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(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Thomas Tuchel on Marc Guehi Missing Out on England's national team:
🗣️ Injury? Yes, he has an injury… but that’s not enough for me.
I’m worried about his current performances at Manchester City.
I can’t risk that in the national team.
I think he just needs some time off to get back to himself.
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Manchester United 4–4 draw with Aston Villa:
🗣️ Roy Keane: “I am genuinely flabbergasted by what I’m hearing in this studio right now. We’ve got people talking about ‘character,’ ‘spirit,’ and ‘what a great night of entertainment for the neutral.’ Are you joking me?
“You are Manchester United, playing at home, and you give away two goals in the first four minutes to Aston Villa! You bleed four goals on your own pitch, you scramble a late equalizer to climb up to 17th in the table, and people want to give them a pat on the back? What is there to celebrate?
Celebrating a draw when you are sitting in the relegation zone?
“That is the absolute core of the problem at this football club right now—the standards have dropped so far into the gutter that avoiding an outright defeat at Old Trafford is now treated like a major achievement! They’ve dug themselves into a massive, embarrassing hole through sheer laziness and a complete lack of basic defending, and then we are expected to clap because they managed to crawl halfway out of the pit they dug for themselves?
“I don’t care about a dramatic comeback. I look at that pitch and I see a squad of players who have accepted mediocrity as the new normal. If you walk into that dressing room after conceding four goals at home and feel anything other than utter shame, you shouldn’t be anywhere near this football club. The bar isn’t just low—it’s completely non-existent.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨🎙️ Xabi Alonso on the officiating decisions following Chelsea’s 1–0 defeat to Sunderland:
🗣️ Xabi Alonso: “There was a time when football matches were decided by tactical preparation, physical effort, and quality on the pitch. Today? You leave the pitch feeling like you have to analyze who is in the VAR room just as much as the opponent on the grass. What we witnessed tonight was a complete operational failure from the officials.
“The penalty given against us for the Brian Brobbey incident—it is soft, it is unbelievable. If that is a penalty in modern football, then we might as well ban contact entirely. But then, on the other side of the pitch, when we have a clear, indisputable handball inside their box in the second half, the referee doesn't even bother to go to the monitor. He doesn't even take five seconds to check it.
“I am trying to teach my players to focus on what we can control, but how do you explain this level of inconsistency to them? We did not play our best game, fine, but when major decisions systematically go against you in 90 minutes, it completely changes the outcome. Everyone saw what happened tonight, and it leaves a very bitter taste in the mouth.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Jamie Carragher Praises Isak After Crystal Palace Performance:
🗣️ I think we're beginning to see the Alexander Isak we knew at Newcastle coming back to life, and Liverpool supporters will be delighted with what they're seeing.
Just look at his performances since the beginning of the season. Look at the goals he's scoring, the movement, the confidence and the way he's beginning to influence Liverpool's attacking play.
And today's performance against Crystal Palace was another reminder of what this player is capable of. His latest goal tells you everything. The composure, the movement and the quality in the finish are exactly what you expect from a top-class striker.
But I think people need to look beyond the goals.
Isak gives Liverpool something important in attack. He can stretch defenders, bring other players into the game, create space for runners and still finish chances himself. His movement makes Liverpool more unpredictable, and that gives the team a different dimension going forward.
I also think his presence has brought Liverpool a level of balance they were missing before. When you have a striker who can occupy defenders, link up with the midfield and threaten in behind, it makes life easier for everyone around him.
And let's talk about Erling Haaland.
For a while, you could look at the Premier League Golden Boot race and feel that Haaland was going to be the obvious favourite. But if Isak continues performing like this, I don't think Haaland will have everything his own way.
Haaland is an incredible goalscorer, nobody questions that. But Isak has the quality to make this competition much more interesting.
The important thing now is consistency. Isak has shown what he can do, but Liverpool need him available, confident and producing these performances throughout the season.
If he maintains this level, Liverpool won't just have a dangerous striker. They'll have one of the biggest threats in the Premier League.
And that is something every defence should be worried about.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
Pep Guardiola reminding the players who they are and he left the room without saying a single word after. I miss him 😭
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Thierry Henry Dismisses Maresca's Title Challenge after Manchester City lost against Nottingham Forest:
“Are you surprised? I'm not. Not at all.
Let's be honest, this is no longer the Manchester City we became accustomed to under Pep Guardiola. And I don't think many managers have managed to reach the level of consistency and dominance that Pep achieved at that club.
What he built at Manchester City was extraordinary. It wasn't just about winning matches; it was about controlling games, maintaining standards, and making excellence look normal.
Now, when people start talking about Enzo Maresca challenging Mikel Arteta, I think we need to be careful.
Can Chelsea compete? Of course. Can Maresca build a very good team? Absolutely. But challenging Arteta over an entire Premier League season is a completely different conversation.
I remember the beginning of the season when Chelsea were winning their matches. I didn't say much. I was watching.
Because I've played in this league, and I know that winning matches in September or October doesn't automatically make you champions.
The real test comes when the fixtures become difficult, when injuries arrive, when your best players are unavailable, and when you have to win games even when you're not playing well.
That's when you discover what a team is really made of.
Look at Arsenal. Arteta has spent years building this team, establishing an identity, improving the mentality, and bringing them closer to the level required to win the Premier League.
You cannot compare a few impressive performances with years of building a title-contending side.
And I'm not saying Chelsea cannot get there. I'm saying they still have something to prove.
The real game has just started. The pressure is coming, the margins will become smaller, and every mistake will matter.
Let's see who can maintain their level when the season gets difficult.
Because winning a few games is one thing. Staying at the top when everybody is chasing you is another.
That's where champions separate themselves from everybody else.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Mikel Arteta Reacts to Overlooked Penalty Against Hull:
Reporter:🎙️ It seemed like you lost your control after the challenge on Madueke inside the penalty box.
Arteta:🗣️ You know, I tend to overlook whatever is said out there. Everyone experiences these moments.
That was a clear penalty. Madueke had the ball first and his leg was taken.
It was the same earlier when Havertz had his chance - he was still denied.
But what matters most is getting the win and the points. Thank you.
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Daniel Farke After Leeds’ 1-0 Win Against Tottenham:
Reporter:🎙️ Congratulations on the three points today. What do you think changed the game in the second half?
Daniel Farke:🗣️ Thank you, thank you.
Well..it wasn’t an easy game for us, especially during the first half. But we had to do what we do best — and that is to win.
I’m very happy that Okafor gave us that moment.
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨 Vinícius Jr. on Playing Less Under Mourinho:
🗣️ I'm very happy here at Real Madrid, especially with the manager and the direction we're taking as a team.
José Mourinho is one of the best coaches in football. He has his own ideas, his own way of managing players, and I respect that completely.
I understand that every player wants to be on the pitch, especially at a club like Real Madrid. Of course, I want to play. I want to help the team, score goals, create chances, and make our supporters happy.
But football is not always about what you want personally. Sometimes you have to understand the bigger picture.
Whether I'm playing 90 minutes, coming off the bench, or watching from the sidelines, my responsibility remains the same: support my teammates and give everything whenever the manager calls on me.
I don't question his decisions because I trust his plan. He sees things in training that people outside the dressing room may not see.
What matters most to me is that Real Madrid keep winning trophies and competing at the highest level.
I didn't come here to fight for individual recognition. I came here to win.
If the team wins and achieves its objectives, that is what makes me happy.
My ambition has not changed, my confidence has not changed, and my commitment to Real Madrid has not changed.
I want to play every game, but I will never put my personal minutes above the success of this club.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨Roy Keane on James Tarkowski not receiving a red card after his hair pull on Caleb Yirenkyi during Everton vs Coventry:
🗣️ Roy Keane: “I’m sitting here watching that decision go Everton’s way and I’m screaming my head off.
The inconsistency in these decisions is outrageous.
Paul Tierney gave Lisandro Martínez a red card for a hair pull on Dominic Calvert-Lewin, and today I’m watching Stuart Attwell go to the monitor with VAR and wave this away.
For what? Absolutely nothing.
Look at the incident. Inside the box, three metres from goal, Tarkowski goes up for the ball and his hand leaves his body.
His hand goes straight towards Caleb’s head.
He gets a handful of Caleb’s hair and completely pulls him.
That is not normal contact. That is a player grabbing another player by the hair.
My grievance isn’t simply that the referee missed it.
My problem is that VAR checked it, Attwell went to the monitor, and after having every angle available, they still decided there was nothing there.
Gary just said Lisandro dragged Dominic.
Oh, come on, Gary. A hair pull is a hair pull.
If Lisandro’s action was enough for a red card, then why is Tarkowski’s suddenly not?
That is the question nobody seems able to answer.
Frank Lampard and Coventry will feel completely robbed here.
They’ll feel cheated out of a decision that should have gone their way, and I don’t blame them for being furious.
The Coventry fans will be absolutely displeased because they have watched the same incident we have.
And football cannot keep being played with these questions left unanswered.
You cannot have one referee calling something violent conduct and another looking at almost the same action and saying it’s nothing.
I’m not saying this because it’s Everton.
I’d say exactly the same thing if it was Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal or anyone else.
The badge on the shirt cannot determine the punishment.
VAR is supposed to give us clarity, not create another argument.
If you send the referee to the monitor, show him a player grabbing an opponent’s hair and pulling him, then come back with no action, people are going to ask questions.
And they deserve answers.
If Lisandro gets sent off for a hair pull, Tarkowski has to be judged by the same standard.
Simple as that.
The players deserve consistency, the managers deserve consistency, and the supporters deserve consistency.
You cannot change the standard depending on which team is involved.
If one is a red card, the other cannot suddenly become nothing.
That isn’t consistency.
That’s confusion, and football deserves better.”
(fan) Diran retweeted
I think Barcelona is the most hated club in football, why is that ?
Why you all always happy when we lose ?
(fan) Diran retweeted
Only reason I never want us to play against Atletico in the champions league again bruh
(fan) Diran retweeted
🚨🎙️ Nuno Mendes on why he hasn’t posted a farewell tribute or commented publicly on Cristiano Ronaldo’s international retirement:
🗣️ Nuno Mendes: “Look, I know how the media works. Everyone is looking for posts, captions, and big emotional essays right now, but honestly, my focus is strictly on my own recovery and getting back onto the pitch as fast as possible. Cristiano is an absolute legend of our country—nobody can ever take away or disrespect what he achieved for Portugal over the last twenty years. That history speaks for itself, and everyone respects it.
“But at the same time, we have to be completely real about where we are right now. Football moves forward very fast, and nobody stops for anyone. Right now, I'm doing double sessions every single day with the medical staff just to recover from this thigh injury. My entire mindset is focused on getting back into full squad training, making sure I’m at 100% after this international break, and continuing to perform at the highest level for both PSG and the national team.
“We cannot spend all our time looking backward, analyzing social media activity, or getting caught up in unnecessary noise outside the pitch. The Portuguese national team is bigger than any single individual, no matter how great they were. A new chapter has started for this country, and we have an entire generation of elite, world-class players who are ready to step up, take full responsibility, and drive us forward into the future.
“I don’t need to post a photo on Instagram or write a PR statement just to prove anything to anyone. My job isn't to manage social media accounts—my job is to heal up, wear the shirt, and deliver results on the pitch. That is where all of my energy is going right now.”
