Gabby @_Octonauts

🚨Mikel Arteta has reportedly submitted a list of players re-enforcement to the club's board as potential summer signing to bring back the UCL to the club Players mentioned include: 🇬🇪 Kvaratskhelia (£175m) 🇫🇷 Barcola (€60m) 🇩🇪 Jumal Musiala (£45m) 🇧🇷 Rodrygo(£50m)….see below

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@timiMUFC Spain would win

That 2-2 draw will hit like crack😂

BODE 🇦🇷🇪🇸🇳🇴 @odinlad_

5 hours ago

Spain , you have to win. Everything is on the line today, you draw you’re in trouble of being eliminated. You lose you’re in bigger trouble already. Just find a way to win.

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@TheLiverpoolace 😂😂

@Ethancfc7_ @grok Messi winning another one

Hey @grok What would break the internet more: Ronaldo winning a World Cup or Messi winning another one?

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@Miztafantastic Summerville

Arsenal fans… be honest Barcola or Summerville? Who are you taking to upgrade this attack next season ?

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@iam_stevemiles No way Gordon?

🚨 Top 10 highest-paid Barcelona players right now after Lewandowski’s exit [no loans] 💴 ✅10.🇪🇸 Gavi - €160K ✅ 9.🇪🇸 Ferran Torres - €180K ✅ 8.🇪🇸 Dani Olmo - €220K ✅ 7. 🇪🇸 Pedri Gonzalez - €250K ✅ 6.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Anthony Gordon- €27....a thread

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@markklfc Statement win

Sir Alex Ferguson on Japan's dominant 4-0 victory over Tunisia at the World Cup: 🗣️ “I've watched football for decades, and one thing I've learned is that truly dangerous teams are often the ones people underestimate. Japan are no longer a team that should be underestimated by anybody.” “A 4-0 victory at a World Cup doesn't happen because of luck. It happens because of preparation, discipline, quality, and a group of players completely committed to a common goal.” “What stands out to me is their mentality. They don't play with fear. They don't play with doubt. They play with the confidence of a team that genuinely believes it belongs among the very best nations in football.” “Before the tournament, the conversation was always about the traditional giants. But while everyone was busy discussing the usual favourites, Japan were quietly building something very special.” “The best teams are not always the ones with the biggest names. The best teams are the ones that function as a unit, trust each other completely, and fight for every single moment. Japan have all of those qualities.” “What should worry the rest of the world is that they are getting stronger with every match. That's usually the sign of a team capable of going very deep into a tournament.” “When I watch Japan, I see hunger. I see organization. I see players willing to run, sacrifice, and work for each other. Those are the foundations of championship-winning teams.” “People might still hesitate to call them favourites, but if they continue producing performances like this, that debate won't last much longer.” “Every major tournament has a team that captures momentum and belief. Right now, Japan are building both at an alarming rate.” “And trust me, if I were managing one of the traditional powerhouses in this World Cup, Japan would be one of the last teams I'd want to face. Because they look like a team that believes its destiny is much bigger than simply participating.”

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Evra advises Portugal on how they can move forward: 🗣️:Evra: "You know what I noticed about great World Cup-winning teams? They usually have a cause bigger than themselves. Ask the Argentina players what they are fighting for and many of them would tell you the same thing: they want Messi to lift the World Cup. Everybody pulling in the same direction. Then I hear people in Portugal saying: 'Cristiano is just another player here to contribute! Another player? We're talking about a man who has won almost everything in football except the World Cup. If that doesn't inspire you to give a little bit more for your teammate and your country, then I don't know what will. I played with Cristiano at United. We pushed him. We promoted him. We wanted him to become the best in the world. The same happened with Pepe, Ramos and Marcelo. That's what teammates do when they feel like a family. Because if everyone has a different objective, you stop playing like a team. One player thinks the goal is to score. Another thinks the goal is to complete passes. Another thinks the goal is simply to attend the World Cup. That's not how you win it."

@markklfc Word

Paul Scholes on Tottenham opening talks for Sandro Tonali while Manchester United remain on the sidelines: 🗣️ “This is exactly the sort of story that frustrates Manchester United supporters. Every summer we hear about the need for a top midfielder, and then we watch another major club move for one of the best players available.” “Sandro Tonali is not some unknown talent. He's proven himself in one of the toughest leagues in the world, he's entering his prime years, and he has the personality to handle pressure at the highest level.” “What annoys me is that United should be leading these conversations, not watching them happen from a distance while Tottenham push forward.” “For years we've spoken about rebuilding the midfield, adding energy, leadership, and quality on the ball. Tonali ticks so many of those boxes that it almost feels obvious.” “Meanwhile, Tottenham are showing ambition. They're identifying a top player and actively trying to make something happen. That's what big clubs are supposed to do.” “The problem at United is that too often they seem reactive instead of proactive. By the time they decide they want a player, another club is already halfway through the negotiations.” “You look at Tonali and immediately see a player who could improve Manchester United. He has the intensity, the work rate, the technical quality, and the mentality to succeed in the Premier League.” “If Tottenham somehow pull this off while United do nothing, there will be a lot of fans asking very serious questions about how the club continues to miss opportunities in the transfer market.” “Because the truth is simple: when players of this quality become available, Manchester United should be at the front of the queue. Not standing on the side watching everyone else make the moves.” “And if Tonali ends up wearing a Tottenham shirt next season, I guarantee there will be plenty of people at Old Trafford wondering how on earth United allowed that to happen.”

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Benzema this period

if ozil was with ronaldo all the time he would have won the wc, but there is a particular bro's ego trying to outshine Ronaldo which is costing Portugal and as a messi fan, I love Bruno

Gabby @_Octonauts

16 hours ago

Not a Ronaldo fan but he needs a brother right now not a competition

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@AbsoluteBart_ What??😭