Stroyzan

People are stupid. Given proper motivation, almost anyone will believe almost anything. Because people are stupid, they will believe a lie because they want to believe it's true, or because they are afraid it might be true. (Wizard's First Rule)

if a man wont approach your wali, i PROMISE you he isn't serious about you. he can talk all he wants, but actions are a true representation of their interest in you. if all he does is disrespect you, say sorry & then repeat the same mistake, or constantly have an excuse, he-

@TheLateRunShow @ochocinco @rioferdy5 “Choice” is allowed. Anyone can choose whoever they like, but there’s only one man who has proven to be a big-game player, and that’s Messi—a player who has scored the most goals in finals. He has also played the most finals in football history. FACT!!! 🤝

🗣️ Thierry Henry on Arsenal: “I’ll say it a thousand times — just give me the league. That’s all I want. I don’t care if Arsenal lose on Sunday or even get knocked out of the Champions League. Mikel Arteta, just bring us the Premier League. That’s all I’m asking for.” 🔴⚪️

Look at these two pictures. The first is from the Newcastle game, just before Fermín’s goal, and the second is from the Sevilla game, just before Olmo’s goal. Notice Lewandowski’s positioning, Raphinha’s positioning, both fixing the opponent’s center-backs, and then look at the midfielder making the run. It’s literally the exact same pattern, with the only difference being Fermín making the run instead of Bernal. And this isn’t an isolated case. If you study that Sevilla game more closely, you’ll see multiple patterns that show Flick was experimenting. He essentially used the Sevilla match as a laboratory, training players on specific movements and patterns to beat a man-to-man press, all of which he applied perfectly in the Newcastle game.

Es responsabilidad de nuestra generación en redes sociales y de esta nueva generación de futbolistas el mantener a la altura el legado de este futbolista histórico. Hay comparaciones y faltas de respeto que no se pueden permitir

This is what an actual GOAT level dribble looks like.

If you only read one thing about Neymar this week make it this:

Raphinha is like that because he knows being at Barca was an unforeseen privilege, while Neymar knew he could be at anywhere he wanted. Raphinha can’t afford to be a diva at 29

أهل القران أهل الفضل والكرم

PEDRI: "Dormía en un hotel, solo, lejos de casa. Mi hermano venía a quedarse conmigo, y siempre le decía lo mismo: 'Ojalá me pueda quedar en el Barça, ojalá hoy haya salido bien el entreno'. Tenía miedo. Miedo real de que en cualquier momento me dijeran que no era suficiente y me mandaran de vuelta. No tenía ni número asignado, era un chico más probando suerte en el club más grande del mundo. "Era diciembre de 2019 cuando el Barça me fichó, pero seguí jugando en Las Palmas unos meses más. Llegué en el verano de 2020 sin saber si iba a quedarme. Cada día era una prueba. Cada sesión, una evaluación silenciosa. Hasta que un día, Ronald Koeman me miró a los ojos y me dijo: 'Te quedas'. Ese día no solo me quedé en el Barça, me quedé en el sueño que siempre había tenido desde pequeño. Hoy, después de más de 150 partidos, con contrato hasta 2030, sigo siendo ese chaval que en las noches le decía a su hermano que ojalá pudiera quedarse en ese club para siempre.

This Hadith Will Change Your Work Ethic Forever || Shaykh Yasser Al Dosari

🚨💣 𝐌𝐀𝐉𝐎𝐑 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Guinea is officially calling for the 𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟔 𝐀𝐅𝐂𝐎𝐍 𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐥𝐞 to be reassigned to them after Morocco’s walk-off in the decisive group match! 🏆🇬🇳 — In 1976, Morocco protested a referee decision, briefly left the pitch against Guinea, returned, and drew 1-1 — enough to win the tournament on points. — Guinea FA’s argument: “If CAF can strip Senegal of the 2025 title for walking off… then apply the same rule to 1976!” — Guinea says this decision sets a dangerous precedent. African football drama is exploding 🔥 — Should CAF start reopening old titles or shut this down? Guinea right… or total chaos?

Pep Guardiola responding to @JamieJackson___ probing him about a ‘fallout’ with Mikel Arteta and Arsenal using ‘dark arts’: “If you want to ask a question to try to create some conflict between me and Mikel or Arsenal, I am old enough not to do that. You are how many times here, did I ever use the words ‘dark arts’ about Arsenal? Did you listen to me? You think [they use dark arts?] Go to London and attend Mikel Arteta’s press conference and ask him about that…”

Wakīʿ said: It used to be said that looking at a woman when she turns away is like a poisoned arrow. ▫️[Kitāb az-Zuhd by Imām Wakīʿ ibn al-Jarrāh p.288] Eid Mubarak. May Allah accept our fasting and keep us steadfast on his religion.

@CoveredInWords 🤭🤭🤭

Is he your daddy? 😒😒😒 Use other pet names, please.

🇩🇪 Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has defended Nick Woltemade's goal record recently: Nagelsmann: "He has often played very deep [at Newcastle]. When he has to defend as a No.6, there's a long distance to goal. He's not a counter-attacking striker who runs 36 km/h. I can promise that he won’t be 80 metres away from goal with us."

technically hazard is just premier league’s Iago Aspas except Aspas always scores in big games vs Barca Atleti. No european legacy or performance, no international legacy, just dribbles vs “west ham”. Streets wont forget player.

Inferior players will always put down players who're much better than them. You'll never see the likes of Modric, Kroos, Marcelo, Iniesta putting down players although they've won so many accolades.

Now, I see why Jude Bellingham is compared to him. 🤭🤭🤭

La mayoría de estos jugadores han tenido una suerte enorme de no vivir en la época actual con las redes sociales y la gente analizando con lupa cada partido