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🔴 2022/23 title race — how Arsenal lost it: Arsenal were top for most of the season (about 93%). Arsenal were 8 points clear at game week 29. Then things changed: GW30: 2–2 vs Liverpool GW31: 2–2 vs West Ham GW32: 3–3 vs Southampton (bottom team) GW33: 4–1 loss vs Man City Man City took over and won the league. A big collapse at the end of the season.

🚨 Zidane on Kylian Mbappe this season 🗣️“When I coached Real Madrid, I worked with great players like Ronaldo, Marcelo, Pepe and Ramos. They all showed me real respect and put the team first. We won trophies because of that unity and discipline. Now it’s sad to see what’s happening. They sacked Xabi Alonso so quickly, and the same problems continue with Mbappé. I remember the Spanish Super Cup final in Jeddah we lost 3-2 to Barcelona. Xabi asked the players to show class: to form a guard of honour and watch them lift the trophy. But Mbappé ordered the team not to do it and waved them off the pitch instead. Mbappé is a fantastic talent, but he needs to control his ego and focus fully on football. At Real Madrid, individual brilliance is not enough. you need humility, respect for the coach, and real unity in the dressing room. Only then can you win the big trophies.”

🚨🗣️ Mohamed Salah on 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha’s historic night at Anfield against Fulham: "When they told me about the age gap record after the game, it definitely made me feel a little bit old! I’m 33, he is 17... but when you watch him on the ball, he does not play like a kid. To step out at Anfield under the lights and take your moment like that? It takes incredible courage. He has unbelievable raw talent and pace, but what impresses me the most is his maturity. He listens, he wants to learn from the senior players, and he plays with absolutely no fear. I told him in the dressing room: 'Enjoy tonight, soak it all in because you earned it, but tomorrow the real work starts.' If he keeps his feet on the ground and stays hungry, Liverpool has a massive, massive player for the next decade. I am just very proud to share the pitch with him today."

What a circus…? Hearing on Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 ended prematurely at Kwekwe Theatre in Kwekwe after Melody Chingarande, the only person who opposed the Bill was booed and kicked out of the venue. Sympathisers escorted Chingarande from the venue to Kwekwe Central Police Station as she faced threats from hooligans. The hall was packed with Zanu PF supporters bussed from outside the city. @MasvingoCity @edmnangagwa @PoliceZimbabwe @ZANUPF_Official @zanupf_patriots @nelsonchamisa @Jamwanda2 @FreeMediaWorld @MoJLPAm @lawsocietyofzim @MUSASAZIM @GenderZimbabwe @WCOZIMBABWE @unwomenzw @mwacsmed @wlsazw @ZimWomenLawyers @daddyhope @Shadaya_Knight @zimcelebs1 @UN_Women @ZPCS_PR @MUSASAZIM @ShamwariyeMwana @fojo_int @ParliamentZim @ActionAidZim @WagZimbabwe @JSCZim @lawsocietyofzim @ZimRightsMasvi2 @ZLHRLawyers @Moha_Zim @InfoMinZW @HumanRihts @zhrc365 @ZimHRNGOForum @zmyonec @UNHumanRights @EURightsAgency @CatholicNewsSvc @Catholicnet_es @iamCARITAS @CatholicZim

Why is the regime and ther evil party beating up people and abducting people

The problem with Constitutional Amendment No. 3 is that it grants the president excessive power and undermines key elements of our society— Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart

A citizen says she does not support the proposed constitutional amendment, arguing that 360 MPs should not elect the president on behalf of more than 17 million Zimbabweans.

Denford Sithole has just been abducted in Byo at Nketa Hall. He got abducted by an unidentified man in civilian clothing who drove off in a car with reg# AGF570 moments after public consultation where he aired out strong opposition to CAB3. His whereabouts are currently unknown.

Handei ku Referendum ndokunoperera nyaya Full video on youtu.be/EdvjzeUhH1w

The #Cabbage3 fiasco is exposing the criminals behind the constitutional coup underway. Zim is a crime scene and the last thing these criminals want is a government out to clean the mess. They are running scared and national power is the only defence they need. Chickens coming home to roost!!

Kana pasina chitsotsi why cant we go through a referendum? - Chitungwiza resident shares views at Public Hearing @ParliamentZim @DougColtart @MagambaNetwork @SAPESTrust10 @ZLHRLawyers

🚨The Mayor of Bulawayo, David Coltart, is also amongst hundreds who were not selected to speak on the Constitution Amendment Bill (No.3). More reports are coming in from Bulawayo stating that the process lacks full inclusion of those with diverse views.

This morning legendary heroine of the struggle against the Rhodesian Front regime, 83 year old Judith Todd, and I attended the Parliament of Zimbabwe’s hearing on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 at the @CityofBulawayo ‘s Large City Hall. I stress that both of us were there in our personal, private capacities. I was there was a citizen, a lawyer of 43 years standing, an initial co Chair of COPAC and a member of the deadlock breaking Committee of COPAC. I was not there in my capacity as Mayor. Ms Todd and I arrived at 9.58am and were seated in the front row in direct line of sight of the Chair. When the Chair called for contributions I put my hand up and continued to do so every time the Chair called for contributions. The Chair studiously ignored me. Eventually I stood up with my arm raised. I am a tall man - I am 6 foot 1 inch tall. I caught the eye of the Chair on several occasions. She just ignored me. At about 11.30 the meeting was brought to a sudden and abrupt end. Neither Judith Todd nor I was given an opportunity to speak. Both of us are steadfastly against the Bill and it is clear that this was a contrived and manipulated hearing. We were not the only ones denied the right to speak. There were hundreds of others who indicated they wanted to speak but were denied. It was always wrong and farcical that a City of 700,000 people should be allocated just two meetings, in this morning’s case one which lasted just an hour and a half. In fact the time in reality was less than that because the meeting started late and the Chair spent an inordinate amount of time setting out the ground rules and doing introductions. I estimate that the amount of time allocated to speak was just over an hour. As result this process has been shown to be inadequate, unconstitutional and indeed farcical. We can do so much better as a Nation.

@OpenParlyZw @DougColtart @MagambaNetwork Why are you lie?. There was no violence ,she was chased out for being the only person wearing regalia meaning branded T Shirt. Which was against the rules.

Violence breaks out after human rights activist Mujakachi spoke against the new bill at the Constitution Amendment Bill no.3 public hearing in Nketa. Watch the full video here fb.watch/Gak1E1w4yR/ read full article here openparly.com/violence-erupt… @DougColtart @MagambaNetwork @ZLHRLawyers #CAB3 #DefendYourConstitution #ConstitutionAmendmentBillNo3 #Noto2030Agenda

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🚨 Sami Hyypiä gave us Defensive Leadership 🚨 Trent Alexander-Arnold gave us Playmaking Perfection 🚨 Andy Robertson gave us Relentless Energy 🚨 Virgil van Dijk gave us an Invincible Aura 🚨 Jamie Carragher gave us.….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

🚨 Cristiano Ronaldo when asked to name the greatest winger in Premier League history: CR7🗣️ “If we look at the numbers, the consistency, and the impact, it has to be Mohamed Salah. What he has done for Liverpool over the years is unbelievable. He is a pure winner who decides the biggest matches. A lot of people compare Thierry Henry with Salah, but Henry never won his team the UCL. When it matters most in Europe, Mo delivered the ultimate trophy. That is what separates the true kings from the rest….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

@SajeniMapuranga 🎯 Before & Soon After 1980, The Hand of The CorruptED Power Hungry Individual Has Been behind the sad demise of Almost all the Cdes in similar signature eliminations. Zim Only Changed Its Oppressor- No Independence Gained. Surely Ian Smith Would Be A Saint When Compared To This

@SajeniMapuranga What a great eulogy to our heroes; a red flag to the power mongers.

I stood at Heroes Acre not as a stranger to that ground I have buried comrades before, as soldiers must. But today something troubled me deeply, and I would be a coward in uniform if I did not speak it plainly. Death is making a habit of visiting the barracks. But it does not seem to find its way to the halls of power. Three more of our own lowered into that sacred earth today. Good men. Decorated men. Men who gave their youth, their health, and their service to this republic men who died, we are told, of old age.The very men who marched behind those coffins today who draped the flags, who fired the salutes are older than the soldiers they buried. They were commissioned before those men joined the ranks. They drew their first salary from this country when those officers were still in secondary school. So I ask, in all seriousness, as a man who has worn this nation's uniform for decades,.What kind of "old age" is this that kills the junior but spares the senior?What kind of natural order takes the lieutenant and leaves the general standing? What kind of mortality visits the barracks but loses its nerve at State House? We bury our juniors. We return to offices. We reshuffle command structures. We rewrite constitutions. And now now we ask the nation to extend a term until 2030, in the name of continuity, in the name of legacy, in the name of unfinished business. Unfinished business. The business of the nation is never finished. That is the nature of governance. No man is irreplaceable. That is the lesson of every general who has ever been buried at Heroes' Acre they served, they sacrificed, and the republic endured beyond them. Longevity in office is not the same as service to the nation. Refusing to leave is not the same as love of country.I served. I stepped aside. That is what soldiers do when their time comes because discipline applies to departure as much as it applies to duty.Let those who stand at Heroes' Acre take the lesson from the ground beneath their feet rather than the ambition within their chests. Enough is enough.