موقف لاعبين ايرلندا في مواجهة اسرائيل
- ارتدوا الشارات السوداء حدادًا على ضحايا غزة
- رفضوا مصافحة لاعبي وطاقم اسرائيل قبل المباراة
- رفضو بروتوكول تبادل الإعلام
- تخصيص كل ارباح المباراة لحملات دعم في فلسطين
- خفضوا رؤوسهم أثناء عزف نشيد اسرائيل، في مشهدٍ عبّر عن شعورهم بالعار من خوض هذه المباراة
- وسجل جاك مويلان الهدف الثالث ثم رفع الشارة السوداء أثناء احتفاله
It is truly damning to look at the sliding doors moments of what City cost other clubs across two decades.
For all of their rivals, they would all without doubt be in a better position today without City's cheating:
Manchester United, three Premier League titles, an FA Cup & 1x Champions League qualification. Still disastrous ownership, but no title drought.
Liverpool, three Premier League titles, an EFL Cup & 1x Champions League qualification. Jurgen Klopp & his team would have a far different legacy.
Arsenal, two Premier League titles, two EFL Cups, 3x Champions League qualifications. How much might Arteta's team have achieved than they already have?
Tottenham, an EFL Cup & 5x Champions League qualifications. Would they still be in the plight they are now with those chances to establish themselves?
Villa's first domestic trophy since 1996.
Stoke's first since 1972.
Sunderland's first since 1973.
Watford's first in their HISTORY.
Everton missed CL qualification because of them. So did Bournemouth. Leicester not once, but twice.
Then there's relegations. Are Leicester in League One now without them? How many others?
Nothing can fix the damage they've caused.
The bottom line is Manchester City owe English football an apology. They cheated & warped our game. I know it’s nothing to do with the guys on the pitch but most of them wouldn’t have been there if City had played by the rules. Their achievements feel very hollow right now.
It is not that the Sir Alex vs Pep debate is now over, it is that it was foolish it was even being had at all. His entire career is surrounding by both kinds of doping.
Pep tested positive for PED's (nandrolone) as a player, six times the legal limit. Dr Segura, who worked with him at the time, joined him at Barcelona in 2009.
Luis Garcia del Moral - who was 1 of the 3 doctors banned for life following Lance Armstrong's life ban - was a medical advisor to Barcelona.
Del Moral is one of three doctors (Segura & Dr. Eufemiano Fuentes are the others) with links to doping who have ties to Barcelona.
Manchester City were also fined THREE TIMES within the first 6 months of Pep's appointment for violations of anti-doping regulations.
And I haven't even mentioned the Negreira corruption case with Barcelona, involving payments to a former refereeing chief.
When someone shows you who they are, believe them.
🚨🎙️ | Gary Lineker:
"I must congratulate the Glazers on finding someone even WORSE than them that they can blame and getting him in there and getting all the stick: Jim Ratcliffe.
"I don’t think he’s a particularly PLEASANT human being, and it’s a bit of a shambles of a football club the way it’s being run at the moment.
"So, well done to the Glazers on that one, deflecting everything AWAY from them!"
[@RestIsFootball]
I remember seeing somewhere during the summer that the squad were doing an unusually low amount of physical work during trainings. This is obviously the result of that. Say what you will about Amorim, but in the 13 years since Fergie, we were physically at our best under him.
There’s a line from Roy Keane autobiography in 2002, where he talks about the mentality of the United team in the first 15 minutes of games. I’m paraphrasing, but it was along the lines of “we know we have more quality than any other team, the only thing the opposition could ever be better at than us is intensity and fight. So for the first 15 minutes we always go out high intensity, starting from the tunnel. We let them know within 15 minutes that they won’t even beat us at duels and battles, then when we’ve killed their spirit, we start playing football”.
That was a treble winning captain talking about running and dueling first, before anything. No great team is 20th in running.
A disgrace.
🚨 NEW PGMOL RULE - If a player stops in his tracks and throws his arm in the air, the referee has no choice but to take his side and book the opponent team’s player.
🚨Carlos Tevez reveals Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have agreed to play together in the same team for his farewell game in December 2026 at La Bombonera in Buenos Aires.
🗣️Carlos: “It has always been my dream to see Cristiano and Leo playing for one team. They’re the two greatest players ever. I contacted them, especially Cristiano.
I told him, ‘Cristiano, I want you and Leo on the same side for my farewell. Let the world see that magic once.’
He said he would be there. Leo wasn’t hard to convince either. Both have given me the green light. I can’t wait. This one is going to be emotional.”
Al Nassr got a red card and Cristiano Ronaldo asked the coach to subbed him off because he knew the game needed younger and faster players to cover distance since they were 1 man down.
But Before Ronaldo stepped off, he pulled Sadio Mane and Joao felix to the side and spoke to them for about 3mins, told them exactly how to connect with each other for the comeback to be complete.
GUESS WHAT? Al nassr did the comeback from 2-0 to 2-3.
THE GREATEST THERE WAS, THE GREATEST THERE IS, THE GREATEST THERE EVER WILL BE🐐👏