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@Tripple____M 6

0-10 rate Viktor Gyokeres's debut Season at Arsenal

@Arsenal_rep1 Arsenal have 4 or 5 at a push. PSG have 7

Number of World class players in some top clubs. Chelsea - 0 players Man United - 1 player Arsenal - 7 players Liverpool: 1 players Bayern - 3 players Barcelona - 2 player Man City - 3 players Real Madrid - 3 players PSG - 4 players Any changes? Any changes.

@AnythingArs_ No need for the crazy goal difference. Just win all your games. City will drop points again, they have a fa cup final.

Step 1: Beat Atletico Madrid Step 2: Beat West Ham Step 3: Rest for 8 days and play your strongest team for 90 minutes against Burnley at home and get that GD up Step 4: Rest for 6 days and play your strongest team for 90 minutes against Palace who will probably rest their first 11 Finish with 10+ goals difference

@ndues_boy Think of people who built the London underground, i suspect it to well over 30 years. Imagine if they had a clown for a prime minister, he would have stayed for well over 30 years.

The person who started building it didnt refuse to come out of power demanding to finish building it

@Tripple____M They have an FA cup final somewhere in there as well. Arsenal are within touching distance.

How many points will Manchester City get from this? -Bournemouth -Brentford -Crystal Palace -Aston Villa I'll start 5

@now_arsenaI He lost his bottle?

Don’t say anything, just repost!😂

@MacBelts Rini ko, we have been waiting for quite some time now.

Zvichapera izvi

@nickmangwana @edmnangagwa How many more years do you need to fix this issue? Can you give us the schedule for fixing the country’s problems so we can tick as they get resolved.

@ProfJNMoyo Do you still stand with this statement or has the money allayed your fears?

@nickmangwana @nelsonchamisa @edmnangagwa What happened? Does this mean someone is forcing the president’s hand? Why not leave while some of your dignity is still intact?

@Am_Blujay The mother was giving it away like Chibayo giving away cars.

Two Zimbabwean twin sisters have discovered at the age 46 they have different fathers in a rare biological case. Despite the shock, they say their bond remains unbreakable.

@ibbosnr @NewsHawksLive The British have a saying “you can’t polish a turd 💩”.

@NewsHawksLive Talk about trying to put lipstick on a pig!

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa yesterday visited Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa at his Precabe Farm in Kwekwe on a private visit which Pretoria later described as a working visit amid an attempt to keep details of the mission under wraps. Informed diplomatic and security sources told The NewsHawks last night that Ramaphosa had come to see Mnangagwa over three key issues: Zimbabwe's political and security situation given growing tensions over constitutional amendments around the 2030 agenda and subtle threats of a coup; South Africa's upcoming November local government elections and funding issues, and business interests. A South African intelligence official told The NewsHawks: "It was a private visit. That is why the South African government initially had not announced it until after the fact. Ramaphosa arrived in Harare around 10am and was received by Mnangagwa at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport to go the farm. It was only last evening that Pretoria officials issued a statement after the visit to explain the situation, saying it was a working visit. Ramaphosa had come to see Mnangagwa to understand what was happening on the ground regarding the 2030 agenda. South Africa is worried Zimbabwe could be on a path towards a renewed destabilisation. Mnangagwa explained the situation to Ramaphosa, and the South African President said as long as Zimbabwe follows its own constitution and laws, there is no problem. Ramaphosa said South Africa, and SADC, will not tolerate another coup in Zimbabwe. That is very clear and well understood by all involved, including Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga who is locked in a succession battle with Mnangagwa. So the visit had a political and security focus. Then there issue of South African local government elections which Ramaphosa announced on April 30. The ANC has been in contact with Zanu PF for months to exchange of ideas, resources and logistics over a number of issues, including elections. On April 1, 2026, ANC Treasurer-General Gwen Ramokgopa visited Zanu PF in Harare 'to strengthen ties between the two liberation movements'. She was hosted by her Zanu PF counterpart, Treasurer-General Patrick Chinamasa. Their meeting focused on the influence of global forces funding opposition parties in Africa to unseat liberation movements from power. They also discussed sharing strategies for sustainable funding for liberation movements. That visit followed a prior courtesy call Ramokgopa had made to Mnangagwa at State House in November 2025. During that trip, she discussed encouraging progressive businesses to participate in party initiatives and hailed historical fraternal relations between the ANC and Zanu PF. That is the context of Ramaphosa's visit to Mnangagwa yesterday. And that is why those businesspeople linked to Mnangagwa were there at the farm; what you guys call Zvigananda. They are regarded as 'progressive businessmen' in both Zanu PF and ANC circles. Liberation movements in the region have an agreement, not just to share strategies to remain in power, but also resources. That was part of Ramaphosa's mission, preceded by those visits by Ramokgopa. Those were party issues and that's why the trip was initially classified as a private visit on both sides of the Limpopo until Pretoria tried to brand it a working visit as an afterthought." A statement by Ramaphosa's office said: "HE President @CyrilRamaphosa earlier today, undertook a working visit to the Republic of Zimbabwe for an engagement with his Zimbabwean counterpart, HE President Emmerson Mnangangwa, to discuss issues of mutual and bilateral interests. South Africa and Zimbabwe maintain a historical, political and dynamic trade relationship. In 2025, South African exports to Zimbabwe totaled about U$4.30 billion, with agricultural products and machinery dominating the majority of traded goods." The truth is it was a private trip to discuss political, security, business and financial issues.

@ndues_boy @mahlayeya Gushungo farm is a good example of that. As soon as they lost political influence, everything went pear shaped.

You cannot fail at farming if you are using diesil tractors labour fertilisers and seed you dont pay for where is gushungo farm today

@Tripple____M I think the manager player relationship is broken beyond repair.

Maybe Mikel Arteta might secretly hates Cristian Noorgard, why did he bring on Zubimendi Instead of Noorgard in a game we were winning?

@Mathuthu Good call, that makes more sense than Hope’s version where he says they offered to stand by the regime in case of a coup.

South African diplomacy is sophisticated business, light years more mature than Zimbabwe’s. Ramaphosa came to Zimbabwe to warn Mnangagwa of an uncertain future if he goes ahead with his plan to extend his term. What they do with that information is their problem

@Emjenny605 He stood out like a sore thumb, he was the weakest link.

Ben White played better yesterday but everybody is quiet as if he didn't play the game.

@ChrisExcel102 @mamakaCleo His title is sigananda, meaning umkhaza (teak).

What is a Job of this Obese Zim brother who always hang out with all African Presidents ..

@Tripple____M Hincapie is totally useless on the ball. However, he is as good as they come defensively. We are talking timber levels defensively.

Piero Hincapie is good but Riccardo Calafiori is better

@pwettyholarmi He uses it to run.

Why does Gyokeres doesn’t want to use his left leg 🦵

@Tripple____M It’s not just down to development, you have to consider natural talent as well as the physical attributes. Partey is taller and faster and a ball player. Very skilful.

If we develop Lewis Skelly well in midfield, he might become better than Thomas Partey. Thoughts?