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@Progress_Lfc @Grandsoncr7 @Muhamma87244159 And was buns outside of that

@Grandsoncr7 @Muhamma87244159 Please can we get his stats?

Vinícius Jr. just put in a 10/10 performance vs Morocco. Was hearing names like Kvaratskhelia, Olise, Luis Díaz, Dembele and Lamine Yamal, but none of them have delivered a single World Cup Man of the Match performance in thier.

@ViniJrTalk @vinijr He was buns outside of one play

Vini did his part. His teammates didn’t. Brazil should be leaving with a win 🇧🇷😤

@LordZeus_Usulor @realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim Sell Vini

@realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim We need to sell Brahim Diaz, he is totally off in the game yesterday. We also need to buy the 18years old Bouadidi. @ Florentino Perez should take note. Hala madrid

🇧🇷 1-1 🇲🇦 ⚽ @ViniJr 🅰️ @Brahim

@anyim_clin67748 @realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim Loses the ball

@realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim Vini Jr is great player I love how he controls the ball.

@nayan0r @realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim ROC nation got the bots going.

@realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim The finish was great, but what impressed me most was the composure. A lot of players score that chance; very few make it look inevitable. At what point do we stop calling these moments "brilliance" and start admitting this is just his normal level?

@skmpg2562 @realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim What about the rest of the game. He sucked

@realmadrid @vinijr @Brahim The finish was excellent, but the composure stood out even more. Plenty of players can score that chance; only a few make it look routine. At what point do we stop calling it brilliance and accept that this is simply his standard?

@Azizizulah Why lie? Why spread fake information? You can have the opinion he should’ve left him on but speak truths.

I’m still hurt at this moment, Look, I get subs. You pull a guy when he’s stinking up the pitch or when you’re 4-0 up and just resting legs. But you take off the _only_ guy creating anything with the game locked at 1-1? That’s not management, that’s self-sabotage and stupidity

@Azizizulah Score was 2-1. We needed legs that would prioritize defense to hold the lead.

@Talhaa10_ It’s Tuechel who is causing this. Not about being black this time. It’s about the largest profile player possibly not starting.

the english media just love attacking every good black player to play for england ffs. he’s our best player and should be the first name on that teamsheet

@Ilvaite0 Did you watch what he did to us?

Over 200M for a guy with less than 70 career goals at 24 is crazy, I just can’t comprehend it.

@sidlowe Could be a filter

Is that Mourinho? He looks odd…

@MarchVeryOwn4 Could be true without being racist. Our most athletic player was a starter on the basketball team but not on the soccer team. Was the best athlete. Everything needs context. Everyone needs critical thinking.

In highschool I played soccer all black school , overheard the opposing coach saying we were the most athletic team in the district but we didnt know how to play soccer , we went 0-14 lmaoo

@kevinblue345 It’s the racism that accompanies those videos. I agree with supporting black owned. I agree with supporting local. Sometimes support is above budget. But let’s not group whole races based on the actions of individuals. That’s what the racist murderer did.

Why does Black people saying they will shop at Black on businesses trigger people? Why are Black people called racist when they shop with their own people? Cyrus Carmack belton case opened the eyes of many Black people

@outraged247365 @kevinblue345 Instead of using color/race to determine the issue, how about using poverty and desperation.

@kevinblue345 Doesn’t trigger anyone. Just don’t believe it. When was the last time a Walgreens closed in a white neighborhood due to mass theft?? Those black owned businesses blacks are now saying they will support better get to know the term “Loss prevention”

@Yuki_io_1 @Ellish0803 @MooreRMCF Don’t be naive. Jude is one of the biggest profiles in the sport. This is normal.

@Ellish0803 @MooreRMCF The point is it shouldn't be a headline,after Tuchelsl's squad announcement nothing should be a surprise anymore or making unnecessary headlines like this.

From Raheem Sterling to Bukayo Saka to Marcus Rashford to Jude Bellingham. The English media will never stop. (We didn’t hear nothing about Harry Kane missing the PK in 2022 WC QF btw)

@PeakRT_ 7’5” and wants to be KEVIN DURANT. Kevin Durant is also over 7 ft. (He’s taller than Dwight howard). We’ve accepted him.

Wemby physically cannot play the playstyle everyone wants him to play how is this not understood yet

@DjehutySpeaks @Heal_within96 Not a perfect analogy. Not all carry the racist disease. Systemic racism is the issue. Explain how the hate for one another is a symptom of the bad system and manufactured. Call for the good people to stand up and show unity with other good people, regardless of skin color.

@bobbydots123 @Heal_within96 So discussing the cause of the problem leads to more of the problem? A medical diagnosis of a disease causes more of the disease? 🤔

This sister explains why Asian Americans are racists towards Black Americans.

@anishmoonka What an ignorant post. Do you think his construction business has benefited from his position at Real Madrid? Why are the newest socio members from the Middle East in spite of Perez saying only new members are relatives? He has done a good job. He’s benefitted too. Not charity

Real Madrid hasn't won a major trophy in two years. It just became the highest-earning sports team in history anyway, beating the Dallas Cowboys. The man behind it isn't a coach or a player. He builds skyscrapers for a living, and he doesn't even own the club. His name is Florentino Pérez, and he runs the biggest construction company in Spain, one of the largest anywhere. Real Madrid belongs to its fans, about 90,000 of them, who vote every few years on who runs the place. This Sunday they picked him again. It was the first time in twenty years that anyone even ran against him, and he'll be in charge until 2030. His smartest move had nothing to do with football. When he took over in 2000, the club was buried under close to 300 million euros of debt. So he talked the city into letting developers build office towers on Real Madrid's old training ground. The land sold, four skyscrapers went up that still stand on the Madrid skyline, and the debt was gone almost overnight, with plenty left to start buying the best players alive. (Years later the EU looked into whether the city had overpaid on purpose to bail the club out. Nothing came of it.) Then came the players fans still argue about, one global superstar nearly every summer: Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham. Pérez never pretended it was only about football. When his marketing chief heard Manchester United would sell Beckham for about 35 million euros, he called Pérez yelling that it was a steal. United had priced a footballer. Madrid was buying a worldwide brand it figured was worth ten times more in shirts and sponsorship deals. Within a year of signing him, Madrid had passed United as the most profitable club on earth. Pérez wanted his club to run like Ferrari, a name so strong the money keeps coming whether you win on Saturday or not. The new stadium is the same idea in concrete. He spent 1.3 billion euros rebuilding it over one thing that bugged him: a football ground hosts maybe 25 games a year and sits dark the other 340 days. His version barely sleeps. It hosts concerts and tours now, and last November it held an American football game. The pitch even slides underground so the place can be rented out without wrecking the grass. Running flat out, it's built to bring in close to a million euros a day. He has still won plenty on the field, seven Champions League titles across his two spells, from Zidane's famous volley in 2002 to the trophies in 2022 and 2024. But the number that explains him best is simpler. Last year, with nothing big to show for it on the pitch, the club's value still climbed 41 percent. So this week 90,000 fans gave him four more years, and he still doesn't own a single share of the club he turned into the highest-earning team in world sport.

@McFlybowy @jfl0403 And it’s now 4 years of questioning every decision with “what would Riquelme do”. Smart if his goal was to get one, last term.

@jfl0403 Yes, this too. A lot will see him like that. But timing, 4 years is long.

People don’t understand politics. Perez called this election for one reason, timing. If he had waited until 2027, he would have been walking into a fight he might not win. For Riquelme to pull about 35% now, without having years to build a stronger campaign, tells you everything. Give him another year, give him more visibility, more allies, more dissatisfied voters, and that number could have become a winning number. That’s how politics work. Perez saw the trend before everyone else did. The smartest politicians don’t wait for the storm to arrive, they move before the clouds fully gather. By calling the election early, he forced Riquelme to fight before he was truly ready. He didn’t just win an election, he interrupted a movement. Momentum in politics is everything, and once it’s broken, rebuilding it is never guaranteed. That’s why the result is bigger than the percentage itself. Perez didn’t just secure another term, he just prevent the emergence of the only challenger capable of seriously threatening his hold on power. Smart political play, no wonder he’s the Greatest modern Club President.

@coach_kevin_m This discussion is not complicated, that is my POV. Call me simplistic! - Players need both. Technique development and skill development are different. - Both have value. - Context is better > than no context. - More of the training should have context. Less without context.