Champions* #20times

Why has Palaces goal which should have been their 3rd disallowed?

@IanDarke Tuchel has always been a reserved and pragmatic coach. Never been a big fan.

Penny for the thoughts of Thomas Tuchel as he watched Adam Wharton’s exceptional ability to both see and execute perfect passes in Palace’s glory night in Europe . England are leaving a lot of flair at home.

Watch Wharton in this entire clip. Wins the ball, instantly releases Mateta allowing Palace to press up & encamp Rayo in their own 3rd. Takes ownership himself again asking for ball in dangerous area & of course beautiful trademark final ball for a sitter

@TheKopHQ They can start spending from this summer. According to my mate who is a Barca fan.

Seems strange that Barcelona move for Anthony Gordon. Doubt he starts much for them unless they have injuries. £70m aswell. Thought they were skint or would utilise those finances towards signing Julian Alavarez if at all possible to get him.

@themagic_tophat Shite too

He’s simply a thug, just like his dad. Actual pros should not have to risk their safety playing against him.

🚨 Average Time Delayed Before Restarts This Season (Seconds) 👀 Arsenal — 40.3 Sunderland — 33.1 Brentford — 32.3 Crystal Palace — 31.2 Newcastle — 30.8 Leeds United — 30.4 Burnley — 30.0 Aston Villa — 29.8 West Ham — 29.6 Everton — 29.4 Chelsea — 29.2 Tottenham — 29.0 Wolves — 28.9 Manchester United — 28.0 Nottingham Forest — 27.7 Bournemouth — 27.6 Fulham — 26.7 Manchester City — 26.6 Brighton — 26.5 Liverpool — 25.8

@stevie80con @CrazyKloppo Saw it with Dortmund to an extent. A bit different as they persisted with the model, but the managers kept coming and style of play changed.

Klopp quote just before he left. “The most dangerous thing a club like ours can do is to forget who it is”…. “Trophies come and go. Identity, however, is the one thing you cannot buy back”…. Klopp was right. He knew. Now 15 months later look at the state of us.

For £20m, I wouldn't sell Jones. Let him see put his contract and then once Slot goes the new manager may fancy him as a player.

Keane, why wasn't their a should for Mo in his 1st season especially. Around 47 goals plus got to a CL final.

If Alvarez left Atletico, think AFC could make a strong play for him and Barcola. League would be done. Think they sell Martinelli, Jesus and even potentially Gyokeres.

@A_GymGuy He is who I wanted before we got Isak. More durable and can play wide and upfront as we know.

We should buy him

Can he leave permanently.

@maybebrayyy Gibbs-White for me should have gone.

Gibbs-White played more games than him this season and smashed it, stop with this agenda 😭😭 #NFFC

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating #EidAduha26. Keep my family and I in your thoughts and prayers. Have a lovely time with your families. Pls keep in mind all the people suffering and under immense oppression May Allaah change their fortunes & destroy all the oppressors. Aameen

@asim_lfc Eid Mubarak to you and family Bro.

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating. As you enjoy some time with family today, don’t forget those with empty plates, those living under bombs, and those suffering genocide and oppression. Don’t look away when it’s easier to. Peace and love to all. 🍉❤️ #EidMubarak

𝟭. 𝗚𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝗡𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲 failed spectacularly at Valencia CF because he took a massive job with zero managerial grounding. He won 3 of 16 games, oversaw one of the club’s worst runs in decades, lost the dressing room almost immediately, and became a tactical punchbag. Players didn’t trust him, fans protested, and the team collapsed. It wasn’t bad luck he simply wasn’t ready, and La Liga exposed him fast. 𝟮. 𝗣𝗮𝘂𝗹 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗲𝘀 lasted 31 days at Oldham Athletic. That alone tells you everything. He walked into a chaotic club, won 1 game in 6, showed no clear identity, no authority, no long-term plan then quit when it got uncomfortable. That’s not failure through pressure; that’s failure through lack of commitment to the craft. 𝟯. 𝗥𝗼𝘆 𝗞𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗲 managed Ipswich Town and later Sunderland AFC. At Ipswich he had a brief high, then burned bridges and left instability. At Sunderland, it went worse: poor results, toxic atmosphere, players switching off. His intensity turned from edge to excess. Motivation without structure doesn’t last over a season, and teams eventually tuned him out. All three relied on status instead of substance. They thought elite mentality would replace coaching education, tactical depth, and man-management. Football doesn’t work like that anymore. Legacy gets you the job. Competence keeps you in it. None of them had enough of the second, and every club paid the price.

The few months we had the Fab Four together were magical. A short era, but one Liverpool fans will never forget. ❤️

BREAKING: 🇸🇦 1.7 million people recorded for this year's Hajj 2026

Islam is the only religion that pulls this off, gathering people from every ethnicity, culture and country in one spot, all dressed the same. especially in Muzdalifah, you can’t even tell who’s rich or poor. going against all this has done the world dirty.