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🎙️ Roy Keane on Portugal 1-1 DR Congo 🇵🇹🇨🇩

“I went back and watched the highlights again…

You’ve got midfielders like Bruno, Vitinha and Neves, and Ronaldo is getting just 5 passes in the opponent’s box for the whole 90 minutes? That’s not good enough.

I saw Bruno taking shots when he should be passing, even showing frustration when Ronaldo had an effort that could’ve been laid off to him.

At some point, you’ve got to remember your role. Your job is to create for the striker, not make it all about yourself.”

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@MrSamHQ_ I couldn’t agree more

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🚨 Roy Keane on Paolo Maldini and Leonardo resigning from the Italian Football Federation:

“I don’t like it one bit. To me, it’s childish. You don’t walk away from a project because you didn’t get your preferred manager. Football doesn’t work like that.”

“People keep talking about loyalty and principles, and that’s fine. Stand by your opinion, argue your case, but once the decision is made, your job is to get on with it. That’s what leaders do. They don’t throw their toys out of the pram because things didn’t go their way.”

“Maldini and Leonardo are football legends. Nobody questions what they’ve achieved as players, but this isn’t about reputations. This is about responsibility. Italy are trying to rebuild after years of disappointment, and they needed experienced football people to help steady the ship. Walking away after just a couple of weeks sends the wrong message to everyone involved.”

“Not every decision in football is going to go your way. I’ve been in dressing rooms where managers, players and directors disagreed all the time. The best people don’t quit—they find a way to make it work. If you only stay when everyone agrees with you, then you’re in the wrong job.”

“For me, it’s poor leadership. If you truly believed in rebuilding Italian football, you stay, you fight for your ideas and you prove your value over time. Leaving because your first choice wasn’t appointed? I can’t respect that. That’s not how strong football people operate.”

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@MrSamHQ_ Hmm looks like it 🤔

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🎙️ Gary Neville on Andrea Pirlo losing the Italy job over his Fonbet partnership:

“If Andrea Pirlo has genuinely lost the Italy job because of a commercial partnership with a Russian betting company, then you have to ask why these concerns weren’t raised before he became the leading candidate.

Background checks exist for a reason. You don’t get to the finish line and suddenly discover something that has been public knowledge for months. That’s poor governance.

Whether you agree with Pirlo’s decision to work with that company or not, the Federation should have known exactly what they were dealing with before putting his name at the top of the list.

It’s a terrible look for Italian football. Either appoint him because you believe he’s the right man, or rule him out from the beginning because of the controversy. Don’t let a man think he’s got his dream job and then pull the rug from under him at the last minute. That’s not how serious football institutions should operate.”

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🚨 John Terry on Chelsea’s reported interest in Jordan Henderson:

“I’ve seen a lot of people asking why Chelsea are suddenly being linked with experienced players like Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck. They look at the age first, but football isn’t always that simple.

When you’ve got one of the youngest squads in the Premier League, sometimes what you need isn’t another exciting 20-year-old. You need players who have lived through the pressure, won the biggest trophies, understand the demands of this league, and raise the standards every single day in training.

Jordan Henderson has captained Liverpool to the Premier League and Champions League. He’s respected in every dressing room he’s walks into because of his mentality, professionalism and leadership. Those qualities don’t disappear because you’re 36.

Chelsea’s recruitment has been built around young talent for years. Maybe the club now feels what’s missing isn’t ability—it’s experience. If Henderson is being considered to help develop the younger players and bring leadership to the squad, then I completely understand the thinking.”

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🎙️ Didier Drogba on Chelsea’s reported interest in Danny Welbeck:

“I took my time to really think about why Xabi Alonso might want Danny Welbeck, and honestly, I still struggle to see it. Maybe he values his experience, his work rate, his leadership and the way he presses from the front. Those qualities are important in any dressing room.

But Chelsea are a club expected to compete for the biggest trophies. At that level, your striker has to consistently score goals and decide matches. With all due respect to Danny, goals have never been the strongest part of his game. You need more than hard work—you need end product.

This isn’t criticism of Welbeck as a professional. He’s had a respectable career and every coach would appreciate what he brings to a squad. But if Chelsea are looking for a striker to transform their attack, I’m not convinced he’s the answer.

That said, Xabi Alonso has earned the right to make bold decisions. If he truly believes Danny Welbeck is the man who can improve this team and help build the culture he wants, then Chelsea should back him. I believe in what Xabi is building, and sometimes the best signings are the ones that surprise everyone.”

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@FCBLuncca That’s ownership

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🎙️ Gerard Piqué on Real Madrid spending €135M on Yan Diomande:

“€135 million for Yan Diomande? That’s an incredible amount of money. The kid is talented, nobody doubts that, but Real Madrid are paying a finished superstar’s price for a player who is still writing the first chapters of his career.

The funny thing is, Madrid will keep collecting the most expensive young talents in football, while Barcelona will continue building from within and still find a way to challenge for—and often win—the biggest trophies. History has a habit of repeating itself.

Every summer it’s ‘Cucurella this, Bernardo Silva that, Rodri this, Diomande that…’ Meanwhile, we look around and remember we already have Lamine Yamal at home. You can spend €135 million on potential, but you can’t buy La Masia’s DNA.

Football has never been won on transfer fees. It’s won on the pitch. And Barcelona have proved that more times than people like to admit.”

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@thecasualultra palermo fans really built different when it comes to showing up for their club

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🚨 THE BIGGEST TRANSFER REPORTS THAT NEVER HAPPENED — FABRIZIO ROMANO & FLORIAN PLETTENBERG

🇩🇪 Florian Plettenberg
❌ Marc Guéhi → Liverpool (2026)

🇮🇹 Fabrizio Romano
❌ Adrien Rabiot → Barcelona (2019)
❌ Emerson Royal → Beşiktaş (2025)
❌ Victor Boniface → AC Milan (2025)
❌ Morgan Gibbs-White → Tottenham (2025)
❌ Marc Guéhi → Liverpool (2026)