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GREATEST OF ALL TIME

⚠️📊2006/07 SEASON STATS BETWEEN RONALDO & MESSI: 🥈2ND PLACE FIFA WORLD BEST - MESSI 0 La Liga 1 Copa Espana 17 Goals 3 Assist Individual Awards ❓Bravo Award (2007) 🏆FIFPro Young Player of the Year (2006/2007) ============ 🥉3RD PLACE FIFA WORLD BEST - RONALDO🐐 1 Premier League FA Cup - Runners Up 23 Goals 14 Assist Individual Awards ⭐PFA Players' Player of the Year ⭐PFA Young Player of the Year ⭐PFA Fans' Player of the Year ⭐Football Writers' Association (FWA) Footballer of the Year ⭐Premier League Player of the Season ⭐Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year ⭐Premier League (Top Assister) Miraculously, Messi came 2ND 😂 THIS WAS THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE GREATEST INDUSTRY PLANT OF ALL TIME‼️

🚨 BREAKING: Aston Villa have announced they will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher following what they describe as “unacceptable insults” towards the club and its supporters. Chairman Nassef Sawiris insists Villa will not allow anyone to stop their rise in English and European football.

🚨 BREAKING: Aston Villa have announced they will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher following what they describe as “unacceptable insults” towards the club and its supporters. Chairman Nassef Sawiris insists Villa will not allow anyone to stop their rise in English and European football.

All individuals awards he won 2006/07

People talking about 07/08 season But 2006/07 he won every single premier league award

Freaking hell

Status today It has never been awarded again. There are no official plans or standing regulations for a second Super Ballon d’Or (it is not connected to any current public votes or special trophies organized by France Football). The physical trophy was later auctioned and its current location is not publicly confirmed. en.wikipedia.org In short, the “rules” applied only to that single 1989 edition: eligibility limited to multi-time Ballon d’Or winners (European at the time), judged as the best over three decades via the three voting groups described above. It is not an active or recurring award.

Fans voted for free here teapaw.org/skyfootball/status/211…

🐎🤯 Did you know a dispute over a RACEHORSE helped pave the way for the Glazers to buy Manchester United? It all started with Sir Alex Ferguson and a champion racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar. Ferguson believed he owned 50% of the horse, including its incredibly valuable stud rights, potentially worth tens of millions of pounds. But Irish businessman John Magnier, who was also a major Manchester United shareholder, disputed his claim. The disagreement turned into a bitter legal battle, with Magnier and fellow shareholder JP McManus putting pressure on Ferguson and demanding investigations into United's transfer dealings. The relationship completely broke down and led to a settlement out of court and was followed by Magnier and McManus putting their shares up for sale. In May 2005, they sold their combined 28.7% stake in Manchester United to Malcolm Glazer, giving him the controlling interest he needed to complete his takeover. The Glazers then took control of United through a debt-funded takeover that would change the club's financial future forever. All because of a falling-out over a horse. 🐎😳

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Harry Kane won the 2026 Ballon d’Or (1,055 points), narrowly ahead of Kylian Mbappé (1,027) and Lamine Yamal (881). Votes came from 100 journalists (one per country from the top 100 FIFA-ranked nations). Each ranked their top 10 from the nominees, with points awarded as 15 (1st), 12 (2nd), 10 (3rd), 8, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1. en.as.com Final Ranking (top 15, with points) 1. Harry Kane (England, Bayern Munich) – 1,055 (40 first-place votes) 2. Kylian Mbappé (France, Real Madrid) – 1,027 (23 firsts) 3. Lamine Yamal (Spain, Barcelona) – 881 (13 firsts) 4. Rodri (Spain, Manchester City/Barcelona) – 726 (10 firsts) 5. Lionel Messi (Argentina, Inter Miami) – 612 6. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (Georgia, PSG) – 541 7. Ousmane Dembélé (France, PSG) – 418 8. Erling Haaland (Norway, Manchester City) – 378 9. Michael Olise (France, Bayern Munich) – 296 10. Fabián Ruiz (Spain, PSG) – 201 11. Jude Bellingham (England, Real Madrid) – 107 12. Pau Cubarsí (Spain, Barcelona) – 101 13. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco, PSG) – 65 14. Vitinha (Portugal, PSG) – 59 15. Declan Rice (England, Arsenal) – 57 (Lower places include Ferran Torres, Vinícius Jr., etc.) sport.es Key Voting Highlights • Kane was ranked 1st by 40 journalists and left out of the top 10 by only two countries (Mexico and Ivory Coast). en.as.com • Mbappé got 23 firsts and was omitted from three ballots (Greece, Scotland, Ukraine). • Yamal received 13 firsts from: Albania, Algeria, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Honduras, Jordan, North Macedonia, Mexico, Wales, Portugal, Switzerland, Tunisia, and Turkey. He was left out of four top 10s (Belarus, Cameroon, Croatia, Greece). goal.com • Rodri got 10 firsts (including Croatia, Czech Republic, Iceland, Nigeria, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, United States, Vietnam, Guatemala). • Other notable 1sts: Messi (Argentina, Belarus, Brazil, China, Panama, UAE); Kvaratskhelia (Georgia and Greece); Hakimi (Morocco); Olise (Curaçao); Fabián Ruiz (Gabon, Peru, Syria, Ukraine). Dembélé received no first-place votes. en.as.com Selected Individual Ballots • Spain (José Félix Díaz): 1. Mbappé, 2. Yamal, 3. Kane, 4. Kvaratskhelia, 5. Rodri… sport.es • France (Vincent Garcia): 1. Mbappé, 2. Dembélé, 3. Yamal (Kane 6th). • Germany: Mbappé 1st, Rodri 2nd, Kane 3rd. • Luxembourg: Kane 1st, Mbappé 2nd, Rodri 3rd. • Greece: Kvaratskhelia 1st (unusual list that omitted Mbappé, Yamal, and Messi). The complete country-by-country top 10s are available interactively on L’Équipe (France Football breakdown, released 30 October 2026). The race was the fourth-closest in history. lequipe.fr Sources include L’Équipe/France Football, AS, Sport.es, and others reporting the official figures.

2 journalists did NOT put the Ballon d'Or in the Top 10. - 3 journalists did NOT put the Ballon d'Argent in the Top 10. - 4 journalists did NOT put the Ballon de Bronze in the Top 10. And then they try to sell us that these awards have more value because they are chosen by "specialists."

Cristiano Ronaldo has 67 official career hat-tricks (as of late October 2026), the most by any active player. This includes 57 at club level and 10 for Portugal. futbolupdate.com Breakdown by team • Real Madrid: 44 (record for the club; mostly La Liga) • Portugal: 10 (record for the national team at the time he reached it) • Al-Nassr: 7 • Manchester United: 3 • Juventus: 3 He has none for Sporting CP. He has scored them across many competitions, including La Liga (34), Champions League (8), Saudi Pro League, Premier League, Serie A, World Cup qualifiers, and the World Cup itself. allfootballapp.com Most frequent opponents • Atlético Madrid: 4 (La Liga with Real Madrid + one Champions League with Juventus) • Sevilla: multiple (often cited among the highest) • Others with 2–3: Mallorca, Deportivo La Coruña, Lithuania (international), Newcastle United, Cagliari, Al-Wehda, Elche, Villarreal, etc. Latest (67th) On 29 October 2026, Ronaldo scored a 15-minute hat-trick (66’, 72’, 81’) for Al-Nassr in a 5-3 Saudi Pro League win over Al-Kholood. It was a “perfect” hat-trick (left foot, right foot, and header) and took his career goals to 985. english.mathrubhumi.com Portugal’s 10 (summary) These include: • Northern Ireland, Sweden, Armenia, Andorra (4 goals), Faroe Islands, Spain (2018 World Cup), Switzerland/Italy (Nations League-related), Lithuania (multiple, including a 4-goal game), and Luxembourg. Full chronological lists with exact dates, scores, and competitions appear on sites such as Futbol Update (updated to the 67th) and similar statistical pages. Numbers and exact matches can vary slightly by source depending on whether friendlies or specific competitions are counted, but 67 is the widely reported official total after the Al-Kholood match.

🗣️ Gary Neville: "The Glazers have to sell Manchester United now." 🗣️ Roy Keane: "How did the Glazers get involved in the first place?" Neville: "We know that Roy..." Roy Keane: "There's a HORSE involved in this! No one wants to talk about the horse. Can we talk about the horse? The horse is KEY!" 😭😭 For new fans who don't know: Man United's downfall started because of a HORSE named Rock of Gibraltar. Sir Alex Ferguson and Irish billionaire John Magnier co-owned the horse. They had a fallout over who owned the horse and its breeding rights. Magnier owned shares in Man United. To get back at Fergie, he sold his shares to the Glazers. The Glazers then used THAT to buy United with DEBT. £600m+ debt loaded on the club. Hundreds of millions in debt. From 2005 till today. One horse destroyed the biggest club in the world. 🤯 And Neville doesn't want to talk about it... Do you think Man United will ever recover while the Glazers are still there?

This journalist 🇧🇷 CLEBER MACHADO And his ball knowledge 😭😭 1. Lionel Messi 🇦🇷❌❌❌ 2. Kylian Mbappe 🇫🇷 3. Rodri 🇪🇸❌ 4. Harry Kane 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 5. Michael Olise 🇫🇷 6. Lamine Yamal 🇪🇸 7. Erling Haaland 🇳🇴❌ 8. Vinicius Júnior 🇧🇷 9. Ousmane Dembele 🇫🇷❌ 10. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 🇬🇪❌

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Mbappé’s argument for the 2023 Ballon d’Or starts with the 2022 World Cup final. On December 18th in Lusail, Qatar, he became the second player in history to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, matching Geoff Hurst’s feat from 1966. He scored in the 80th minute to make it 2-0 France, again in the 81st to level at 2-2, and once more in the 118th minute of extra time to force penalties. Argentina won those penalties 4-2, but Mbappé’s night was historic regardless of the result. At club level with Paris Saint-Germain, he was the focal point of the attack in Ligue 1, which PSG won that season. He was the most dangerous forward in France’s top flight and carried a team that, despite its resources, often looked dependent on him for goals and creativity. Internationally, he was the heartbeat of a French side still considered one of the best in the world, even if they fell just short in the final. So why didn’t he win? The Ballon d’Or isn’t purely a stats award, and it never has been. It’s a combination of individual performance, team success, and narrative weight — and in 2023, Messi’s narrative was simply overwhelming. Messi had just captained Argentina to their first World Cup since 1986. That alone is the single most prestigious trophy in football, and he delivered it at age 35, in a tournament where he was widely seen as the best player on the pitch across the entire competition. He scored seven goals, including the winner in the final against France — the same match where Mbappé scored his hat-trick. Messi then moved to Inter Miami in Major League Soccer, became the first player to win the Ballon d’Or while playing outside Europe, and did it with a third different club, adding PSG to Barcelona and Argentina. The story was too big to ignore. Haaland, meanwhile, posted numbers that look almost fictional: 52 goals in 53 games for Manchester City, who completed the treble — Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League. That’s a level of goal-scoring efficiency that transcends position. Forwards don’t usually score a goal per game over a full season, let alone across three competitions. Mbappé’s problem was that his peak individual moment — the final hat-trick — came in a losing cause, and his club season, while excellent, didn’t match the trophy-laden campaigns of Messi or Haaland. PSG won Ligue 1 but went out of the Champions League in the round of 16. France, despite Mbappé’s brilliance, didn’t win anything in 2023. The Ballon d’Or voters reward players whose individual excellence translates into silverware, and in 2023, that pointed to Messi and Haaland. There’s also a historical pattern worth noting. The Ballon d’Or has a long memory for World Cup moments, but it tends to favor the winner over the runner-up, even when the runner-up has the more spectacular individual performance. Think of 2014, when Messi lost to Ronaldo despite scoring in the final. Or 2006, when Zidane’s final and red card didn’t outweigh Cannavaro’s Italy winning the tournament. The award has always leaned toward the champion. Mbappé will likely get more Ballon d’Or consideration in future years if he wins a World Cup or Champions League. His talent is undeniable. But 2023 belonged to Messi’s story — the World Cup, the eighth trophy, the barrier-breaking move to Miami. That’s what the voters chose, and it’s hard to argue the decision was wrong.

Lionel Messi will be available for Inter Miami’s game against New England Revolution on Sunday night despite receiving his fifth yellow card of the MLS season, which would typically trigger a one-game suspension. Ordinarily, five cautions would keep him out of his next game. But for years, MLS has had a disciplinary provision that can reduce a player’s yellow-card tally if he has gone a sustained period without one. It is a rule that usually goes unnoticed, but given Messi’s stature, it has come to light again, and it has proven particularly useful for the player and Inter Miami as the MLS regular season comes to a close. 🔗 nyti.ms/4e7K5LY

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All through this time and time