kaggwa paul

#F.C Barcelona #Roots n Reggea🇺🇬🇺🇬Ukiona cha mwenzako cha nyolewa, chako kitie maji.

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨 𝗧𝗛𝗥𝗢𝗪𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞: Back in 2017, José Mourinho was asked to respond to Neymar moving to PSG for €220M.

🗣️ "Neymar for €220M is not expensive. Expensive means, players being brought to a certain level without having a certain quality. Neymar is NOT expensive."

"What's expensive, is the fact that from this moment on we will see A LOT OF PLAYERS making transfers for €100M, or €80M, and THIS is the problem."

"Neymar is not the problem, because Neymar is actually one of the best players in the world, the problem is the consequences that will come after Neymar."

[SuperSport Football ⚽️ @SSFootball]

It's just another day in the office for Lamine Yamal 🤯⚡️

📺 Stream #UCL on DStv: https://t.co/B0jLrQW5cc

[BigMoh jr @BiggestMohhh]

🚨🎙️ Isco on the Negreira case and Barcelona’s controversial win against Real Betis.

Reporter: After this game, do you genuinely believe Barcelona have been favoured by the referees?

Isco: “Honestly, I’ve been hearing about the Negreira case for years, even when I was playing for Real Madrid. You know how big the rivalry between Madrid and Barcelona is. Every little thing becomes a controversy.

“But if you ask me what I really think, sometimes I feel Real Madrid are becoming too obsessed with Barcelona. If the allegations are true, let the investigation establish that and let the proper authorities decide. But we cannot keep talking about it forever without reaching a conclusion.

“Look at the Barcelona team from those days. Messi, Busquets, Iniesta and Xavi in the same squad. Do you understand what that means? When you have that kind of quality, you already have every reason to believe you can beat anybody. Honestly, you have to ask yourself why a team like that would need to pay referees to win football matches.

“As a Madrid player back then, these were not things you could always openly question. You knew how intense the rivalry was, and sometimes you felt that speaking too much could put your own position at the club under pressure.

“And about today’s game, I know people are talking about the red card, the disallowed goal and everything else. But if you understand football, you know Barcelona didn’t cheat us out of this result. Lamine provoked Bernal, Bernal reacted badly, and he paid the price. The disallowed goal was also a close decision involving a possible handball.

“I’m not going to lose a match and start discrediting my opponents just because I’m disappointed. Barcelona played excellent football, and they deserved their win.

“Sometimes you have to accept that the better team won. Barcelona are among the best teams in the world right now, and there is no shame in losing to a team of that quality. Our job is to learn, improve and come back stronger.”

[CARGO🎬 @Cargo_1911]

60 Movies You Need To Watch Alone At Least Once..🍿🔞🎬♥️💋😍

[Akiso Benjamin Oppressed🇺🇬 @AkisoBenjamin]

Meanwhile God should apologize to Jesus 😌😌🙌

[Cezar @cezarFCB]

Dear FIFA, it is time to investigate Barcelona. This is unfair.

[SethOfficial @UTD_Seth001]

🚨Thierry Henry on whether a player without a Champions League or League Cup trophy can win the Ballon d’Or:

“Zlatan, listen, man. I asked José Mourinho this same question a while back, and I will never forget what he told me.

José looked me dead in the eyes and said, ‘Thierry, imagine one player scores 12 goals in a Champions League campaign but gets eliminated in the quarter-finals. Another scores three goals and provides seven assists but gets eliminated in the semi-finals. Then you have a third player who makes very little individual impact but ends up winning the trophy.

Tell me, who had the better campaign?’

I was confused. I looked at José and asked, ‘What exactly are you trying to say?’

He replied, ‘It is not always about who wins the trophy. It is about who the team needed most in difficult moments, who took responsibility when things went wrong, and who continued to shine even when nobody was watching.’

That answer stayed with me because he had a point.

We judge players so much by trophies that sometimes we forget to judge their actual performances. A player can score 40 goals, provide 15 assists and carry his team throughout the season, but if he loses a Champions League semi-final, suddenly people question whether he deserves the Ballon d’Or.

Meanwhile, another player can win the Champions League with a strong team and immediately become the favourite.

Of course, trophies matter. Winning the Champions League is a massive achievement, and nobody should underestimate it. But football is a team sport. One player cannot control every missed chance, defensive mistake or penalty conceded by his teammates.

So why should we judge his entire season by the outcome of one competition?

Imagine scoring against Europe’s biggest clubs, delivering consistently for ten months and being the reason your team reaches the quarter-finals, only to be told that your season means nothing because somebody else lifted the trophy.

That doesn’t make sense to me.

A medal tells you what the team achieved. It doesn’t automatically tell you who the best player was.

For me, the Ballon d’Or should recognise the player who had the greatest individual impact throughout the season. Trophies should be part of the conversation, but they shouldn’t be the entire conversation.

And yes, I believe a player can win the Ballon d’Or without winning the Champions League or a League Cup. He must have the performances, consistency and influence to justify it.

Look at the responsibility some players carry for their clubs. They create chances, score decisive goals, lead the attack and rescue their teams when everything seems to be falling apart. Yet, because they don’t have a European medal, people suddenly act as though they haven’t achieved anything.

That is where I disagree with football fans. We cannot demand that a player performs like the best in the world every week and then deny him individual recognition because his team wasn’t good enough collectively.

If individual awards are decided entirely by team trophies, then why call them individual awards in the first place?

Because if we make trophies the only argument, we are no longer rewarding individual excellence. We are rewarding whoever happened to play in the most successful team.

You can lose a Champions League final and still deserve the Ballon d’Or. You can win the Champions League and still not be the best individual player in the world.

The question isn’t simply who lifted the trophy. The question is: who played football at a level nobody else could match throughout the season?”

[CuléVision ⁠ @CuleVisionFC]

🚨 Rodri and Pedri are building something special at Barcelona. 🧠🔵🔴

When Barcelona signed Rodri, people questioned whether he and Pedri could truly complement each other.

Now we’re seeing why this partnership makes sense.

Rodri brings positional discipline, defensive protection, and control from the base of midfield. He gives Pedri more freedom to move forward, find pockets of space, and influence the game in the final third.

Pedri brings the press resistance, vision, and creativity that turn possession into something dangerous.

We’ve seen glimpses of this connection throughout the season, from the Valencia demolition to recent wins over Getafe and Galatasaray.

They don’t need to play the same way to work together. That’s the point.

Rodri gives Barcelona control. Pedri gives that control imagination.

Culers, are we watching the midfield partnership that will define Flick’s Barcelona? 👀🔵🔴

[kaggwa paul @gongtalib]

Truly something special in the making

[CuléVision ⁠ @CuleVisionFC]

🚨 Rodri and Pedri are building something special at Barcelona. 🧠🔵🔴

When Barcelona signed Rodri, people questioned whether he and Pedri could truly complement each other.

Now we’re seeing why this partnership makes sense.

Rodri brings positional discipline, defensive protection, and control from the base of midfield. He gives Pedri more freedom to move forward, find pockets of space, and influence the game in the final third.

Pedri brings the press resistance, vision, and creativity that turn possession into something dangerous.

We’ve seen glimpses of this connection throughout the season, from the Valencia demolition to recent wins over Getafe and Galatasaray.

They don’t need to play the same way to work together. That’s the point.

Rodri gives Barcelona control. Pedri gives that control imagination.

Culers, are we watching the midfield partnership that will define Flick’s Barcelona? 👀🔵🔴

[TOMISIN🏅 @tomisinfcb]

🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimović on Luis Enrique’s PSG after their victory over Manchester City:

“Honestly, sometimes it feels like cheating. And before people start getting angry, let me explain what I mean.

“Look at Manchester City. They come into this game after playing a difficult match against Liverpool over the weekend. That game takes something out of you physically and mentally. You spend 90 minutes fighting, pressing, running, recovering, and then you have another massive European game waiting for you.

“Meanwhile, PSG can approach their schedule differently. They play in Ligue 1, and let's be honest about the difference in competition. My grandmother would score goals in that league if you gave her the right service! I'm joking, of course, but you understand my point.

“People watch PSG destroy a team and immediately start calling them the greatest side in Europe. But I want to know something: how much of that dominance comes from Luis Enrique's football, and how much comes from the circumstances around them?

“Luis Enrique is a good coach. I'm not denying that. His players move the ball well, they press aggressively, and they have quality everywhere. But I think people are getting carried away with the praise. For me, this PSG team is overrated. You have to judge them when the pressure is at its highest, when the opposition can match their intensity and when there are no excuses.

“Manchester City had to fight through a demanding schedule before facing them. PSG looked fresher, sharper, and more energetic. That difference matters at this level.

“And don't misunderstand me. PSG deserve credit for winning. You still have to take your chances, execute your tactics, and punish mistakes. But we need to stop acting as if every PSG victory proves they are untouchable.

“Let them prove themselves against the very best, under the same pressure, with the same demands. Then we can talk about greatness. Until then, I think people are praising Luis Enrique's PSG a little too much.”

[B/R Football @brfootball]

Lamine Yamal has racked up 17 G/A during a ridiculous run for Barça 😮‍💨

[forblaugrana @forblaugrana]

🚨🔥| Next week, the three events that will shape our season, the third week of October 2026 could become historic for FC Barcelona.

Let’s do this.

[Football Tweet ⚽ @Footballtweet]

If this was Lamine Yamal it would've broken the internet.

But it's Brajan Gruda for RB Leipzig. And of course he's on loan from Brighton. Of course.

[🕊️ @neycentral]

CRAZY FACT: Neymar is the only player to ever outplay Messi in a football match. Either as teammates or opponents 🔥

[UEFA Champions League @ChampionsLeague]

Paris in full flow 😮‍💨

#UCL

[ƁƖαηcσƝσƐѕUηαOρcισ́η @ebneuo2]

Que maravilla esto de #LamineYamal

[Olivia Nakalembe @OlivielOfficial]

Picture this: cyclists grinding through some of Uganda’s toughest terrain, riding right alongside the Nile, across gravel and off-road trails, through the Alur Highlands, Nile corridor, Mount Otce foothills and near Ajai Wildlife Reserve

@KaribuTravel X-Space
⏱️MON 19th Oct 2026

[Olivia Nakalembe @OlivielOfficial]

As 🇺🇬🤝🇰🇪 deepen their Coast tourism engagement, we look at what makes regional travel genuinely seamless.

Free movement is at the heart of EAC integration. Article 104 of the EAC Treaty provides for the progressive removal of restrictions on the mov’t of ppl, labour & services

[Olivia Nakalembe @OlivielOfficial]

NO. 3

Your stall should tell a story.

Your visuals, products, people, colours, sounds and interactive experiences should give visitors a taste of what you are selling.

Make us experience a little bit of Uganda.

This was the “Rolex Stall @MKTravelExpo where we tasted Uganda🇺🇬

[BarçaTimes @BarcaTimes]

CAN'T TAKE THE BALL OFF PEDRI. 🐙

https://t.co/aaJkAlpx73