He may be 24 now, but we need to talk about Noni Madueke. What we’re seeing right now is the ability we knew he had when he first moved to the Premier League from PSV. Noni was electric in the Netherlands, and now he’s showing that energy in England. Hasn’t put a foot wrong in long over a month now. Stepping up with Bukayo Saka injured. PSV Noni has been awakened. Made the goal today as Arsenal beat Hull 1-0, following on from goals against Slavia Prague and that winner against Forest three weeks ago.
Tapped the badge to remind people what’s up. Noni Madueke. Here’s your flowers. 👏🏽
My old man had a Peugeot 404 that would start hooting by itself. Kuna time imehoot from Kimende to Kangemi nonstop. Watu walikua wanahepa kwa barabara wakifikiria imelose control
I bought this car for 45k spent 100k on it and sold it for 35 k with a warning from the traffic commandant in kabete it was never to be seen on any Kenyan road ,we have tried in this life we have tried.
🚨🗣️NEW: Balotelli reacts to Djed Spence refusing to shake Thomas Partey’s hand before Ghana and England kick-off:
“Funny world, isn’t it? The white players lined up and shook Partey’s hand, but the black player decides he’s the one who can’t? If that’s a statement, then explain the statement. If it’s personal, say it’s personal. Don’t hide behind silence and let people write the story for you.
Football is a mirror: sometimes it reflects unity, sometimes it exposes hypocrisy. A handshake costs nothing, but refusing one can cost a thousand explanations. Everyone will rush to make this about race, others will swear it’s about principles, and the truth will drown somewhere in the noise.
If you snub a man publicly, don’t be surprised when the public turns it into a courtroom. One skipped handshake has created more headlines than ninety minutes of football. That’s the modern game: a gesture becomes a grenade, and social media pulls the pin.”