Aporla16

God is everything ✨

[Kwesi TumTum @kwesitumtum]

😂 bruhhh I haven’t laughed like this in a looooong time 😂😂😂😂😂

[Copy Counsel 🇳🇬🇸🇦 @BenYousef_E]

Who is this guy 😭😭😭😂😂😂

[𝙑𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙖🏄🏽‍♂️ @vista_213]

8 victoires d’affilée merci Mourinho 🤍

[𝗔𝗹𝗲𝘅𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲 𝗥𝘂𝗶𝘇 @alexandreruiz]

Force est de reconnaître les mérites de José Mourinho. Cette équipe est équilibrée et solidaire. Il y a encore quelques mois, le Real avait du mal à s'adapter à ce type de match rugueux. Aujourd'hui, c'est une équipe ordonnée qui s'impose en proposant du jeu. Maintenant, 1 question. Que faire avec Vinicius dont la suspension prend fin ? Ce soir, s'il avait été présent, le Brésilien aurait pu facilement sortir du match face à la "garra" des joueurs de Valence avec notamment Maffeo. Aujourd'hui, seule une alternance avec Mbappé semble évidente sur ce poste axial. Remettre les 2 ensemble pourrait rompre cet équilibre trouvé. Diomandé a gagné sa place. Güler et B.Silva ont pris les clefs du jeu. Bellingham est dans la position parfaite lui permettant de pouvoir recevoir, se retourner et avoir de l'espace pour être impactant. Tchouameni assure le côté ciment. Valverde est le meilleur latéral aujourd'hui avec cette facilité pour prendre tout le couloir laissé accessible lorsque Güler rentre dans le coeur.
8 victoires consécutives avec 1 match référence quant à ce jeu et cet équilibre, le Clasico remporté.
Force est de constater. Bravo José Mourinho.
#ValenciaRealMadrid 0-3

[• @yipikayei7]

No habrá ganado ninguna bota de oro, pero solo he visto a un jugador hacer lo que hacía Karim Benzema.

[Abdulhadi @AHADI4]

😂😂😂😂😂

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 https://t.co/PqM6HEfEQn

[Metua Metua @Metuametua29]

Naahhh Vinicius is actually finished

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Wayne Rooney on people calling Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2008 season overrated:

“I’ve seen people questioning Cristiano’s 2008 season again, and I genuinely wonder how many of them watched us play that year.

I was there. I played alongside him. I saw what defenders were doing to try to stop him, and I saw what happened when they couldn’t.

I remember one game where Cristiano had two players following him almost everywhere. At one point, I said to him, ‘You’ve got two of them worried about you now.’

He looked at me and said, ‘Good. That means somebody else is free.’

And that was the thing people sometimes forget about him. Everyone remembers the goals, the tricks and the celebrations. But when teams started organising their entire defence around stopping one player, the rest of us benefited.

There were matches when you’d look up and see Cristiano making another run, even though he’d already made five or six without receiving the ball.

I’d tell him, ‘You know you don’t have to chase every goal?’

He’d say, ‘Wayne, if I stop running, how am I going to score?’

You couldn’t argue with him.

But Moscow is what I remember most.

He’d scored our goal against Chelsea. People forget that sometimes because of what happened in the shootout.

When he missed his penalty, I knew exactly what he’d be thinking. He’d scored 42 goals that season, helped us win the Premier League, and suddenly he was standing there believing he might have cost us the biggest trophy of the year.

When Edwin saved Anelka’s penalty, everybody went crazy. We were European champions.

But Cristiano was crying.

I remember looking at him and thinking how strange football can be. A player can have the season of his life, score in the Champions League final, and still spend those last few minutes believing he’s let everyone down.

That’s how much it meant to him.

And that’s why I find some of the criticism ridiculous.

People sit there nearly 20 years later, looking at clips and statistics, trying to explain why it wasn’t that special.

We were playing against some of the best defenders in Europe. They knew what he wanted to do. They’d spend the entire week preparing for him.

Then Saturday would come, and he’d do it anyway.

I’m not saying we didn’t have a brilliant team. Of course we did. We had players who could win games all over the pitch.

But even in that dressing room, we knew Cristiano was doing something extraordinary.

The funniest thing is that people now use the fact that he played in such a good team against him.

Well, I was one of the players in that team. And I can tell you that having Cristiano alongside us made our jobs easier, not his.

If you want to argue about which individual season was the greatest, that’s fine. Football is full of opinions.

But don’t tell people who were there that what we watched every week wasn’t special.

I saw Cristiano win his first Ballon d’Or. I’ve also seen him win four more.

And I still think there’s something about that first one that people will never fully understand unless they remember the player he was before he became the Cristiano Ronaldo everybody knows today.”

[Aliotop @Aliotop_off]

Le vertige devant cette vidéo.
Les plans larges de la TV déforment tellement la vitesse et l’intensité des matchs

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

Football belongs to the fans! Thank you to all the fans around the world, the Ballon D’Or of All Time is also yours.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨✨ OFFICIAL: Ballon d’Or announce Cristiano Ronaldo 2008 has been voted as the BEST BALLON D’OR OF ALL TIME. 🌕

[Instant Foot ⚽️ @lnstantFoot]

Oh mais regardez la COMMUNION INCROYABLE d'Harry Kane alors qu'il rentre chez lui. 🤩🌕 #BallonDor

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 Marouan Chamakh

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 😂😂😂😭😭😭😂😂😂

https://t.co/N3LgtVaQWj

[efry🦇 @EfryVCF]

NO ME LO PUEDO CREER. LO HA HECHO x10

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 Drino tu veux trop te rassurer hein😂😂😂

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@Peguy_Certifie Petit villageois

[De Jonginho 🇲🇦 fan @_DeJonginho]

Par pitié lisez cette conversation c’est le plus grand own de l’histoire ptdrrrrrrrrrrr

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 Tu as plus de punchlines que lui😂

[Aporla16 @Sabochi99]

@erroorr4404 Drino 😭