two types of people who will tell you that you cannot make a difference in this world: those who are afraid to try and those who are afraid you will succeed.
Iran came to this World Cup with FIFA against them.
Exhausted by the system. Robbed by the whistle. 2 goals taken away. 3 matches without a loss. Yet, they go home. That's not defeat — that's injustice.
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I love how Man United are moving this window
You want to overpay for Elliot Anderson, go ahead and sign him
You want to overpay for Matheus Fernandes, go ahead and sign him
No club is scamming us this time!!!
Three weeks ago, Matheus Cunha scored an unfortunate own goal against Panama in a World Cup warm-up game, and so many people questioned why Carlo Ancelotti had called him up ahead of João Pedro.
Then Brazil's opening World Cup game against Morocco arrived, Cunha stayed on the bench, and the criticism only became louder.
Everything changed when he was handed a start against Haiti. He scored twice, kept his place against Scotland, scored again, and now has three goals from just two World Cup starts.
The same people who were questioning his place in the squad have gone very quiet because performances always speak louder than opinions.
Manchester United knew exactly what they were signing: a complete forward who can score, create, press, link play, and do the dirty work for the team.
The best part is that Cunha wanted Manchester United long before Manchester United made him a priority, and he's now proving his quality on the biggest stage in football.
From being questioned just three weeks ago to now having more World Cup goals than Didier Drogba... football is a funny game. 😂🇧🇷❤️
🚨 Roy Keane on Manchester City signing Anderson for £130m:
“Of course, the media have no problem with it when it’s not Manchester United. We’ve seen plenty of English clubs spend over £100 million on players, yet United are always the first club people mention when talking about ‘ruining the market.
As for Anderson, Manchester United didn’t miss out on him, he missed out on Manchester United. Playing for this club is a privilege, and not every player gets that opportunity.
When United spend big, it becomes a headline for weeks. When other clubs do the same, it’s treated as normal business. That’s the difference.
The standards, expectations, and scrutiny around Manchester United have always been higher than anywhere else, and that’s why every transfer involving the club attracts so much attention.”