Max Obizzo💡

17/05/2025 by I.G

one of the healthiest habit a man should learn is training yourself not to talk too much.

But not the same resources

Playing soccer with the kid who owns the ball in the township had outcomes like this.

Remembering Saleh Mohammadi, 19 years old, killed by the Islamic regime

Who's the owner of the sky that took that money? Let's start from there.

Les CHAMPIONS D’AFRIQUE 2025 🏆🇸🇳

Este dato demuestra que Messi es más goleador que Cristiano Ronaldo. Messi ha necesitado 94 partidos y 54 penaltis MENOS que Cristiano Ronaldo para llegar a los 900 goles. 🐐

Exactamente lo mismo que hace el Barça en La Liga. Para ganar al Madrid hay que machacar, si vas a resultados cortos, sabes que saldrá 36.

We have to ban former United players from using mics

🗣️Gary Neville: “Nos llenamos la boca diciendo que la Premier League es la mejor liga del mundo, pero anoche el Barça trató al Newcastle como si fuera un saco de boxeo. Hablamos de aspectos como la intensidad, pero futbolísticamente el Barça está en otro planeta”. #FCBarcelona

Lamine Yamal with another example of winning the “duel before the duel.” He reads Burn expecting the run in behind (no pressure on the ball), so he fakes it with a sidestep to create more separation. Ball manipulation after is another topic.

Hansi Flick podría tener a todos sus jugadores disponibles, con la excepción de Christensen, para los cuartos de final de la Liga de Campeones de la UEFA. [Vía @lluis7bou ]

Thiago Pitarch se está saliendo, pasémosle de 300.000 euros a 20 millones en Transfermarkt! Thiago Pitarch:

Exactly 💥🔥🇺🇸👊

A question for my brothers in #Maroc #Morocco: Had @Brahim scored the penalty for @EnMaroc, within regulation time of the 2025 #AFCON final, which would have secured them the trophy, on the field, would they have protested to @CAF_Online, concerning #Senegal’s conduct? 🤔

🎙️| Raphinha on why he passed on the responsibility of taking the two pressure penalties against Newcastle to Lamine Yamal. 🗣️ "These days, goalkeepers are always well prepared. It doesn't matter who takes them. But during the game, you get a sense of it. It's about the confidence you have that night. And Lamine told me he was really keen to take it. When you see his confidence, you trust him, and it worked out well! He took it very well." Via: @mundodeportivo

In football, you usually see two extremes when it comes to coaching styles. On one side, there are managers like Pep Guardiola who rely on very strict structures and detailed tactical systems. It gives you control and consistency, but sometimes the football can feel a bit too robotic, with limited room for improvisation. On the other side, you have coaches who focus more on man-management and give players a lot of freedom. That can make the team more expressive, but it often leads to relying too much on individual brilliance and player form rather than a solid system. Hansi Flick is one of the rare managers who managed to find the right balance between these two extremes. His teams clearly have structure, you can see patterns in build-up, pressing, and positioning, and his in-game adjustments are consistently sharp. But at the same time, he doesn’t over-control his players. He allows them to interpret situations, to improvise, and to express their qualities in the final third. So instead of being rigid or chaotic, his football feels controlled but alive. There’s a clear plan, but not at the expense of creativity. And that balance is incredibly hard to achieve, it’s what makes him special, and why his football is so easy to connect with as a Barça fan.

There isn’t a single English player in football history that is better than Neymar.

If he made the pass in a La Liga match they would’ve said it can never happen against Burnley in the Premier League 😂

If we’re talking about trophies it’s Neymar but if we’re talking about playmaking, dribbling, passing, chance creation, big games, goals, assists, it’s still Neymar