Fofana is not good enough for us, we better stay this way if we can't get a level raising player.. There is no reason of buying a Nelson level player while selling Martinelli
People really want Havertz to be the creative player in the team, talking about boring football and putting the best positional striker in the same sentence. Villa are a very compact side, you can't break them with Mosquera, Tzolis and Ø (in an unfavoring role to his dynamics)
Chelsea vs Luton FIRST HALF TAKES
Marshall might be the next Julian Alvarez
Chelsea bought another Gusto in Chavarria
Rogers is not worth more than 80m
Palmer mught just be back to his best form
Chelsea vs Luton FIRST HALF TAKES
Marshall might be the next Julian Alvarez
Chelsea bought another Gusto in Chavarria
Rogers is not worth more than 80m
Palmer mught just be back to his best form
#AVFC
At the arsenal game next week i would appreciate if you all could do minute of applause on the 55th minute for my best mate and best dad in the whole world who sadly passed away after hard throughout and valiant battle against Cancer #UTV its for Tom
I just don't understand Declan Rice anymore. I knew he's had no preseason and is coming off an injury, so I wanted to see how much his level would drop off, what little mistakes he’d make...
This guy just deadass gave me a Rolls Royce performance and left clean as a whistle???
I still have serious questions about Ndindi Nyoro, and I do not understand why Kenyans are suddenly being asked to accept his new opposition politics without asking hard questions about the years he spent building William Ruto.
This is a man who was chanda na pete with Ruto for years, defended the Ruto project when many people were warning against it, mobilised for him across Mt Kenya, and once openly argued that Kenya needed a “benevolent dictator.”
During those same years, Ndindi built a very interesting investment portfolio, with public filings previously showing him holding tens of millions of Kenya Power shares and at one point ranking as the company’s biggest individual shareholder.
Before anyone sells Ndindi as the new face of resistance, Kenyans are entitled to ask where the money behind those investments came from, whether every investment belongs to him alone, who his business partners are, and whether he has ever held assets for other politically exposed people.
I am not saying William Ruto owns Ndindi’s Kenya Power shares, since I have seen no evidence proving that, but that does not mean Kenyans should stop asking questions about money, business relationships and political links.
Politics has proxies, business has proxies, shares can sit under nominees, and companies can hold assets on behalf of other people, so the name appearing on a document does not always tell you the full story.
Ndindi spent too many years politically attached to Ruto for everyone to suddenly switch off their curiosity simply because his speeches have changed and he now wants to sound like somebody who was never part of that project.
🚨 Real Madrid reach agreement with Vinicius Junior to sign new contract. #RMFC raised offer after 18 months of talks failed to produce breakthrough & now set to confirm extension. 26yo was open to #AFC move if no renewal. W/ @MarioCortegana@TheAthleticFC https://t.co/6zqrozWyEk
🚨 Newcastle United to sanction sale of Bruno Guimaraes to Arsenal for £75m. #AFC started lower, #NUFC wanted higher but compromise in process of being sealed to grant 28yo Brazil int’l midfielder desired move. Lyon entitled to 20% of profit @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/e1rrfvZTMS