@hirluchirluchir Calling Ronaldo, a rapist on a woman’s joyful football post is harsh and unnecessary. She was just sharing fan excitement. Disagree if you want, but tone it down and stay respectful. Atleast you should know how to talk!
ZEE5’s FIFA Hindi commentary panel has genuinely been a breath of fresh air far better than Star Sports right now. They sound informative, knowledgeable, and actually add value to the game.
On the other hand, Star Sports’ Hindi feed has become painful to sit through. The endless recycled shayaris and forced rhymes from Aakash Chopra feel more irritating than entertaining.
Back in the day, Sony Pictures Networks India set a completely different benchmark for Hindi/IPL commentary. Since Star India took over as the main broadcaster, the quality has dropped massively. The panel feels stale, repetitive, and lacking energy.
@ZEE5India@manishbatavia@issahilkhattar@thukraltales@cricketaakash@StarSportsIndia
They weren’t supposed to even make it to Spain.
They weren’t supposed to compete.
They definitely weren’t supposed to win.
But they did something far louder than belief.
Built on loans, backed by a ₹45 lakh crowdfunding push, and carried on sheer grit, Minerva Academy FC’s U-15 boys walked into Spain, and walked all over Liverpool FC.
A stunning 6-0.
Against a club founded in 1892, worth thousands of crores…
By an academy that’s barely a decade old, running on limited resources.
From the very second minute, there was no hesitation, only hunger.
Azam Khan struck early, Amerson followed, and captain Wahengbam Raj Singh led a ruthless charge with a hat-trick.
This wasn’t luck.
This was domination.
And the journey to this moment? Even tougher than the match.
Crowdfunding fell short.
Visas were rejected.
The trip almost didn’t happen, until director Ranjit Bajaj took a personal loan, pushing liabilities to nearly ₹2 crore, just to give these boys a shot.
They didn’t just show up.
They announced themselves.
#MinervaFC #IndianFootball #sportsIndia #Inspiring
[Indian Football, Youth Sports, Grassroots Revolution