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@baeguevera @DDiakhate1 @ESPNFC Everyone is welcome at my house. Don't touch the remote and wear my shoes.

@jamesonen 😂 It's obvious that you need some love and comfort.

@SingoDutch Do you hate your phone so much to type this nonsense on it? Meanwhile smart phones are Caucasian technology. Boy you are a serious self hater.

If you don't hate your lifestyle, hate your choices, hate your mindset, you will never become better or even bother to find solutions. Self hate is the first step towards self improvement. Self love is a passport to complacency. No race loves themselves more than blacks. Hence they are at the bottom 💁🏾‍♂️

@SimplyMdawini You're European. No surprises at all

Look at the bright side, at least the civilian survivors of our wonderful Pan-African slaughter have a tomato concentrate factory to comfort them. Did your country's leaders build a tomato concentrate factory? No? I didnt think so either. Let our Pan-African icon cook. 🙄

@ReutersAfrica The real question, though, is, why are you also not reporting about his achievements? Let me guess, You're setting ground for an invasion of the Sahel countries after Iran?

Burkina Faso's military leader, who seized power in a coup in September 2022, told journalists that "people need to forget about democracy" and that "democracy kills", the latest sign he aims to rule for the long term. reuters.com/world/africa/f…

@orestyB @kirya_ug 😂

@SingoDutch @kirya_ug 🤣 this is deep

Lyca might have been waiting for its Visa all along, the company just randomly woke up and left.

@Cephilothorax @nonewthing You don't understand anything. You can't say Skelly offers more in the final 3rd, and i take you seriously. Calafiori offers more going forward than Skelly

@SingoDutch @nonewthing Lol Rice is your dp, so I understand. Time will tell.

MLS has a unique combination of personality & athleticism that is rare to find, but it needs to be said, in a midfield role, MLS has a lot to do. MLS is a B2B player, but a B2B player must be able to impact the opponent's box like you see Declan Rice or Nico O’Reilly or Ilkay Gundogan do. This often requires physical size to dominate aerial and ground situations + a sense for movement & space in the final 3rd. A B2B player must also be proficient at defending the middle. Again, physicality + a sense for space matters here. MLS can certainly learn how to move better without the ball and he has enough athleticism to be able to contribute in both 3rds. The problem for him is that Arsenal have Declan Rice there who is the most valuable B2B player on the planet. Also, a B2B player needs a metronome or playmaker for a partner. Since the job description of this metronome is to help play football, the demand for physicality on them is not as much. The emphasis then shifts to the B2B partner to provide the physicality to compensate. Two things matter most for physicality in this role: aerial duels & running power to eat up ground when running back. Guardiola has proven that you can manage a little without the running power to eat up ground if you can at least win your aerial battles. It means you only have one weakness you can cover for and you can do that by sustaining possession in the opponent's half and reducing the amount of transitions that is possible for the opponent. This is what he achieved with Busquets & Iniesta/Rodri & Gundogan. In other words, if you do what Chelsea did and field a Caicedo & Enzo, you are in a lot of trouble defensively. Only one player has the legs to defend and neither are aerially great. For Arsenal, this means MLS needs to be partnered with a Rodri for top-level consistency in midfield. While Zubimendi is aerially competitive for his size, it would not do to have two relatively short players in the middle consistently. Even at City, they are seeing their best results nowadays with a Rodri-Nico O’Reilly pairing, with both providing aerial competitiveness and Nico providing the legs for the defensive transitions. Pep Guardiola himself cannot undo the athletic rules of the sport. In totality, MLS is unable to play in midfield because he is still developing crucial characteristics of movement impact in both offensive & defensive scenarios while not having enough physicality to compensate for a playmaker. Now, these characteristics of box-impact & athletic compensation for a partner are not as needed at left back. In fact, in terms of his decent defensive baseline, his ability to carry the ball and find a pass, he delivers a total value superior to many left-backs as you can see in his games against Real Madrid and PSG. The problem is that Arsenal have Riccardo Calafiori who matches MLS on-ball value and is superior physically at leftback. Calafiori also has more traditional qualities of cross delivery and overlapping quality that makes him even more valuable. Piero Hincapie on the other hand is a traditional leftback with power and pace for the outside while also being superior physically. In other words, Myles Lewis Skelly has —Declan Rice & Mikel Merino ahead of him at B2B LCM. —Riccardo Calafiori & Piero Hincapie ahead of him at LB He doesn't have the baseline to get the crucial minutes he needs for box-impact development as a midfielder and as a left back, Calafiori is at least better than him. Without injuries, Arsenal need to either loan him out or sell for a surplus.

@ReutersAfrica If democracy really brought about change, white people wouldn't give it to us as an alternative

Burkina Faso's military leader, who seized power in a coup in September 2022, told journalists that "people need to forget about democracy" and that "democracy kills", the latest sign he aims to rule for the long term. reuters.com/world/africa/f…

@EPLBible This is the problem with spamming engagements. Ethan Nwaneri is at Marseille but in the video you're presenting, he is available at Arsenal

But I thought all these Arsenal players were injured and couldn’t play… 😰

@jamesonen Why do you hate your race so much?

Africans will never understand

@AJEnglish Argentines are South Americans who want to be Europeans because of Ethno Supremacy. They're willing to go down the dirtiest holes to be that

Argentina expels Iranian diplomat amid rift over blacklisting of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) aje.news/lty0dq

@Cephilothorax @nonewthing Skelly doesn't carry the ball better than Rice. There's not a single footballing aspect that Kselly is better than Rice at. Skelly is not even half as productive as Rice in the final 3rd. I believe you're just saying anything at this point

@SingoDutch @nonewthing Lmao 🤣 How many shots does rice attempt even?? Aerial and physical? When we need actual effective ball carrying, elite final balls, superb combination plays + movements... you are here talking about physical in the final 3rd. Like rice scores headers often 😅

@DrEliDavid It's always the terrorist jews

To my Iranian friends: Don't worry about destroyed infrastructure. They can all be rebuilt quickly, and trillions of dollars of foreign investment will pour into a free Iran. Worry about one thing only: If *YOU* don't topple the regime and let it survive.

@JayTC53 I used to think all white people were smart until I met Americans

"Trump bombed a civilian bridge, this is a war crime" 1. No its not a war crime 2. If Iran uses it to move troops, weapons etc it's fair game. 3. Welcome to war idiots.

@Reuters Terrorists backed by France and USA

Burkina, Mali troops kill more civilians than jihadists do, data shows reut.rs/4cavmhI reut.rs/4cavmhI

@DrNeilStone Where's the lie?

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@DaudiKabanda This is a minister in this country

Yalugulidde ku patta.

@BBCAfrica By terrorists backed by France and US

More than 1,800 people have been killed since Ibrahim Traoré took power in Burkina Faso, in acts amounting to "war crimes and crimes against humanity" according to a new report by Human Rights Watch, who say military leaders and jihadists "may be liable". bbc.in/419qNyY

@FOCUSFULLYMIND @SecRubio Faqing Nigerian.

@SecRubio China should know better by now. They are crossing their boundaries and there are consequences.

China’s decision to detain or otherwise impede Panama-flagged vessels engaged in lawful trade destabilizes supply chains, raises costs, and erodes confidence in the global trading system. The United States stands with Panama against any retaliatory actions against its sovereignty and will always support our partners in the face of bullying. state.gov/releases/offic…

@SecRubio You Pedophiles are talking about Sovereignty? Cuba? Hello?