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Thank you Jesus , today , yesterday, always ❤️

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Yhemolee and His Wife Thayour At the 50th Surprise Birthday Celebration of Hon. Shina Peller yesterday ✨

These guys are actually thick I swear 4:30 start in city centre when people are at work (0 days notice) and 30k are in Istanbul People can’t even come later on because it ends at 6? Just do the smart thing and delay until Monday #AVFC

Mortimer, McNaught and McGinn. Legendary 💜

The CEO of this company is an Arsenal fan and he did this with the staff yesterday 😂 ✨ 🏆

Last couple of seasons were rough, but I'm so happy Gabby Jesus got to experience this season and moment with us. For me he's representing Jorgi, Zinny, Granit, Ramsdale, KT, Tomiyasu, and all the other guys that helped turn our fortunes around but left along the way.

Last year USA gave you visa to attend Davido event, why did you refuse to enter USA CP 😂

Bournemouth finished 9th last season, the highest league finish in the club’s history and followed it up by selling their entire defence that made it possible. Kerkez, Huijsen, and Zabarnyi were all sold for a combined €175 million, while Semenyo, arguably their best player and most decisive attacking player, left in January for €60m. On paper, that level of turnover should have weakened them significantly, especially for a club without the financial depth of the traditional top sides. Instead, Bournemouth have improved. They currently sit 6th in the table, setting yet another club-record finish and qualifying to play European football for the first time in their history. All that’s left is to wait until the weekend to find out whether it’ll be the Champions League or Europa League. What makes the achievement even more remarkable is their form since Semenyo’s departure. Bournemouth have gone 17 matches unbeaten since selling him in January, which says a lot about the structure, coaching, and collective identity Iraola has built rather than reliance on individual talent. The sustainability of their performances despite major sales is probably the clearest indication of the level of work Iraola has done. It’ll be very interesting to see where he goes next, especially with him expected to leave at the end of the season.

As a club owner you have to do everything possible to avoid signing a player like Djed

I honestly thought about this today. I looked up the wage bill of every player in Freiburg, the goalkeeper is on 20k per week😭😭😭 How about signings? Freiburg’s record transfer is 15 million euros, like in their history, that’s the record. These other leagues cannot compete. They better learn marketing and sharing formula from the premier league, else, they’ll keep blowing them away. Like, you’ll see Forest, a small team in England can spend more than Porto, champions of Portugal, and pays players more than them😭

So now, if Bruno Fernandes wants to leave Manchester United, which trophies are they even going to place behind him? 🤔 200 assists??

Once Aston Villa is done piping Freiburg, La Liga fans will come and explain to us which European trophy they’ll win this season.

44 YEARS IN THE MAKING. 🏆

Dream bro !!! Dream.

🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Bayern Munich are considering signing John Stones (31) on a free transfer, reports @MikeKeegan_DM. ✨

This thing no go favour Henry oo

😭😭 #NCFC

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!

Amazing night!! Huge congratulations to all the players, team,staff and everyone connected to the club! 44 years since the last taste of European silverware! Special shout out to Boubacar Kamara who has been out injured but is such an integral part of our team and helped lay the foundations of this success. UTV! 💪🏻❤️ VTID W

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