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Turn on notis 🙏🏾 Katılım Ağustos 2025
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🚨Peter Schmeichel on Zlatan Ibrahimović’s comments about Senne Lammens:
🗣️Reporter:
“Is Lammens truly overrated?”
🗣️Peter Schmeichel:
“Overrated? That’s a word people throw around far too easily. Football doesn’t work like that. People judge one moment and ignore everything that came before it. I don’t think anyone who has actually watched him at Manchester United would call him overrated.
He hadn’t played a single minute at this World Cup, then suddenly he’s thrown into a knockout game against Spain. You can’t judge a goalkeeper based on one mistake. And by the way, that was his first real error of the season.”
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🚨🗣️Adrien Rabiot on not making that mistake twice as there’s no anti-Lamine plan but they are focusing on the Spain team as a unit and not one player focus:
“I’ve seen what Lamine said. Everyone wants me to respond because of what happened at the Euros. Trust me, I learned my lesson.
Last time, I made it personal. I challenged him publicly, and I practically handed him extra motivation. That’s on me. He used every headline, every quote, every bit of noise as fuel, and France paid the price. I’m not making that mistake twice.
People keep asking if we have an anti-Yamal plan. No. We don’t. Because Spain are far bigger than one player. If all you’re thinking about is Lamine Yamal, you’ve already lost the tactical battle before kickoff. We respect Spain as a team, not just one name.
And if I’m being honest, the biggest mistake anyone can make is trying to provoke Lamine. You think you’re getting inside his head, but all you’re really doing is waking up a monster. A challenged Lamine Yamal is the most dangerous and scariest version of Lamine you will ever witness.
So no mind games. No personal challenges. No headlines. We’ll fight Spain, not one teenager. I’ve already touched the hot stove once, I don’t need to prove it burns.
This time, we’ll let the football do the talking. Because if you spend 90 minutes trying to beat Lamine’s ego, you’ll forget you’re playing Spain.”
—@beIN_eSports
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𝐍𝐎𝐁𝐎𝐃𝐘 can argue with this France and Spain combined team 🤔🇫🇷🇪🇸
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🚨Paul Scholes on Youri Tielemans joining Manchester United:
🗣️Reporter:
Could this be the reason the Ederson deal fell through?
🗣️Paul Scholes:
Possibly. When you compare the two, Tielemans is the safer option. He’s Premier League proven, we’ve seen the quality he brings, and he’s shown he can perform on the biggest stage. Ederson has done well in Serie A, but there’s no guarantee he’d adapt to the Premier League straight away. If United can sign a player like Tielemans for that fee, I’d say it’s smart business. Maybe this club is finally starting to make the right decisions again.”
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🚨🗣️New: Enzo Fernandez reacts to Joe Cole, John Terry, Ian Wright and Gary Neville’s comments on Argentina and Messi ahead of the England clash:
“I’ve seen it. I play in England. I know exactly how it works here. Every time a big tournament comes around, the TV shows get louder, the headlines get bigger, and now there’s a big ahead and suddenly they think England has already won the match before the referee has even blown the whistle.
Honestly… I’m not surprised. It’s the same movie every tournament. The only thing that changes is the cast.
Joe Cole says they’re going to “put Messi to sleep?” That’s a dangerous thing to say about the greatest footballer in history. People have spent nearly twenty years trying to stop Messi. They kick him, surround him, double-team him, and then he gives one little smile, one little touch, and suddenly he’s walking away with the Man of the Match award while everyone else is wondering what happened. If your whole plan is to “put Messi to sleep,” good luck. Football has already tried that. It never lasts for long.
Ian Wright says they’ll block us and break us? I respect Ian, but that’s easier to say in a television studio than on a football pitch. Argentina doesn’t panic when games become physical or tactical. We grew up playing matches where every ball feels like your last. Pressure doesn’t scare us, it introduces itself, and we shake its hand.
Gary Neville made me laugh the most. One minute Romero and Licha are supposedly giving goals away, the next minute they’re winning everything and scoring themselves. So which one is it? That’s the problem when people analyse Argentina. They try to find weaknesses, then ninety minutes later they’re explaining why those same players dominated the game. If those are the “best-worst” defenders in the world, imagine how frightening the best ones must be.
And John Terry says player for player England are better than Argentina? That’s football today, everyone wins debates before the match. We prefer winning them after ninety minutes. Talent isn’t measured by transfer fees or social media hype. It’s measured by who delivers when the whole world is watching. We’ve already lived that moment. We’ve already lifted the biggest trophy in football.
People keep talking like we’re the team with something to prove. No… we’re the world champions. Teams should worry about facing Argentina, not the other way around.
England have incredible players. Nobody is denying that. But every tournament, I hear the same confidence, the same predictions, the same noise. Every tournament with them starts with it’s coming home and ends up with excuses. Nothing to say more about that.
We don’t need to tell the world how good we are. We carry three stars on our chest. That’s our answer.
And if England really believe they’re going to score two, stop Messi, dominate Romero and Licha, and be better than Argentina in every position… perfect. Keep believing it.
—@FlFAcorn
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