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@RicardoLanzieri @McFlybowy Liverpool has won 6 champions league title you should know that since you use goggle well 😂😂😂

@alihendro10 @McFlybowy this has to be ragebait no ? cause everyone has google its free you can google how many cls bayern and liverpool have and you can also see that bayern are sextuple winners which no prem club has ever done there is only one club bigger than bayern munich and thats real madrid

One of the funniest things is Liverpool thinking they can take Olise from Bayern Munich. He’s not at Crystal Palace anymore he’s at Bayern, a club bigger than you in every way. It’s like someone thriving at Real Madrid and suddenly you think, “oh yeah, we can tempt him away.” The reality is simple: ambition, status, project, money, and the platform all matter. Bayern offers elite competition, the Champions League, and a team built around winning. So what exactly would motivate him to leave that for Liverpool? It’s not just about money or history, it’s about platform, security, and personal growth. At Bayern, Olise has stability, high-level teammates around him, and a tactical setup that fits his strengths. He’s being developed to dominate games, and he knows that the next few seasons could define his peak. Moving to Liverpool would mean rebuilding influence, competing for minutes, and adjusting to a system that may or may not maximize him the same way. Even if Liverpool is a big club, in this case it’s a step sideways at best, or even a small risk in terms of career progression. Bayern gives him fame, trophies, and individual recognition, and that’s hard to beat especially when you’re already thriving and on the radar for elite honors. Basically, this isn’t just about ability it’s about context, timing, and the project around him. Olise has no reason to leave a club that’s already shaping itself around him just for a club that can’t offer the same certainty or trajectory.

@yannbluezzzz @topskillsportuk Bro said ‘being stacked doesn’t win games’ while France made 11 changes and still dismantled Colombia 😂 Mbappé, Dembélé,Olise,Barcola,Cherki,Doue that’s not potential like that’s a cheat code. Overconfidence? Nah, underestimating this depth is what gets you knocked out early.

@alihendro10 @topskillsportuk Being stacked or terrifying doesn't win you games, but overconfidence definitely kills, there are many big nations in the tournament, details make you win the same way they make you lose. Stay focused and be humble

🚨💣😳 Didier Deschamps is left FURIOUS after Lucas Hernandez COMMENT: 🇫🇷🥶 “Lucas Hernandez said we had the best attack in the world? I’m going to have to talk to him about it right away. Obviously we have the potential, yes. Like 8 or 10 teams. The ambition, I have it. We must not lose our humility. I’m not going to hide it. But it’s not by trumpeting that we’re the best-looking and the strongest that we’re going to get there.” (Press conference)

@WestHam_Central Insulting your legend now

More medals than Declan Rice major medals at Arsenal

@FabrizioRomano 5-year deal with top salary for De Zerbi? 😂 Spurs really out here handing long-term contracts to a guy who’s never won a trophy, left Brighton in chaos, and turned Marseille into a circus… while fighting relegation. Relegation guaranteed.

🚨 Roberto De Zerbi and Tottenham, in regular contact since yesterday to try find an agreement and get the deal done. Five year contract ready with top salary, with RDZ and his camp in discussions with Spurs. It’s always been the priority; despite links with Dyche & more names.

@PSGINT_ Who won?

imagine being proud of ur team PARKING THE FKN BUS at ur Home stadium 🤮

@yeezy4fc Guy you no Dey go church

If Bonmati Gold Card can cook me in March, then i might be cooked fr. Who else finds it harder to play against Gold players in the game ? 🥲 #fc26

@Mo_Arsenal9 We already know he hates arsenal and his bias

What a prick.

@femooafc What’s there to tweet the league is ass and they have no fans aside from ones in France

This account never tweets about Ligue 1.

Mikel aterta

@Ankamagyimi___ He should have made the sub at half time

Arteta was already about to make the changes before they scored. Do you people think Arteta is dumb or what?

@InvertTheWing He made a tweets weeks ago saying that Rodri would never agree to play for real made because he’s a boyhood fan of Atletico Madrid

Nico Gonzalez has been better than Rodri since his ACL, so it is not the biggest loss for them. Not the same player he was pre-ACL. Time for Pep to start prepping without him, and leave him on the bench for the rest of the season. Cannot believe he would disrespect the club like that.

@pedroelchileno You don’t need to reply negative arsenal fans on this app they’re just stupid

Why check only 3 games when Odegaard+Zubi have started 15 games together this season and have a record of 12-2-1 with: - 32 goals (2.13 per game) for and 10 (0.6 per game) against. A +22 goal difference. - 32.4 xG for and 11.5 against

@McFlybowy You’re right but can man city win all there remaining games I don’t think so. I feel Chelsea will beat them they still play Bournemouth Aston villa and brentford

3 teams that Arsenal could potentially lose the league or wins the league. If they walk out of here unscathed, then they’re winning the league. This game is 3 potential finals for them because this 3 clubs here can beat Arsenal or draw a point on their own day. Fingers crossed 🤞

@Ramsgoat3 Well it’s not bad to be out coached guardiola has lost points against lesser managers this season

Slot did it, keith andrews did it, rob edwards did it, dyche did it. The difference was they didn’t have quality in the final third despite them being on top.

@AkzAfc Bro I’m still baffled that even at half time him and his coaching staff couldn’t find a solution he once said on a press conference that he wants to be braver by taking off a goalkeeper for another goalkeeper in a game. yesterday was the right time to do that he chickened out.

Arteta watched that city press for 45 minutes. He didn’t think to himself “Let me bring on Calafiori at 45” “Let me play a pivot of MLS- Rice to have a player confident of receiving BTG” “Let me bring on Dowman to receive “BTL”

@prettyboygooner You just come online and write loads of crap and post

Enrique took a player from Wolves & turned him into the best midfielder in the world. Took a “wasted talent” from barca & made him a Ballon d’Or winner. That’s what elite coaching looks like, improving players. Meanwhile after 7 seasons, Saka has regressed as a player under Mikel

@ThisIsAgam Load of crap so if kepa didn’t make a mistake city still wouldn’t have scored if arteta made the calaflori change on time it would have been a different game

Pep Guardiola proved yesterday that Mikel Arteta’s 'Perfect System' has a fatal flaw. Here’s how: - City abandoned their usual central overloads. Instead, Pep set a flexible 3-2-5. The plan was to stretch Arsenal wide crush their man marking and dominate space. - In the first 20 minutes, 56% of attacks came down the left, 37% down the right. Only 7% centrally which is interesting. Arsenal’s midfield was bypassed entirely. City dictated where the game happened. - James Trafford held the build up. Khusanov, Ake and Nunes formed a shifting back three. Rodri frequently dropped swapping vertically with Nunes. This killed Havertz’s pressing triggers and let City own territory. - On the right, Semenyo stayed wide as a pin. Cherki rotated around him forcing Arsenal’s compact block out of shape. This created space on the left for Doku in 1v1s against Ben White. - Nico O’Reilly pushed high like a shadow striker. When Kepa fumbled Bernardo Silva’s cross, O’Reilly ghosted in to score. Minutes later, Nunes delivered and O’Reilly was there again. Clinical. - Off the ball, City pressed like a symphony. Haaland and Cherki blocked central progress. Doku pinned the right. Semenyo smothered Declan Rice whenever he tried to switch play. Arsenal had no easy outlet. - When Arsenal tried direct balls for Gyokeres, Khusanov neutralized him. Rodri-Nunes-Ake formed a counter pressing wall cutting off second balls. Arsenal could not recover possession meaningfully. This 2-0 against is a proof of Guardiola’s tactical genius where he discarded the season long plan for a final perfectly executing a new system and mathematically controlling Arsenal’s every move. 💙

@xSamAFC You don’t need to say much why I love this beautiful game is it always gives you a second chance and we all know how petty our players are

It’s all fun and games until an Arsenal player replicate it