protecting football, they have to apply consistently not selectively.