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Captn 🇵🇸
@CaptnGuardiola
Football, FC Barcelona, Analysis. We don't have to agree. Also #DroitAuBut. Subscribe 📝 https://t.co/crn0XvFJjt Youtube 📺 https://t.co/7Gvkeae0Bc


Bournemouth sold *check notes* Zabarnyi for £57m, Huijsen £50m, Kerkez £40m, Ouattara £45m and Semenyo for £65m in January for a very grand total of £257m *checks maths. not a strength*. Bournemouth continued playing attractive, winning football, ending the season unbeaten in 18, sixth in the table and qualified for Europe for the first time ever in their 127 years. Iraola has done a magnificent job – and so has Bournemouth’s recruitment department. Kroupi and Scott the latest gems being polished. Senesi, a £12m signing from Feyenoord four years ago, leaves a free agent to Spurs with plenty of good wishes following his fine defensive service over 128 games. Bournemouth get good value out of players and/or good value for them. Well-run club. Pity that Iraola is leaving and missing out on the European adventure that he helped secure. Leaves team in good shape for incoming Rose. Coaches and players...it's all in the succession planning. #AFCB










C’est quoi pour vous le top 3 coach en Europe et ou vous placez Unai Emery dedans ?



40-year-old Manuel Neuer has come out of international retirement to play for Germany at the World Cup 🧤🇩🇪








Aston Villa end their 30 year wait for a trophy in Europe. Spurs ended a 17 year wait for a trophy in Europe. West Ham ended a 43 year wait for a trophy in Europe. Palace have a very good chance of winning their first European trophy next week. Massive congratulations to Villa and I don't mean to take anything away from those teams, or their supporters... But the financial advantage that the Premier League has over the rest of Europe, appears to have ruined the competitive balance in the Europa League and Conference League. Real Madrid, Bayern, PSG, Barcelona, they'll always be able to compete in the Champions League due to their immense pull in attracting the best talent... But in the two competitions below? Different story. But take tonight's game... Aston Villa wage bill for 24/25 was reportedly £273m, Freiburg's was £20.6m. That's just not a level playing field!











