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@timotonho @SandileMakeba My knowledge on such matters doesn't need any colossal researched my friend. I was organic to the system and I'm privy to it's functioning.

@SandileMakeba @LNcube38496 Hapana technically yauri kutaura research first before putting your rubbish here

I don't understand how it took 4 years for Sean Mnangagwa to be promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, while Minnie Baloyi had to spend 20 years to reach the same rank of Colonel. Some spend decades in the barracks climbing the ladder, while others seem to have a VIP elevator.

@masibanda_ Haaaa tokuzivai imi, rimwe rogona kupinda richivinga pen iyoyo without even having a bank account 😂😂😂

Banks if we trust you with our money. Why don’t you trust us with your pens 🤔

@CrimeWatchZW Pana nurse vakambo trender vachinamata, gara zvia vakapiwa here. People have to lean to wait for nyasha to locate them not kungoda kukwanakwana pavasingakwani mozonyara.

WATCH | The young man who created an artwork resembling Wicknell Chivayo, and later claimed he spent US$10,000 to produce it, has apologised for some of the remarks he made during a recent interview. Reports suggest that he became aware that Chivayo was unhappy with his comments, prompting him to issue a public apology in an attempt to smooth things over. In addition to the apology, the young man also went a step further and directly asked Chivayo to gift him a car.

@cfcmayor_gh Kkkkkk moved away from competing for CL

Chelsea can still secure European football next season without a top-5 finish. The London club have reached the Emirates FA Cup Final against Manchester City on 16 May. Per FA/UEFA rules, the FA Cup winners automatically qualify for the UEFA Europa League league phase in 2026/27....even if they finish outside the Premier League's European spots. Beating Manchester City would hand Chelsea that European ticket directly. 💙

@Innocent849 @israel_ajoje please explain the reason why

Chelsea are playing their match against Forest on Monday by 3pm and it's not boxing day fixtures 😳😳

@ElliotGCFC @centregoals These guys in power they'll do colossal things to those who threaten their profits and let real criminals enjoy

@centregoals There's literally murderers, rapists and pedophiles that get significantly less.

🚨🚨| BREAKING: A man who ran an illegal Premier League streaming network has been sentenced to 11 years in 𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐍 and must repay £2.35M within three months or face an extra 10 years. The operation had around 30 staff, 50,000 customers, and made over £7M in five years. [@TheAthleticFC]

@SandileMakeba So tell us how did Mini came up to be a Major in 10 yrs then Sean in 12 yrs besides the nonsense you posted above.

@LNcube38496 While they are technically two different ranks, they are both senior field-grade officers. The distinction between Lt. Colonel and Colonel is minor compared to the massive 16-year difference in how fast they climbed the ladder

@heisfab_ Just after scoring a hatrick where he didn't drive the ball but it only found it's way on his feet

A lot can happen in 2 years tbh. Brighton rated him highly and didn’t want to lose one of their brightest talents, but like many youngsters in their developmental stage, his was ruined by injuries which affected his consistency. Thank God Manchester United, Chelsea, and other top clubs didn’t fall for that trap.

@cfc_whale But they changed the recruitment criteria, they now want experienced players

🚨Chelsea have made an enquiry over a move for Cruzeiro midfielder Eduardo Pape, 16, after his performances for Brazil at the South American U17 Championship. There is already talk of offers between €30m to €40m for the youngster. #CFC 📌UOL

@Arsenalnewschan Was that because of crowd or he was called by the VAR

🚨 A referee should never EVER be influenced by the crowd or a manager, it’s an absolute, absolute disgrace how this can happen in the Semi Finals of the Champions League. Absolutely embarrassing at this level that he can’t hold his nerve because Simeone and the Atleti crowd are giving it to when in no world it was a clear and obvious error to give #Arsenal a penalty for the foul on Eze ❌ I cannot wait for them to come to the Emirates.

@israel_ajoje @Afc_Joewy Can't the court use a stare decisis in line with that of Pogba

@Afc_Joewy Doping is a strict liability offense That won’t do much for his case

The English FA has just banned Mudryk for 4 years. Chelsea are now back in the same place they were 20 years ago when one of their players tested positive for cocaine. Keep reading to find out how they handled it and what this decision may mean for Mudryk. Adrian Mutu tested positive for cocaine at Chelsea in 2004. Chelsea terminated his contract, took him to FIFA, and were awarded €17.1 million in compensation after five years of legal proceedings. That case is now the most relevant precedent in world football for what happens next with Mudryk. A positive drugs test is not just a sporting ban. It is a legal trigger that can determine contract validity, compensation liability and financial recovery. Twenty years later the lesson is being taught again. The FA confirmed Mykhailo Mudryk's four-year ban today, April 29 2026, under Regulations 3 and 4 of the FA's Anti-Doping Regulations. He tested positive for meldonium, a substance normally used to treat heart conditions but capable of boosting endurance and recovery for athletes, while on international duty with Ukraine in November 2024. He has not played a competitive game since. The 16 months Mudryk has already served could count towards the ban, which would significantly reduce the effective remaining suspension. If reduced on appeal to 18 months as Pogba's was, and backdated to December 2024, Mudryk could return as early as June 2026. But the sporting consequence is only part of the story. When Mutu tested positive in 2004, Chelsea terminated his contract and filed a compensation claim on the basis that his positive test constituted a breach of contract without just cause. CAS ultimately ordered Mutu to pay Chelsea €17.1 million after five years of appeals through FIFA, CAS, the Swiss Federal Court and the European Court of Human Rights. He lost every single one. Chelsea paid £88.5 million for Mudryk. He has a contract until 2031. Chelsea have already updated his deal following the suspension, though the exact amendments remain undisclosed. They have since signed Garnacho and Gittens, which points to the cold reality of the situation regardless of how the legal process concludes. Mudryk hired the same law firm as Pogba to fight his case. That firm secured a reduction from four years to eighteen months for Pogba. The same argument is now being built for Mudryk at CAS. The ban is confirmed and the appeal is live. But the precedent is established. Chelsea know exactly what this process looks like. The question is which version of the Mutu playbook they choose to follow. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

@israel_ajoje So are there high chances for CAS to stick to the stare decisis and consider the mitigation by reducing the ban to 18 months?

@Blue_Footy @SkyKaveh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 no wonder they say you're on payroll

🗣️ @SkyKaveh: “To be fair to them [Chelsea], they have tried to sign older, more experienced players before. For instance, they were exploring the possibility of signing Virgil van Dijk from Liverpool before he signed his new contract. I think Mo Salah was a possibility as well before he signed his new Liverpool contract. So they haven’t just been focusing on signing 20-year-old players.” ~ @SkySportsNews

@nobiechishyy I wrote 4 subjects and came up with 22 units, form 4 I wrote 10 and scored 5Az, 3Bz and 2Cz. I'm one of those who'll vote against this

Zimbabwe has introduced a policy barring students who fail Grade 7 from proceeding directly to Form 1, redirecting them to vocational training centers to build technical skills.  Hanzi kupedza nguwa ,dzidzirai mabasa emaoko chero mawe kugona kuwerenga!!😂

@israel_ajoje Thank you, keep enlightening us

@LNcube38496 League games have concessions. Your yellow cards are cleared after 19 games. The number of games matters.

UEFA expanded the Champions League from 6 group games to a league phase of 8 games this season, with playoffs added on top. But the yellow card suspension threshold stayed exactly the same. If you get three yellow card bookings, you miss a game. Vincent Kompany is now suspended for the semi-final first leg in Paris tomorrow because of it. He has already said publicly the rule needs to change. I think he is right. Kompany was booked for dissent after Mbappe's goal in the quarter-final win over Real Madrid, which came while Bayern defender Josip Stanisic lay injured after a challenge referee Slavko Vincic chose to ignore. It was his third yellow of this season's UCL. Under Article 63.02 of the UEFA Champions League Regulations, players and team officials are automatically suspended for the next match after accumulating three yellow cards that did not result in a red card. Here is why I think the rule needs to change. Under the old format, yellow cards reset after the group stage, giving players a clean slate after 6 games. Under the new format, yellows only expire after the quarter-finals, meaning players and coaches must manage their bookings across up to 14 games before any reset. The threshold is the same but the risk of exposure is more than double(6-14). Kompany said it plainly: "There are more games now but you still get suspended after three cards. I think this rule is a bit aggressive. I'd think about it again for next year." His assistant, Aaron Danks will manage the touchline in Paris. Kompany will be barred from the dressing room and the bench. He can return for the second leg in Munich. The competition has changed but the rule has not. UEFA has a lot of time to make adjustments though. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

@tobyasky @MubarakBalogun Ooooh thank you, so that's why other leagues are not that competitive or I'm getting lost please lecture me

@MubarakBalogun Greed. Imagine Barcelona getting same money as Levante. That’s the lens they’re looking at it from.

Let me tell you why Man United has been playing many games on Mondays. First thing you need to know is that, premier league fixtures are majorly arranged by the broadcasters, mainly SKY and TNT. These broadcasters pay the premier league close to £2bn per year for TV rights, hence, you would agree that they should have a big say in the timing of games, due to broadcasting. SKY holds major share in these as they show a minimum of 215 matches. TNT show about 52 matches, especially Saturday early kick offs. They schedule the most marketable games in the best TV windows. For example, Man United on a Monday = reliable big numbers, data has shown that Monday night games generate lots of views, coupled with Monday Night Football. When these schedules are made, they consider lots of things. This season for instance, 9 premier league clubs played in Europe. If you’re playing in Europe mid week, they try to give you priority. You can’t play on Thursday in the Conference League like Palace and still play on Saturday in the premier league. Also, you can’t play on Sunday like Arsenal, and still play on Tuesday in the Champions league because of fixture congestion and the players also have to recover. Clubs participating in Europe are given some level of priority. You see clubs like Man United that have no business in Europe, they are the ones that are being thrown around for Friday and Monday night kick offs😅 Remember, SKY has to also make money, and Man United is the next best thing that’ll generate money for them, in fact, without Europe, Man United are arguably the biggest, so they put them on Mondays. I think it’s the 6th or 7th time Man United is playing on Monday this season. Monday is like prime time, because it’s a standalone game. Lots of people will watch. Other prime times are like 4:30pm on Sunday, if you guys notice, it’s usually the top matches that are shown at this time. The side effect of this is that the fans are the ones who’ll suffer. Imagine going to work on Monday, you close from work in Manchester and start traveling for an away game in Newcastle😭, it’s stressful. On the other hand, Man United fans have been lucky, most of these Monday or Friday games have been at home (Old Trafford). Many premier league clubs can compete because of the money made from these TV rights, Premier League also share this money equally among the teams which is commendable, that’s why Sunderland, a newly-promoted team can spend £200m in one transfer window. It’s not the same in other leagues, the big clubs take the chunk of the money, that’s why others can’t really compete. I hope you understand how this works and I hope few people learn one or two things.

@tobyasky You deserve my follow

@cagiago_ At least they're one point away, Tottenham Hotspur is in that zone

This is why I don’t rate La Liga, imagine a top 5 team in the premier league fighting relegation bruh