Ryan Falkenstern

Heat, Giants, Mets, Arsenal

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

@_Afcbanks they're both 21 and could be spains CB partnership next world cup

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

Bring in Batman and Robin. Bam is Alfred.

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

Malik Nabers
Malachi Fields
Darnell Mooney
Odell Beckham Jr
Juju Smith-Schuester
Calvin Austin III

Practice Squad: Braxton Berrios, Isaiah Hodgins

Trade Slayton

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

@WestHam_Central @heatworld Arsenal should offer to loan him from west ham paying his full wages reunite him with Declan Rice

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Thierry Henry on why Arsenal divide opinion in football:

🗣️ “People keep asking why Arsenal get so much attention, so much criticism, so much reaction… it’s actually very simple.

Arsenal are not a club people can ignore.

When they win, it becomes a global conversation. When they lose, it becomes a global celebration. That doesn’t happen to small clubs.

That happens to clubs that matter.

And Arsenal matter.

That’s why every decision, every mistake, every defeat gets amplified beyond normal football discussion.

Look at what happens after a night like the Champions League final against PSG. It’s not just PSG fans celebrating you see rival fans, neutral fans, even people who don’t watch Arsenal regularly suddenly very interested.

That tells you everything.

Nobody spends that much energy reacting to a club they don’t care about.

And yes, part of the noise comes from the size of the fanbase. Arsenal supporters are everywhere, and when a fanbase is that big, opinions become louder, arguments become bigger, and rivalries become more personal online.

But let’s be honest… every top club in the world behaves the same way when they’re successful.

People say they don’t like Arsenal fans, but what they really don’t like is the visibility that comes with success and expectation.

Because Arsenal are back in conversations for the biggest trophies, every result now carries weight.

That’s not hatred. That’s relevance.

And the truth is simple clubs that nobody talks about don’t get loved or hated.

Arsenal get both.

And that alone tells you exactly where they are in football.”

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

Thoughts on every player on the Heat next season

Untouchable: Bam Adebayo

Would have to be blown away: Ware, Kas, Pelle

For right price: Wiggins, Davion, Jacquez, Gardner

Will hate to see it but it's time: Tyler Herro

Get him gone: Nikola Jovic

Don't Care: Dru Smith

[ItsAllLove @nbanerdd]

NBA teams make mistakes all the time

Trading Kelel Ware would be one of the biggest regrets in Miami Heat history.

[𝙃𝙀𝘼𝙏 𝙉𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 @HeatvsHaters]

Dwyane Wade has a higher 3P% in the playoffs than James Harden.

Wade - 33.8%
Harden - 33.6%

[Heat Central @HeatCulture13]

Jason Terry breaks down how the Mavericks slowed down LeBron in 2011, but had ZERO answers for Dwyane Wade:

“This is at a point in LeBrons career where he didn’t have the consistent jump shot yet. We knew he wanted to get to certain spots on the floor but if we can set our zone defense where he can see a wall of 3 guys, he would be less likely to attack. — D Wade was a monster at that time in his career. There was no defensive gameplan you could do to stop him. We tried. Did not work.”

(Via @BleacherReport)

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

@FabrizioRomano spence over lewis skelly is crazy

[James @ScriptsByJames]

don’t ever fucking put James Harden in convos with Wade ever again lmaoooo

[ArsenalBlog @_Arsenalblog]

Theo Walcott on the Martin Ødegaard vs Bruno Fernandes debate:

“Bruno Fernandes puts up unbelievable numbers, nobody can deny that. Goals, assists, chances created — he’s always involved. But if we’re talking about who makes a TEAM play better overall, I’m taking Ødegaard.

Ødegaard gives you control. He speeds the game up, slows it down, presses intelligently, keeps the structure together and still creates magic in the final third. He makes everyone around him calmer on the ball.

Bruno is chaos — brilliant chaos sometimes — but still chaos. He’ll try five risky passes in a row because he wants to force moments. Ødegaard is more complete tactically and technically for the modern game.

And leadership matters too. Ødegaard leads through composure and intelligence. He doesn’t wave his arms every five seconds blaming teammates. He sets the tempo with his football.

If I’m building a young elite side to dominate games for years, Ødegaard fits that system better for me.”

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

@HeatDiehards how is norman powell above andrew wiggins?

[FCB World @forcabarca_ar]

🇵🇸❤️

[Uzumaki Tony @thearsfamily97]

This, in a nutshell, is what leadership is.

In a high-pressure situation, while others are understandably angry and shouting, he remains calm. Doesn't need to raise his voice to command respect. Lightly pushes Gabriel from being in the ref's face. Stops Havertz from going in, then talks to the ref in a composed manner.

This is what a leader looks like in its purest form.

[Ryan Falkenstern @Ryanfalk03]

@FabrizioRomano come win some titles at arsenal

[Stompey🇸🇪 (fan) @stompey__]

The greatest domino effect in football history.

Thank you Todd Boehly.

[kp @YaHateTwoSeeIt]

Greatest night in NBA history

[TCL @TitleTalkTCL]

Tell me I'm wrong...

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

❤️🤍 William Saliba: “We have four finals - we want to WIN all of them and I'm sure that we CAN do it!”.