In 2014, after David Moyes was sacked, Ryan Giggs took charge as Manchester United’s interim manager.
Then, in his final game at Old Trafford, Giggs stunned everyone by bringing himself on as a substitute. 😭😂
🚨🎙️🗣️: Tielemans on Bruno Fernandes
"They say Bruno Fernandes only Performs against small teams. That's true, because there is no bigger team than Manchester United".
(@GrahamTelegraph)
🚨🚨| Michael Olise chose not to replace his photographer, Lukas Korschan, after he was unable to travel to the United States for the 2026 World Cup. 📸🇫🇷
Olise cleared his Instagram and only posted photos that Lukas captured from his TV back home.
🚨 Yamal on English football after facing Newcastle:
“You receive the ball and it feels like you’ve stolen something. Three players come immediately. I don’t know how technical players like Bruno survive there.”
Jinsi ya kuweka mipaka na kujiheshimu mwenyewe
1. Kama hujaalikwa, usiende.
2. Kama hujaulizwa, usijibu.
3. Kama hujahusishwa, usijihusishe.
4. Kama kitu sio chako, usichukue.
5. Kama si sahihi, usifanye
6. Kama hujui kitu, kaa kimya
7. kama una mashaka, simama mbali
Baada ya kariakoo derby, Mchezaji wa klabu ya Simba Inno jospin loemba katika ukurasa wake wa instagram, Ameandika maneno ambayo yamezua taharuki kubwa kwa wadau wa soka katika mitandao ya kijamii,
Loemba aliandika
"La gritta neno ambalo ni la kiitaliano lenye maana 👇
🚨Dimitar Berbatov:
“Carrick invited me to have some words with Benjamin Sesko within the past week. We had positive conversations on player positioning and decision making in front of goal. He is a prolific striker and has got a huge future at Man United.”
City replaced Ederson with Donnarumma.
City replaced De Bruyne with Cherki.
City replaced Grealish with Semenyo.
City replaced Gundogan with Reijnders.
City replaced Alvarez with Marmoush.
City replaced Stones with Khusanov.
City replaced Phillips with Nico Gonzalez.
City replaced Ortega with Trafford.
City are replacing Ake with Guehi.
What is the outrage? They are just replacing players that have left or are on the brink of leaving.
The MARESCA STORY as I understand it.
Maresca obviously knew what he was getting into, when he signed for Chelsea. I believe he was at peace with it. But the thing is, no manager prefers to work where he has little control to where he is the main man that decides everything.
Last year, he won the Conference League, the Club World Cup, and few months later, he changed agent. Of course, that's a move of someone who is looking for better things. I don't think it necessary means he wants out but it's a sign that if something better presents itself, he would take it. I won't blame him because Chelsea could've said, "listen man, we are going to give you the power you want at the club because you have earned it." But they didn't, which could be one of the reasons for the 'lack of support and worst 48 hours comment'.
Recently, David Ornstein broke the news that Maresca is a Man City target. Now, this is where the real game begins. Maresca and Pep are super close. If Pep is coming to an end at City and wants Maresca to take over, there is no chance in hell that Maresca would turn it down. Now, Maresca signed a new contract and will take almighty fee to get Chelsea to release him against their wishes. So, if you are Maresca and knows that Chelsea won't make it easy for Man City, and it could hurt your chances of joining City, you would force the hands of Chelsea to separate and make yourself available to join City. It's a game managers play all the time.
And the key thing here is time. He can't do that towards the end of the season, it will become too obvious. But if he does it now, and rest for 5 months, that's enough time to prepare well to take over City and people won't link his departure to City after 5 months out. In football, fans and journalists have very short memory. They will forget how he got there.
In my opinion, I don't think Chelsea or people at Chelsea did anything out of ordinary that Maresca didn't expect, rather Maresca wants badly to become a free man heading into the summer. I don’t think he will be this desperate if there isn't any top job waiting for him.
It's Chelsea’s burden to carry. The structure in place is not one that will easily keep a manager for a long time. Constant buying and selling of players in high volume won't make it easy for any manager to have a settled core of 15 players, let alone 18 players. Also, top managers want control. If Chelsea hire any young manager and he does well, it's natural he would be tempted to move when a club that can give him more control comes calling.
"How you make your bed is how you lie on it." I don't blame him, it's the consequence of our structure. If we don't want a repeat of it after Maresca, we should readjust it to make the manager a lot more comfortable.
I will miss him but I don't blame him.
🗣️ Journalist in 2022 “Would you prefer to stay at the club in January or play the AFCON?”
🗣️ Sébastien Haller: "This question shows all the lack of respect you have for Africa. Would you ask this question to a European player before a Euro? Of course, I will go and play in the AFCON" 👏
Last night was unforgettable.
Stepping back onto the pitch after two years away meant more to me than I can express. To the fans, thank you for the love, the energy, and the belief.
To everyone who stood behind me, supported me, and pushed me through every moment of this journey, I’m deeply grateful. This debut wasn’t just mine…
it belonged to all of you who never stopped supporting me.
🚨🗣️Roy Keane on Matheus Cunha:
“Cunha plays like a man who hasn’t been paid in three months—we saw that against Liverpool, Arsenal. He chased everything, fought everyone, and made them uncomfortable for 90 minutes. Believe me, that’s not coach tactics, that’s hunger. And United’s been starving for it.”
This Oleksandr Zinchenko story about Pep Guardiola shows his mentality 🧠:
🗣️ "One day, Pep criticised my pass in training. I said, 'Mister, I just did one wrong pass, you know?' and his reaction was incredible.
'Oh, ok, sorry, sorry, Mr Zinchenko, sorry. Ok, guys, thank you, everyone inside!
Training over, all because I talked back. I knew I was in trouble."