@UnitedStandMUFC Getting baleba is good business and if he plays to his potential then we have a gem . Tielemans is no slouch and can stand his own against any prem midfielder. Santos is a good buy as well so I'd be glad with the addition. We probably need to sort that defense now
Two years ago, Niklas Süle was playing in a Champions League final, seemingly in the prime of his career.
Now, at just 30 years old, he’s walked away from professional football and is playing in the NINTH tier of German football.
Not because he had to. Because he wanted to.
He’s playing purely for the love of the game — and, most importantly, because it makes him happy.
@StuMarsden69@talkSPORT Yes, but one match doesn't determine the magnitude of one's career.
He could have had a poor game, but that doesn't allow this so-called person to insult his career by comparing him to Trafford, who has done nothing yet.
@realMaalouf Even in prehistoric times, people didn't suffer this much to eat.
A religion that cannot preach moral discipline and that requires women to be covered like a good is a questionable religion.
🚨🔵 Leicester City, the 2016 Premier League champions, will play in League One next season after back-to-back relegations. 😢
Their world-class Seagrave training ground (valued at around £121m) is still one of the best in England… meanwhile the entire club is up for sale for over $200m.
@DeadlineDayLive Var should referee the match . Var is a lovely concept only the humans who monitor it malign it with their inconsistency.
Don't change nothing improve the human factor to Var and it becomes excellent
@talkSPORT I wonder why agbonlahor talks so authoritatively, he's never been in a team that won anything how does he know. The same way Jamie said shit last season, they all want you to believe they know what they are talking about but they don't .
🚨 BREAKING: Pep Guardiola shocks Arsenal with bold Manchester United title prediction: “I would put my money on Untied and Michael Carrick.”
🗣️ Pep Guardiola: “Arsenal are the defending champions, and of course you have to respect what they have achieved. But if you ask me today who I believe will win the Premier League, I would choose Manchester United.
Their attack is simply more dangerous. Arsenal have quality, they can control games and they can dominate possession, but when it comes to the final third, I don't think they are on the same level as United.
Manchester United have players who can change a game in seconds. They have pace, unpredictability and the ability to punish you when you give them even the smallest opportunity.
Arsenal can play beautiful football, but beautiful football doesn't always win you the Premier League. You need goals. You need players who can decide matches.
And honestly, I think United have more of that right now.
If Arsenal don't improve their attack, they could be defending champions today and watching somebody else lift the trophy at the end of the season.”