CF

[Olise @OliseHQ]

Michael olise Subbed on, took over, and led the comeback against Belgium. Zidane couldn't believe what he was witnessing! 💀🥶

[Lip @todocampista8]

I don't think we deep the fact a black player wore/played #10/#8 at the highest level for 3 of the most historical clubs in fubtol history as one of 3 key figures in those sides (maybe not Ajax, but 3 of those 4 CL wins). Seedorf is Ajax's greatest export after Cruyff.

[Lustani @lustcntrl]

His motion this time was crazy I swear. Real deal superstar status

[Yannick Bolasie @YannickBolasie]

We all know what I was up against now….I was taking on the avengers of a different calibre and still making man dance….(Ignore the song choice 🤣)

[Megha Singh @Humanoholic]

A reads Dostoevsky. B reads Nietzsche. C reads romance novels. Who is most likely to understand human nature??

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

Do not play fair. Use every available advantage. Winners are cheaters, they use every possible way to succeed. That is why they win all the time. If you play fair you are more likely to lose. Know your interests. Understand theirs. Know that people only demand you to play fair when they are operating from a position of weakness. Winning matters much more than being a fair loser.

[Tuncay @orwllianv5]

Kitap okuyun. Çünkü insanın kelime dağarcığı geliştikçe kendini ifade etme biçimi de değişir. Her öfkesini hakaretle, her anlaşmazlığı kabalıkla, küfürle anlatmaz. Unutmayın, insanın kültürü bildiği kelimelerle değil, o kelimeleri nasıl kullandığıyla belli olur.

[Digi @digiii]

Nothing is out of reach. Whatever you want, you can have it, but understand the world doesn't run on fairness or dreams or potential.
It runs on force, on who takes action and who waits, on who moves and who talks themselves into staying still. You don't get what you want by wanting it badly enough. You get it by becoming someone who refuses to live without it, by building your entire life around that one obsession and cutting loose everything that doesn't serve it.

[Fumo Liyongo @Meerkat_001]

@Julius_Gitts Pale 2002 nishatumwa bedroom kuamsha mzee that supper iko ready, niliwashwa kofi nikagonga kichwa kwa ukuta. Hadi wa leo am in my 30s na sijawai elewa reason ya hiyo kofi. Taliban that old man 💀

[B @utdbrxy]

Aubameyang - goal catalogue

[B @utdbrxy]

Cavani - goal catalogue

[United Extra @TheUnitedExtra]

the day Sanchez happened for Manchester United 😭

[🥷 @neyholic]

Dusan Tadic vs Real Madrid (A)

UCL • RO16 | 18/19

[Kentah Gwanjez @GWANJEZ]

Kids today will never understand how big this song was

[Michael Cox @Zonal_Marking]

First time I saw Messi play live (2011), the thing that struck me most was how suddenly he could stop. From top speed to completely still, while others were still slowing down. He'd always get to the loose ball first. That is his most underrated quality.
https://t.co/ipVzOmO1Sg

[RestoMod Classics @RestoMod804]

Mustang Mach 1 — Satin olive gray gloss full body, twin black NACA nostrils breathing mean on long Mach 1 hood, honeycomb grille with round white halo eyes glowing savage, black 5-spoke deep dish with polished lips tucked slammed.

[EH @EHcomps]

Zinedine Zidane vs Man Utd (H) - 1999

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Jose Mourinho on choosing between Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola:

“Carlo Ancelotti.

And I'll tell you why.

People look at Carlo's career and count Champions Leagues.

I look at Everton.

Yes, Everton.

This man had managed Juventus, AC Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Napoli.

He had worked with Maldini, Pirlo, Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo, Modric, Drogba and Lampard.

Then one day, Carlo Ancelotti decided to manage Everton.

I remember hearing the news and thinking, ‘Carlo, what happened?’
Not because Everton isn't a historic club.

But I imagine somebody explaining the project.

‘Carlo, we want to compete with the biggest clubs in England.’

‘Good.’

‘But we cannot promise Champions League football.’

‘Okay.’

‘And we cannot promise you the players you had at Real Madrid.’

‘I know.’

‘So why are you interested?’

And Carlo probably just smiled.

That's what fascinates me.

He didn't arrive at Goodison Park behaving like a man doing Everton a favour.

He took the job seriously.

And he brought James Rodriguez .
James Rodriguez !

A footballer who had played for him at Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Imagine being James.

‘James, I have a project for you.’

‘Where, Mister? Real Madrid?’

‘No.’

‘Bayern?’

‘No.’

‘Where?’

‘Everton.’

I would have loved to hear the silence after that.

But James went.

That tells you something about Carlo.

His reputation doesn't disappear when he leaves a famous club.

He can walk into Everton and convince a footballer who has played at the Bernabeu that Goodison Park is worth experiencing.

That's a different kind of power.

Now compare that with Pep Guardiola. I've competed against him enough to know he’s tactical.

But Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City are environments where winning major trophies is already expected.

Carlo has experienced that pressure too.

Then he voluntarily walked into a club where finishing 7th might be considered progress.

He went from trying to win the Champions League to trying to qualify for European football.

And Everton wasn't even the end.
He returned to Real Madrid and won 2 more Champions Leagues.

Imagine that.

One season you're trying to get Everton into Europe.

A few years later you're standing at Wembley with another Champions League trophy.

Then Brazil calls.

And Carlo goes to manage Brazil.

At some point, you have to appreciate how extraordinary that journey is.

🗣️ Reporter: ‘So you believe Carlo is greater than Guardiola?’

‘I believe Carlo has answered questions Pep hasn't been asked yet.’

And Sir Alex Ferguson is another manager I admire enormously.

Ferguson proved himself at Aberdeen before building Manchester United into an empire.

Carlo proved himself at Europe's biggest clubs, then showed he wasn't too big to manage somewhere else.

Pep has achieved great things.

But I'd love to see him accept a job where the first question isn't, ‘Can you win the Champions League?’

It's, ‘Can you get us into Europe?’
Because Carlo did that.

And the remarkable thing?

When Real Madrid called again, Carlo didn't need to rebuild his reputation.

He'd never lost it.

That's why I choose Ancelotti.

Not because he won trophies at Everton. He didn't.

But because he could manage Everton, return to Real Madrid, win two more Champions Leagues and then become Brazil's manager.

And somehow, Everton doesn't even look out of place on his CV.

It looks like something only Carlo Ancelotti would do.”

[Gooner Chris @ArsenalN7]

Throwback to Arsenal visiting Buckingham Palace back in 2007 🏰

The only team EVER invited to the Palace for tea with the Queen, who was famously an Arsenal fan.

Eboué to the Queen: “I want to look after your dogs.” 😭😂

[S👻 @scrapytweets]

Cazorla’s debut season for Arsenal 💀💀