Thee_Afu retweeted
If the Warriors lost this game fair and square, I would have accepted it. I can't accept losing it in the blink of an eye because Steve Kerr decided THIS lineup was acceptable to use to begin Q4, and then stuck with it for FOUR minutes straight
Hiyo Q4 sikufurahia hata kidogo, hata sikuimaliza.
Shocker, Rockets score 8 straight points in the blink of an eye against this retarded lineup Steve Kerr threw out there to start Q4, as if he WANTED to lose this game:
Cryer - 6'0"
Melton - 6'2"
Podz - 6'4"
Niang - 6'6"
Draymond - 6'6"
Kerr can go to hell with these lineups.
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GSW bila Steph ni ngumu bana, watu wako hapo hawako sure na shots zao. Hata layups wengine wanamiss🤦♂️.
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Thee_Afu retweeted
Warriors guard Stephen Curry (right abdominal soreness) will not return to tonight's contest vs. Houston.
After Tottenham Poch coached other teams, why are you not talking the principles he used kwa hizo teams?
Poch best stint was when he was in Tottenham after that hakuna kitu alifanya ya maana, uzuri amerudi EPL wacha tutaona.
Let me tell you what you should expect as a Man Utd fan if you eventually sign Mauricio Pochettino.
First of all, expect a completely different level of intensity in your football. Pochettino is a manager who wants his teams to play on the front foot, press aggressively and make life uncomfortable for opponents. Bruno will really enjoy him. His Tottenham side was one of the best pressing teams in Europe, and during the 2016/17 Premier League season, Spurs recorded the lowest PPDA in the league (9.2), meaning they were exceptionally aggressive in pressing opponents.
Secondly, expect him to improve young players. This is probably one of his biggest strengths as a manager. Look at what he did with Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Son Heung- min and Christian Eriksen at Tottenham. At Southampton, he helped develop Luke Shaw, who eventually became one of the best young left-backs in England. At Chelsea, Cole Palmer also enjoyed his best season under him, recording 25 goals and 15 assists in the Premier League in 2023/24.
That’s good for United because there are several young players who could benefit from his coaching, especially Kobbie Mainoo, Amad, Leny Yoro and the other academy prospects like Shea Lacey.
Thirdly, expect a more recognisable attacking structure. Pochettino generally favours a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, with aggressive full-backs, inverted wide attackers and midfielders who are expected to move the ball forward quickly. Bruno Fernandes, Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo will be interesting players in this system. He likes attacking football, vertical passes and creating opportunities through coordinated movements.
However, there is something United fans need to understand, Pochettino is not a miracle worker.
His Tottenham team reached the Champions League final in 2019, finished second in the Premier League in 2016/17 with 86 points and conceded just 26 goals that season. But he didn’t win the Premier League or Champions League. His Chelsea experience also showed that even when he improves a team, there are limitations to what he can achieve without the right squad and institutional support.
And this brings me to my biggest concern. Manchester United’s problem has never been exclusively about the manager. The club has repeatedly appointed managers with different footballing philosophies without establishing a consistent recruitment strategy to support them.
You cannot keep changing managers, expecting every new appointment to rebuild the squad around a completely different philosophy.
Pochettino needs players who can sustain his pressing demands. He needs a midfield capable of covering spaces, defenders comfortable playing a high line and attackers willing to work without the ball. If United cannot provide those things, the same problems will eventually resurface.
There is also the question of trophies. Pochettino has won Ligue 1 and the Coupe de France with PSG, but his biggest achievements in England have been building competitive teams rather than winning major trophies.
Ultimately, I think Pochettino is a sensible appointment for Manchester United. He understands the Premier League, has experience developing young players, knows how to build an aggressive attacking team and has previously worked in environments where rebuilding was necessary.
But United fans must understand that appointing Pochettino is only the beginning of the work, not the solution to everything.
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Something was off with this lady, watch how she walks before afike kwa hizo rails and not that what she was carrying ilikuwa imeziba her eyesight. Either alikuwa mlevi ama alikuwa mgonjwa.
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Hii week naona watu wengi wamerevange trade 🙌, anyway last Saturday kwa space tuliongelelea sana hii maneno ya kurevanga trade. Take your time kuskiza recording inaweza saidia mahali.
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