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@FritzGschweidl No.

was Real Madrid 3x1 AC Milan in March 2003 the most stacked football match ever? Casillas, Dida, Maldini, Nesta, Costacurta, Carlos, Redondo, Makelele, Pirlo, Zidane, Seedorf, Rui Costa, Figo, Raul, Zidane, Shevchenko & Rivaldo.

@FritzGschweidl Add Maldini, Lentini, Costacurta, Tassotti, Serena, Donadoni, Simone, Massaro... Stockpiling: "the practice of accumulating and storing a large, reserve supply of goods, materials, or resources for future use, often in anticipation of shortages, emergencies, or high demand"

how much talent in one team?

@Vintage77Ball Jugovic, Serena, Mancini.

Does anyone know who these 3 legendary Sampdoria players are? What champion did they win?

@CollinRugg That's a lot to digest.

NEW: Britain's first gay surrogate parent has been charged with r*pe and human trafficking for s*xual exploitation. Barrie Drewitt-Barlow, 57, who is now married to his daughter's ex-'boyfriend,' became the first gay parent to surrogate babies in 1999 in the UK, with his now-ex husband, who had throat cancer. Drewitt-Barlow purchased multiple children, twins, Aspen and Saffron, Orlandom, and another set of twins, Jasper and Dallas. He also has children, Valentina and Romeo, with his daughter's ex-boyfriend. Barrie and Scott Drewitt-Barlow, 32, co-own the Maldon and Tiptree Football Club. Barrie has been charged with 3 counts of s*xual assault on a male, four counts of r*pe of a man 16 or over, and two counts of arranging or facilitating travel of another person with a view to exploitation, according to Sky News. Scott is charged with one count of s*xual assault on a male, one count of r*pe of a man 16 or over, and two counts of arranging or facilitating travel of another person with a view to exploitation. During an interview, Barrie said he purchased a woman's eggs after seeing her on a catwalk in Miami. He said he wanted "beautiful kids" because he didn't want to deal with ugly ones. Take their kids from them.

@StickToCricket At least twice in that interview Brucey referred to goings on in '85. He's ten years out. This was all '95.

"His biggest strength was knowing when to change!” 🙌 A brilliant insight into Sir Alex Ferguson.

@MotivacionesF @grok - is this a real quote from Pique?

GERARD PIQUÉ: “Sinceramente, cuando él llegó al Real Madrid sentimos miedo. El ambiente se volvió mucho más tenso". "Su personalidad, la forma en que encaraba cada clásico contra el Barça y todo lo que decía antes de los partidos elevaban la temperatura. Había nerviosismo real. Algunos jugadores se tomaban su carácter de manera personal, pero así entendía él el fútbol: confrontación, intensidad y presión constante. Yo siempre he disfrutado esa rivalidad, ese punto de tensión que convierte cada partido en algo enorme, aunque también es cierto que existen límites que no deberían cruzarse. Hubo momentos polémicos, como el episodio con Tito, que marcaron esa etapa. Aun así, todo formaba parte de un espectáculo que el mundo entero estaba mirando.” “Los clásicos de esos años no eran solo fútbol, eran un evento global cargado de expectativa. Esa mezcla de deporte y entretenimiento generaba una energía especial que se sentía desde el vestuario hasta la grada. Nunca lo tuve como entrenador, pero era evidente que su discurso tenía un impacto fuerte en su equipo y en el rival. Cada partido contra el Madrid se vivía con una tensión distinta, casi eléctrica. Personalmente, me gustaba esa intensidad: te obligaba a competir al máximo y a entender que esos duelos eran mucho más que 90 minutos. Era caos, sí, pero también parte de lo que hizo inolvidable aquella rivalidad.”

@AlfieVille @primevideosport He is fucking clueless.

Oh dear. The horrific Daniel Sturridge. You can't get much more DEI in action outwith the BBC than him. #PSGBAY @primevideosport

@FritzGschweidl Correct on Cantona.

peep the replies... how do people still not get what overrated means? cantona flopped in euro92, mid in UCL, discarded from OM because he cant compete with Waddle Pele or Stojkovic, rated because iconic celebration and kungfu, credited for dominating weakest era of EPL (1/2)

@TheFootyFeed Ronaldo perennially searching for a picture of himself on a roof-mounted big screen.

Paul Scholes on Instagram 😂😂😂

Don't know who this man is, but OMG. Long time since I heard anyone speak the truth with such passion. We need to be shouting this from the rooftops. We need to wake drip fed sheeple...

@henrywinter AC Milan 1992 summer transfer window is by far and away better than this.

If Carlsberg did transfer windows… Isak, Ekitike, Wirtz, Kerkez, Frimpong, Leoni and possibly Guehi would probably be the greatest transfer window by a club ever. #LFC

I wrote this a while ago about when Diego Maradona faced Franco Baresi. Feel it’s a rather fitting read ahead of this evening’s big clash. 🔗 forzacalcionewsletter.substack.com/p/genius-vs-ge…

the greatest club squad that ever assembled. Associazione Calcio Milan 1992/93. Van Basten - Baresi - Maldini - Donadoni - Savicevic - Masssaro - Rijkaard - Boban - Evani - Serena - Costacurta - Lentini - Albertini - De Napoli - Papin - Gullit

George Knapp (@g_knapp) admits that he thinks Bob Lazar is lying and that’s it’s “problematic” but doesn’t think everyone should throw out the whole story. Well, credibility isn’t built on cherry-picking what lies matter and what lies don’t. R/T: @ddeanjohnson

@baldybastardUtd @90sfootball I’ll delete.

Everyone remembers Redondo's beautiful back heel and assist vs Manchester United. But what about this brilliant goal from David Beckham in the same game?

@FreedomMemesIRL What in the blue fuck was that?

A lot of weird things were said by these astronauts! Wow!

@SimpPolice911 "he" found out "he" was cheating on "him"

Man sells his wife's wedding ring after he found out he was cheating on him and this was her reaction

@FritzGschweidl In 1992/1993 season you could argue that in Donadoni and Lentini Milan had the greatest wingers in the world. Furthermore, you could argue that the 1992/1993 Milan squad was the greatest ever assembled. Thoughts?

16 dribbles 9 fouls won 2 big chances created has there ever been better performance?

Francesco Totti in his autobiography Un Capitano 🗣️ “Sacchi’s Milan is the most exciting team I’ve ever seen, the only one which I fantasized about playing in. That Milan team is the only Italian team for which I was enthusiastic apart from Roma.”

@UtdVault Given the scoreline after Beckham's goal is 2-1 United, how in the blue fuck did United come back from 2-1 down?

OTD: Craig Burley’s scissor kick back pass puts David Beckham through in the FA Cup Semi Final - 1996 United come from 2-1 down to beat Chelsea at Villa Park.