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Besides Tibo, Jude, Arda, Espi, Endrick, Diomande, Trent, Cucurella, Dean, Konate, Bernardo, Cestero, Pitarch, Sergio, and even Brahim (excellent squad player), I am not sure I want any of the others here, including Fede, anymore, since managers use him everywhere except his role
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This mad man Cristiano Ronaldo fooled an entire generation into believing this is possible 😭😭, and he made it possible
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Tuchel should be tried by an international court for what he did vs Argentina
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bro this guy 😂😂😂
🚨When Gianni Infantino was UEFA general secretary, he helped broker settlement deals that let Manchester City and PSG avoid a possible Champions League ban over FFP breaches. Instead, they each received €20m fines.
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LOOOOOL
🗣 @JacobsBen: "I can also exclusively tell you that if Manchester City are kicked out of the Premier League, the EFL plan to read the verdict, and they are willing, in solidarity, to back the Premier League position and try to keep Manchester City out of the EFL as well. So there's a danger in a doomsday scenario that Manchester City could be kicked out of football altogether." ~ @talkSPORT
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yo unc? 😭😂
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aaite Jude for bdor begins
Even tho it logically makes no sense because the Ballon d‘Or period was 3 August 2025 - 19 July 2026, but the award never used much logic so this game will 100% be considered in the Ballon d‘Or race.
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For those thinking Man City will get a lenient punishment like Chelsea did, that simply won’t be the case. The PL convinced an IC Panel that Chelsea (a) did not gain any Sporting Advantage, (b) they were no longer owned/run by the perpetrators, and (c) they were very compliant (even self-reporting). Man City’s case is the opposite of those 3 factors. 1) They gained a monstrous sporting advantage. Hundreds upon hundreds of millions over PSR limits. 2) They are still owned / run by the people that did it. 3) They have gone to extreme lengths to avoid justice. They hid it all (only an email hack caught them - the rules could not). They refused to comply with the investigation. They committed perjury at CAS. I’ll do a fuller post later tonight but the reality is the punishments will be as serious as they come. My pinned post says it all.
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Idk him but his board members or supporters whatever you wanna call them were all shady mfs so no thanks, i hope he never becomes president of my club
I have a theory here and bare with me, i think it makes sense What if Enrique Riquelme knew what was going on at Man City?? He was clearly targeting a lot of their players and was VERY CONFIDENT that Haaland would become a Real Madrid player My president was playing 3D chess
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🚨‼️ Reports reveal that a computer hacker leaked Man City’s document that led to the 115 charges. [@BBCSport]
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The way Kone is playing for France, If I was a coach, I wouldn't be benching him when Tchouameni joins the team. Kone moves better with the ball and defensively pretty good too.
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Guardiola, el bueno. Mourinho, el malo. Messi, el bueno. Cristiano, el malo. Lamine, el bueno. Vinicius, el malo. Así nos lo han vendido siempre. Luego ha pasado lo que todos hemos visto. Son todos unos seres despreciables.
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Cules need to realize that even if the Negreira case somehow got dismissed for lack of evidence in the end that’d make zero difference for anyone who isn’t a Barca fan, as soon they made those payments anyone with any sort of common sense concluded their guilt. This is is like a politician trying to argue that millions being poured into their campaign have no quid pro quo😂you have to literally be brain damaged to believe that.
barça fans biggest argument regarding negreira is that the case is taking too long and the reason for it is has to lack of evidence for a conviction. what happened with city just proves cases can drag forever and that it doesn’t mean there’s nothing to it
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City down (still need serious punishment though), Barcelona next LOL.
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is this ba what you tell yourself to go to sleep? are you dumb?
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When people bring up Pep‘s scandals, why does no one ever talk about doping? He was busted as a player for Nandrolone, and he brought Dr. Ramon Segura (the guy who was overseeing his Nandrolone regiment) to Barcelona to run a doping program at the club. Not to mention that Barça hired a doctor from the U.S. Postal Service cycling team aka Lance Armstrong‘s cycling team. Do football fans just not care about doping at all? Is it just „whatever“ to you when a teenager is pressured into taking life threatening substances to pursue their dreams?
🇪🇸🚨 | 𝘽𝙍𝙀𝘼𝙆𝙄𝙉𝙂: Pep Guardiola is now the manager linked to two of football’s biggest controversies. 🔵 Barcelona’s Negreira case — involving payments to a former refereeing chief. 🔵 Manchester City’s 115-case saga — with City reportedly found guilty of 114 charges.
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Diferencias entre el caso del Manchester City y el del Barça&Negreira: -Casi todos los clubs, aficiones y medios de comunicación ingleses desean que sean duramente castigados vs -Casi ningún club, aficiones y medios de comunicación españoles desean que les castiguen
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Negreira Case 115 Charges
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Pep and Messi simply cannot be in GOAT conversations when their greatest eras are surrounded by cheating allegations. It is genuinely so weird to me. If football organisations actually had the guts, they’d strip them of those La Ligas and Premier League titles.
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