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@MadridXtra Signing Rodri would be expectations of how many years? 4 years or another Modric who will reach 38 years? Sentimentally, it would be great for Rodri as a Spanish player of his calibre to play for Real Madrid. Football wise, it makes no sense just kicking can down the road.

🚨💣 RODRI’S FULL SEGMENT ABOUT REAL MADRID: “Would you like to return to play in Spain, in Madrid, in La Liga?” 🚨 Rodri: “I would like to return, yes, obviously.” “Did someone tell you if the president or general director of Real Madrid would like you?” 🚨 Rodri: “(Laughs) I don’t know. They wouldn’t talk to me, they’d talk to my agent.” “Is it a closed door for you to play for Real Madrid since you played for Atlético Madrid before?” 🚨 Rodri: “No, no. There have been many players who took this road, not directly but with time. For me, you cannot refuse the best clubs in the world.” @RadioestadioN

Catching hands while you took out a gun is embarrassing 😭 Why take it out if you not gonna use it ?

@RichguyMarkson @FabrizioRomano Llorente is a Madrid academy graduate but plays for Atletico. Courtois was an Atletico player under Simeone. Morata played for both clubs.

That’s a bold statement from Rodri 😳💣 You can respect where you came from and still acknowledge the level of clubs like Real Madrid. At the end of the day, players want to compete at the absolute highest level and win the biggest trophies 🏆 But let’s be honest — if that move ever happened, Atlético fans would never forget it. Football loyalty runs deep in Madrid 🔥 What do you all think — professional ambition or betrayal?

🚨💣 Rodri: “The fact that I played for Atlético Madrid does NOT stop me from playing for Real Madrid”. “You CANNOT refuse the best clubs in the world”, told Onda Cero.

@Truth_Media001 @FabrizioRomano A player doesn't operate like a fan. Player has approximately 6-8 best career years to make most of it. Clubs are also not loyal to players. Serious injury or poor performance leads to a club and fans to look for a replacement. Loyalty if for us as fans.

@FabrizioRomano So loyalty is just a temporary contract now? Funny how ‘best club in the world’ suddenly matters more when the badge changes… Atlético fans won’t forget this one anytime soon.

“Real Madrid doesn’t press when Kylian Mbappe is on the pitch” Kylian Mbappe when he was fully fit

Tchou couldn't believe it 😂

🚨💣 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: The full version of the France World Cup 2026 song has just DROPPED! 🥶🇫🇷🔥 Oh my what.... Fuckkk

@GTalevi So now that you are confronted with facts on the age issue, you are shifting goal posts to something else?🤔

Ok so obviously I was completely bamboozled by her filters. 58 is of course an absolutely fair age to be retired and to have PHDs out the wazoo. But so much of this story is whiffy to the max.

The most outrageous panenka I’ve ever seen

I have been following Dr/Prof Anele Mngadi Hammond’s story, and like many others, I was moved by it. Naturally, I wanted to help amplify it in the best way I know how: with care, facts, and the kind of writing that can hold both public attention and institutional scrutiny. But I have run into difficulty. Since Sunday, I have tried the contact number and email address provided on her socials and website, and I have not been able to reach her. That matters, because before I tell a story this serious properly, I believe one must do the work: speak to the person directly, review the documents, verify the legal trail, and understand the record in full. My understanding, based on what has been repeated online, is that she won the case. Yet I have not been able to find a publicly traceable court judgment confirming that outcome on the public legal record. At present, the references publicly cited on the Hammond website appear to be SAPS case numbers, which are police docket references, not court judgment citations. In trying to follow the legal trail, the only publicly traceable SAFLII judgment I have come across so far relating to Anele Hammond is Gore N.O. and Another v Hammond N.O. and Another, and that matter concerns the Hammond and Hammond Trust, not Standard Bank. In that case, the trust was first placed under provisional sequestration and later under final sequestration after the court accepted a liquidated claim of R3,780,347.58 linked to Bitou Municipality payments that had been paid into the trust’s account, with no proof that the trust had paid those funds over to Ukhana Projects CC. It is also worth noting that, according to The Citizen, Standard Bank says it is unaware of any criminal charges relating to this matter, has not been approached by law enforcement, and has not appeared in court on fraud or assault charges connected to these allegations. Given how many times ntate Sim Tshabalala’s name has been mentioned in these deeply troubling allegations, I believe the blue bank owes the public a full statement. Talk to us, bathong. Ra le kopa. Given the gravity of the allegations, I would genuinely like to understand whether those emails were received, who saw them, and what response, if any, was given. It would be deeply concerning if allegations of this magnitude were ignored. If anyone has credible information, direct contact with Dr/Prof Anele Mngadi Hammond, or access to the actual court record, judgment, order, or case number behind the outcome being referenced online, please assist. It is my understanding that Dr/Prof Anele Hammond is doing this not only for herself, but to help other disadvantaged clients who may also have suffered at the hands of Standard Bank. And after watching today’s updates (👇🏾) about her stated commitment to better education and justice for vulnerable South Africans, I was moved by the idea of supporting that mission. I am currently on the website and I noticed that the donation options appear to begin at US$1,000. Is there perhaps another option for those of us who would like to contribute smaller amounts in rands ? I genuinely hope she sees this. 💐 #AskAsanteOnBoards

♦️Read♦️ The Commander-in-Chief and President of the Economic Freedom Fighters, as well as Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, @Julius_S_Malema, has written to Chief Justice Mandisa Maya to raise serious concerns over the unacceptable and prolonged delay in the delivery of judgment in the matter of Economic Freedom Fighters v Speaker of the National Assembly and Others (CCT35/24), widely known as the Phala-Phala case. Register to vote for the EFF in the government elections: registertovoteeff.org.za

This is exactly the kind of work I hoped to be doing at this stage of my life. I'm grateful to God for the privilege of living that reality. The CII Graphical Abstract explains why the status quo is a "Velocity Trap. We are retiring coal too fast for the current grid to integrate renewables, and the "gas bridge" designed to save the situation is financially unbankable. Here is the link dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5…

Nick Hudson (Private Equity Investor): Anglo American & Rothschild have captured SA. Let's look at energy. 1. Rothschild’s Martin Kingston chairs BUSA’s B4SA, managing government ties & the Resource Mobilisation Fund. 2. The Fund sends experts in energy modelling, tariffs, law & policy into Ramaphosa’s NECOM. 3. Rothschild advises Treasury on Eskom’s debt. 4. Rothschild guides Eskom’s restructuring & Transnet. 5. Rothschild represents creditors in Eskom’s debt, unbundling. 6. NUMSA says Rothschild controls Eskom & is driving costly renewables under a “climate crisis” agenda. 7. Cheap coal is abandoned, leaving SA indebted, energy‑starved & reliant on Anglo American, which is laughing all the way to the bank. 8. Govt is manipulated by foreign interests. This is not in the interest of people of any culture,creed or ethnicity

I can't laugh alone. Even Justice Madlanga tried to holdback his laughter. He couldn’t it😃

The relationship between the President of Malawi, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, and his kitchen cabinet on one hand, and his Vice President, Dr Jane Ansah, on the other, has deteriorated so badly that on 1 March, when President Mutharika left for a medical check-up in South Africa and was given a military parade in his honour before departure, the Vice President was not allowed to see him at the airport by state security. She was kept waiting in her car, a clear sign of a complete breakdown in trust and working relations at the very top of the Malawian government. This is not the first time that President Mutharika has fallen out with one of his vice presidents. In his first term, he fell out with his Vice President, Dr Saulos Chilima, leading to a complete breakdown in their working relationship, with Chilima eventually forming his own party, the United Transformation Movement, and openly challenging Mutharika for power. His elder brother, former president Bingu wa Mutharika, also fell out with his vice presidents, first Dr Cassim Chilumpha and later Dr Joyce Banda. During his first term, Bingu wa Mutharika fell out with Dr Cassim Chilumpha after accusing him of being involved in an alleged coup plot in 2006. Chilumpha was arrested and charged with treason, and although he remained constitutionally vice president, their working relationship completely collapsed. In his second term, Bingu wa Mutharika fell out with Dr Joyce Banda after she refused to support his succession plans, particularly his attempt to position his brother, Peter Mutharika, as his successor. Banda was expelled from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party but remained vice president because the constitution protected her position. By the time Bingu wa Mutharika died in 2012, the relationship had broken down so badly that senior officials attempted to block Joyce Banda from assuming the presidency, despite the constitution clearly mandating that the vice president takes over. Lazarus Chakwera also fell out with his Vice President, Dr Saulos Chilima, after coming into power under the Tonse Alliance in 2020. The relationship deteriorated as Chilima and his United Transformation Movement complained of marginalisation in government, with key decisions and appointments increasingly dominated by Chakwera’s Malawi Congress Party. Tensions escalated in 2022 when Chilima was arrested on corruption allegations, after which Chakwera stripped him of delegated powers, leading to a complete breakdown in trust and effectively collapsing the alliance, even though Chilima remained Vice President. There are now efforts by senior DPP members in Parliament to resolve the current impasse, as the deepening rift threatens both party cohesion and the stability of government.

🚨 Patrice Evra on Arsenal losing the Carabao Cup final to ManchesterCity: 🗣️Evra: “The problem is not Arteta, not the owners, not the players, it's Arsenal fans. They are DELUSIONAL….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

Los datos anómalos de faltas x tarjeta de Vinicius se explican cuando descubres como se pitaron estas faltas. Muchas de estas resultaron en amarilla a Vinicius por protestar estas faltas. Locura.

🚨💣 Lilian Thuram once recalled his first encounter with Ronaldo Nazário: 🤯🇫🇷 “The first time I faced him I was at Parma and he was at Inter. The game started, and after a while I found myself face-to-face with him. He caressed the ball in such an unusual way at a speed never seen before — you were left completely mesmerized. He pulled off a feint on me, left me standing there, and was heading straight for goal. I yelled to Cannavaro: ‘Take him down, take him down!’ Fabio committed the foul and got booked. In the next play I had to stop him with a foul too. Cannavaro looked at me and whispered: ‘Lilian, we’re going to end up with 9 men tonight at this rate. How do we stop this guy?’ Ronaldo heard everything, came over and said in basic Italian: ‘Sorry, am I exaggerating?’ We looked at each other and didn’t say a word. That was part of the Phenomenon too. At the end of the match, I didn’t hesitate to go ask him for his shirt.” 🤯

he don’t even look like he having fun 😅

Hydro stations work like giant batteries. Palmiet can power 16 small towns, while Ingula can supply electricity to most of KwaZulu-Natal. By moving water between dams, these stations provide fast, flexible power during peak times, when South Africa needs it most.