Ask a Manchester United fan today if Steven Gerrard is a Liverpool and Premier League legend, and they will say yes.
Ask them if Bruno Fernandes is a Manchester United and Premier League legend, and they will tell you no.
Zola didn't win the league or the UCL with Chelsea, he's still considered a Chelsea legend till today.
Cesc Fabregas didn't win the league or the UCL with Arsenal, Arsenal fans recognize him as their legend.
Fernando Torres is a Liverpool legend despite not winning the league with them.
It is only at Manchester United that we throw our best players under the bus.
But whether you like it or not, Bruno Fernandes is a Manchester United and Premier League legend.
Deal with that.
"Burkinabe are fortunate in that in the lifetime of the people who were alive during Sankara's time, they're getting a second revolutionist (Ibrahim Traore) who is going back and upholding that legacy of Sankara." - @KhanyisileLt
An honour to become the first English player to win Germany’s Footballer of the Year award. A special feeling to receive it at the Allianz in front of our incredible fans.
Great to collect it alongside the gaffer and Giulia Gwinn – congratulations to you both! 🙌🏆
One thing I've noticed among some Africans who seem hell-bent on hating anything being done in Burkina Faso is the discussion of democracy.
So many Africans seem to adamantly believe that democracy is the ultimate solution for Africa, when that evidently isn't the case in many African countries.
Burkina Faso is trying something new, and until I hear the Burkinabe people reject this new government approach unanimously, I won't condemn it.
Honestly, it really just feels like some Africans want Burkina Faso to fail, not because they are worried for the Burkinabe people, but because they need it to fail to vindicate their own beliefs in democracy.
If you see a catastrophic disaster that has killed countless people and your first reaction is “this is because they didn’t worship MY god,” you are an irredeemable piece of shit