🚨🎙️| Anthony Gordon: “In England, people respected me because I was fast and I pressed but they never actually respected the quality and IQ that I play with. Now that I'm at Barcelona, I think people are starting to see I'm not just 'quick".” #fcblive
Hi @TFL A man just came off his bike and got taken to hospital in an ambulance. We tried to get his bike home to his wife on the other side of London. We explained this to your bus drivers (number 37) and they wouldn’t make an exception. We walked two hours. Appalled by you.
Rejected by Five Guys and McDonald’s on five different occasions but ends up managing a £100 million budget two months later. The state of Britain summed up in one interview.
El jugador australiano de rugby Jai Arrow tuvo que retirarse tras ser diagnosticado con una enfermedad de la neurona motora, cuando estaba a solo dos partidos de alcanzar los 100 encuentros con su club, los South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Su equipo consiguió una autorización especial para que pudiera ser titular en los dos últimos partidos de la temporada regular y fuera sustituido apenas unos segundos después de comenzar. Incluso los equipos rivales apoyaron la iniciativa.
Y este fue el momento en el que alcanzó los 100 partidos.
Después de tantos años compartiendo vestuario con tus compañeros, salir al campo junto a ellos puede parecer algo normal. Solo podemos imaginar lo que significó para Jai volver a ponerse esa camiseta y pisar el césped una vez más junto a los suyos.
🚨 INSANE! 🤯
Kai Havertz’s goal against Chelsea was the first time a team scored a goal after EVERY player touched the ball in the buildup this season. ✨
🎥 @TrendEPL
Kai Hazertz's goal for Arsenal against Chelsea yesterday is the only Premier League goal scored so far in 2026-27 to have involved a passing move including all 11 players on a team.
🇫🇷🗣️ Ligue 1 pundit Guillaume Hoarau on how he improved his speech on TV: "I bought books by Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Montaigne, Spinoza, Balzac, Rousseau! For example, I read Victor Hugo to work on diction and eloquence." 📚
"I read out loud for five to ten minutes; that’s enough for me. But when I’m on the train a lot, I can’t read aloud, so I switch to audiobooks."
"I start the reading, close my eyes, and as soon as there’s a sentence that inspires me, I copy, paste it and repeat it during the day. My goal is to slip it into a sentence, a conversation. I do the same with philosophical quotes."
"If I showed you the notes on my iPhone, you’d lose your mind. On set, I use that! In a debrief, we were talking about Marseille, PSG, and I drop: “Yes, but to know men, you have to see them in action.', a quote from Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile. I was proud! I said to myself: “There we go, it’s coming naturally to me!"
"That background gave me the confidence to tell myself I know what I’m doing. I’m more detached. I no longer think: “I have to be good.” I don’t pay attention to every little thing I say anymore… And I’m starting to find my place." (@lequipe)