You know why this is bullshit?
Cristiano Ronaldo is known worldwide for having the greatest work ethics in football history.
His discipline has NEVER depended on who his manager is. He's always been the first to arrive at training and the last to leave. Do people seriously believe that after 20 years of insane discipline, he suddenly decided to stop working hard because he didn't like Erik ten Hag?
Ronaldo works that hard for HIMSELF, not for any manager. That's the mentality that made him one of the greatest players of all time.
It genuinely feels like Ten Hag is still holding a grudge. And the funniest part? He contradicts himself. While trying to blame Ronaldo, he says he wanted to "keep the players I admire in."
So you're admitting you had favourites and were biased? Because we all saw it lol. No wonder your man-management was AWFUL.
Shehzad, respectfully, who exactly is mocking the dead here? Those who are asking legitimate questions about the conduct of the police and government departments, or those who tried to misdirect the investigation?
Questioning the handling of an investigation is not disrespecting the deceased. In fact, seeking clarity and accountability is often the best way to honour the dead and ensure that the truth comes out.
No doubt Babar Azam is a great batsman.
But today he failed as a leader and as a finisher.
He should have protected Aamer Jamal, Ali Usman, the injured Shan Masood, Khurram Shahzad and Mohamed Abbas, Instead he exposed them.
Worse, the moment the tail arrived he started taking singles off the first ball of the over. Looked more like he was protecting his average and staying not out than taking responsibility.
We needed a Ben Stokes kind of innings. What we got was a brain-fade knock.
That’s the truth. I’m sorry..
#WIVPAK
Imam ul Haq has been playing international cricket for more than a decade but I can't genuinely remember 1 innings where you can say he single handedly won the match for his team. He has always been a loser. And no matter what you just can't get rid of him.
2010:
- Spain wins the World Cup
- Rafael Nadal becomes the youngest man to complete a Career Slam
2026:
- Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest man to complete a Career Slam
- Spain wins the World Cup