Just look at the trophy droughts that have come to an end in 2025/26:
Royal Challengers Bengaluru winning back to back IPL titles.
Paris Saint Germain winning 2 consecutive UCL titles.
Arsenal winning the EPL this year.
Harry Kane winning a major trophy.
Crystal Palace winning a major, Newcastle United winning a trophy after 70 years.
Bro... liat lini tengah Portugal π΅πΉ
Lo punya Vitinha yang bisa ngatur tempo dan build-up dari belakang.
Lo punya Joao Neves yang bisa lari 120 menit non stop dan bisa ada di mana-mana.
Dan lo punya Bruno, kreator terbaik di dunia saat ini.
Who is gonna stop this trio? π₯΅
Sad it didn't work out for moyes at United but eff you for sending out a rugby team tonight to try and intimidate United! Glad it didn't work out and you are sent home empty handed. And to tarkowski, try playing more actual football than look to physically overwhelm opponents
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78 runs to win.
1 wicket left.
Against Rabada, Steyn, Philander, Maharaj.
Kusal Perera didnβt survive.
He conquered. π±π°π₯
One of the greatest fourth-innings knocks ever.π«‘
This is actually the best thing that has happened to domestic cricket.
You donβt want to watch domestic cricket. You want to watch domestic cricket only when a big name is playing.
No broadcast today is the result of 15 years of fans not giving a damn about the game.
π Two matches are live right now.
π Combined views? ~25 lakhs ππ
And then you cry, βWe care about domestic cricket.β At least donβt lie.
Just say it clearly:
π You want to watch Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma, not domestic cricket.
That doesnβt make you a cricket fan.
It makes you player-obsessed.
If you had ever gone to a domestic match, or even bothered to watch it on TV when there were no stars,
today you would be watching them.
You ignored the game for years.
Now the game is ignoring you.
And no β you didnβt watch Kohli in domestic when he was young either.
So please, save the fake concern ππ₯
π¨ποΈ Ryan Giggs: I was barely 21 years old when I bought a red Ferrari 550 Maranello.
It was the first expensive thing I had ever bought after reaching the top at a young age.
But I couldn't enjoy it, I hid it. I parked it two blocks away from the training ground, and I only drove it at night. Why!? Because I was afraid of the coach.
You didnβt have to hear Ferguson speak to understand him. You just had to see him standing at his office window, looking at you. That look alone would put you in your place.
In that dressing room, it didnβt matter if you were the new rising star or the most experienced player. We all had to behave with humility, On and off the pitch.
That culture shaped me, It made me understand that real professionalism has nothing to do with luxury or fame. But with how you live your life when no oneβs watching.
Thatβs why, when people ask me how I managed to stay at the top level for so many years,To play at the highest level until I was forty, I always give them the same answer:
It was because of what I learned there, It was because of respect. And because I had a coach who, without saying much, taught me everything.
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Damn, this was close to many a nerve, am sure!