🚨🗣️Xabi Alonso on Moises Caicedo absence
“He was close but, as well, there is no point in taking too many risks at this moment.
Maybe we went too early against Brighton [with his return], so we need to be cautious.”
Legacy retailers are quick to blame the economy when sales slow down, but that misses the entire point. Aussies haven't stopped shopping - they’ve just stopped overpaying.
We just announced strong, double-digit year-on-year growth at Kogan proving that consumers are doing their research, comparing specs, and demanding more value than ever before. If your business isn't delivering value in this environment, smart shoppers will simply go to the ones that do. Let's call a spade a spade.
Want elections? Then fight for the conditions: clean CNE, real releases, safe return, no more Tun Tun apparatus.
Stabilize. Recover. Then vote for real. Stop selling the strategy that already failed. Rethink it before it is too late.
🚨 🏥 Xabi Alonso on Moises Caicedo’s absence: “He was close. But no point in taking too many risks at this moment. Maybe we went too early against Brighton. We need to be cautious.” (Sky Sports)
‼️🚨Chelsea remain determined to sign Alex Scott from Bournemouth.
The 23-year-old midfielder is understood to be Xabi Alonso’s No.1 midfield target, with the Blues continuing to push for a future deal.
Chelsea are now willing to explore an agreement that would see Scott move to Stamford Bridge in summer 2027.
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Chinese company eyes road and housing projects across South Sudan, adding to a growing list of Chinese infrastructure projects in the country.
China Construction Company Limited discussed potential investments with Vice President James Wani Igga this morning in Juba.✍️