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@iDiskiTimes Beast Mtawarira won Springbok World Cup, Tahir has done wonders for the Proteas, noone ever said anything, the soccer fraternity is the one with issues, mentally dandaheads

"There's a big issue with immigrants at the moment, I'm sure everyone can agree, there's big debates about what should be done, and this has spilled over in our football arena and it's completely wrong, in fact, it's disgraceful." Former Bafana Bafana defender Matthew Booth has labelled some reactions to Ime Okon's call-up as disgraceful and lauded him as a 'fantastic talent' for the national team. idiskitimes.co.za/bafana-bafana/…

@FabrizioRomano Special one you took a side when you said Vini instigated the situation, whether your player did what he is accused of, at the get go, you should have simply condemned racism and let the investigation took place rather blaming Vini

🚨 José Mourinho on Prestianni case: “I love Álvaro Arbeloa and I will continue to love him, but I think I took the right position”. “I said I wanted to take a position without defending one or attacking another. He said he didn't want to wear either Real's white jersey or Benfica's red jersey in a situation that could eventually be serious”.

@TouchlineX Jose you've been good and unfortunately modern football has left you behind, you've fumbled for a decade now in almost every team you've been given a chance since leaving Manchester united

🚨🗣️ Jose Mourinho: "People who have done nothing are coaching the biggest clubs." "For me, it's just a surprise when coaches with no history, no body of work, get the chance to manage the world’s top clubs." "It's a real surprise. When AC Milan hire Massimiliano Allegri or Juventus hire Luciano Spalletti, or Roma hire Gian Piero Gasperini, it's never a surprise to me." "The surprise is when people who have done nothing land the big jobs."

@MickyJnr__ Money and business people like him speak for Africa, always doing what we're told and how money is spent

CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe sends a strong message on Africa’s position in world football: 💬 “We have to stop the inferiority complex. We must move away from the idea that FIFA controls Africa. Do you mean Africa doesn’t have the capacity to speak for itself? People say AFCON was changed to four years because of Europe — that is absolute nonsense. Rubbish. FIFA respects us. Let’s stop the inferiority complex. Sometimes we both compromise to accommodate the interests of football.” #AfricanFootball #CAF #AFCONwithMicky

@ESPNAfrica This boy is everywhere

Francis Ngannou punching IShowSpeed pitch side at the AFCON final 😅

@MMAFighting Dana this are grown ass man, if they wanna break each other's jaws and make money be it, its unfortunate you didn't make a cent out of it

Dana White still can't believe Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul was made 📰 mma-fighting.visitlink.me/C_YcDR

@cityreport_ @ITVSport VAR is a joke, they were literally looking for an offside, there should cap a time, if it takes more than 2 minutes, that means it's not what you see

Bernardo Silva on the Semenyo disallowed goal: “We’re quite used to this at the moment… I don’t want to say too much because we know how these things work. But I saw it, and it just looks ridiculous for me. It is what it is. As I said, it’s so frustrating because the last time we came to St James’ Park in the Premier League, we also had a lot of decisions go against us. Once again tonight, even though we won, it was just quite frustrating to be honest.”

@DeadlineDayLive Madrid was way up with Vinny and Mbape in the teama, and Xabi with his Amorim system, kid wasn't gonna survive

🇧🇷🗣️ Endrick: “My first two weeks at Lyon have gone really well! I’m so happy! 🤩🦁 I scored in my first match and we won — I’m very pleased. I’m settling in, I feel at home. Thanks to the staff and my teammates. Lyon's style of play suits me perfectly, it reminds me of the way Palmeiras play. I told the coach that I’m ready to play in any position to help the team. I just want to win matches with OL and help the team — whether that’s with assists, goals, or defensive work.” 👏

@BarcaWorldwide Alonso is over his head with this team, he has a squad to throw the fear of Jesus in Barca but he is failing to manage those guys big time,other than Raphina noone really is better than most players from the back, just he is failing to manage them well, he is like United's Amorim

🎙️ Thierry Henry: “All European clubs fear Real Madrid, and Real Madrid fears Barcelona.” This quote by him will always stay true.

@UberWestHam They got too ambitious for the club of their budget and status, Moyes gave them everything, always competing and now they wanted UEFA champions league, stay in your learn people and if luck get there in Europa, same thing happening at Spurs, they'd Poch

West Ham's last 3 managers: Nuno Espírito Santo: Played: 14 Won: 2 Drawn: 5 Lost: 7 Win Ratio: 14% Graham Potter: Played: 25 Won: 6 Drawn: 5 Lost: 14 Win Ratio: 24% Julen Lopetegui: Played: 22 Won: 7 Drawn: 5 Lost: 10 Win Ratio: 31%

@xZX15x @AliDarwesh94 @DeadlineDayLive Literally every player, never wanna be benched, especially you're a top earner

@AliDarwesh94 @DeadlineDayLive Yeh because he’s levels above everyone when he plays well else despite having a blip

🇩🇪🗣️ Jürgen Klopp on Mo Salah: “We are all massively influenced by our past - how we were raised, where we grew up. Mo knew early on [in his life] that he had to do more than others. "He always developed. He never stops. That is his mindset. After each summer break he came back and had a new skill. It was like he had spent the whole time just practising one particular type of pass. "We pushed each other, just to make sure that we would never stop. And we never did stop. That moment lifting the Premier League bonded us for life. He will be remembered as one of the greatest of all time. "I wouldn't say he is easy to manage, but he is also not difficult to manage. You [only] have problems with Mo Salah if he is not playing or you take him off." (Source: @BBCSport)

@_ArsenalTeam Most people including me a Manchester united fan, would be delighted for Arsenal but I have feeling they'll bottle up, by Christmas they will be third

🎙️ Rio Ferdinand on Arsenal’s title chances “Arsenal are only two points above a bang-average Man City & three above Aston Villa. The fans are up & down – understandable after years without success. Injuries are killing them right now, but I still think they win the league. They’re making hard work of it, yet every champion goes through these spells. I believe they get over the line. It could be the start of something special.” 🏆 #AFC #PremierLeague

@tovers98 Unfortunately they don't like to look in the mirror, Bazball is ugly and only cute with a weak test team, top test nations won't bite

@nic_savage1 Baseball might end up embarrassing sooner than later

@TuukkaPasanen @TaiTrump03 @afcstuff How does his religion and beliefs affect you, you saying there is no God it's your choice, who are you to say there's no God? Let people promote what they want and be in their convictions

@TaiTrump03 @afcstuff What lie? I just don't like the idea of a club being used to promote a religion, any religion. It should serve all, regardless of their beliefs.

Noni Madueke on religion within the Arsenal squad: “It’s fantastic that we have a squad that is not ashamed of that. We believe it gives us such a massive boost when we go on to the pitch, that we’re not alone.” “We believe that we have God fighting for us. It just brings us closer together. We’re so close, but I feel like [we’re closer] because of it & long may it continue for sure.” “Before every game, we pray together for a few minutes & then also at the hotel, studying the bible & just praying. Not even just always praying, just seeing if we’re all good, checking on each other.” “There are probably 10 of us, so a few of us contribute. Maybe [we pick] a scripture, we talk about it, read about it, see what everyone is going through, how we can help, pray for each other, stuff like that, so it’s really good.” 🙏 [@premierleague]

@FabrizioRomano @BeanymanSports Ineos are the worst thing that happened to United, the fela is useless, with no possibilities of improving any player, no player is any better 18 months later, he can't manage, when united wins its by shear luck not that there're good

🚨 Rúben Amorim on Kobbie Mainoo: “I understand what you are saying. You love Kobbie”. “He starts for England, but that doesn’t mean I need to put Kobbie on when I feel I shouldn’t put Kobbie on”. 🎥 @BeanymanSports

@_izodlalaiTv It's the general consensus on life, people define you on one mistake, look at Maguire,he was horrendous for a while but has been a pillar,even the likes of Ngezane, he was making some costly mistakes but he is a top top defender, playing for Kaizer Chiefs is massive undertaking.

Miguel Inácio: High Contribution, High Risk📝 We often confuse a player’s mistakes with the idea that the player is terrible. We expect good players to be flawless, and the moment they slip, we downgrade them. That’s where the conversation around Miguel Inácio becomes complicated. Dont get me wrong, I also have question marks on his performance. But, my issue with Miguel starting for Kaizer Chiefs right now isn’t that he’s a bad defender. It’s that he makes big mistakes and likes picking yellow cards. In the last two CAF Confederation Cup matches, he committed major errors: two led directly to goals, and others only went unpunished because the goalkeeper rescued him: A missed clearance vs Al Masry for their winning goal, and then a poor clearance vs Zamalek that gifted them a goal inside 3 minutes. Just a minute later, he nearly cost us again with a risky back pass, but Petersen had to react quickly to clear the danger. Those moments are costly, and they matter. But those errors don’t erase how much he contributes overall. Miguel remains valuable because his influence stretches across multiple elements of our game. Whether it’s defensive actions, involvement out of possession, or his passing accuracy when we build from the back, he gives the team a lot. His physicality also helps neutralise troublesome strikers, both in the league and in continental competitions. He frustrates attackers who enjoy dominating weaker defenders. Against Zamalek alone, he had no interceptions — but his clearances, blocked shots, tackles, recoveries, and overall defensive contribution were far superior to those of Zitha Kwinika and the rest of the defence. He lost just 1 duel out of 5. Nobody else was close. Yes, Miguel made errors, but he also produced two massive clearances: one on the goal line and another that had already beaten the goalkeeper and was heading in. That’s why judging him requires looking at both the mistakes and the contributions. As much as Kwinika is a better 1v1 defender, Miguel wins more ground and aerial duels than Kwinika, which would justify why he keeps getting minutes. He’s in a similar situation to where Brandon Petersen was before this season. Petersen was always our best shot-stopper, but his silly mistakes made him a liability. This season, he has cut those errors out — and now he’s a critical piece of the team. He's not perfect because he still makes some blunders, but he has shown better recoveries this time. Miguel can follow the same path. Cut out the big mistakes and keep the high contribution. Then you’ve got a top defender. In many games, with his errors, he contributes more than all our defenders. He needs to find a way to lower the adrenaline rush and stop allowing the heat of moments control how he handles himself throughout the game.

@spectatorindex Who and where is spectatorindex? How do they get these statistics?

Unemployment rate 🇿🇦 South Africa: 31.9% 🇪🇸 Spain: 10.45% 🇹🇷 Turkey: 8.5% 🇫🇷 France: 7.7% 🇦🇷 Argentina: 7.6% 🇨🇦 Canada: 6.9% 🇩🇪 Germany: 6.3% 🇮🇹 Italy: 6.1% 🇧🇷 Brazil: 5.4% 🇮🇳 India: 5.2% 🇨🇳 China: 5.1% 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 5% 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 4.85% 🇺🇸 United States: 4.4% 🇦🇺 Australia: 4.3% 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 4% 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 3.2% 🇨🇭 Switzerland: 2.9% 🇯🇵 Japan: 2.6% 🇲🇽 Mexico: 2.6% 🇰🇷 South Korea: 2.6% 🇷🇺 Russia: 2.2% 🇸🇬 Singapore: 2%

@toffeejones @jaredwright17 Sacha is posting 1 in 2 now, the future looks bright

@jaredwright17 Dan Carter scored 29 tries for the All Blacks in 112 matches. 1 in 4. So Sasha is well on his way!

Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has scored more tries than any other Springboks fly-half. He scored his first try in September.

@MDNnewss The Welsh user to be a proud nation, that defeat is embarrassing

Today, the Springboks delivered a stunning performance against Wales, running out 73‑0 winners at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. South Africa scored 11 tries, dominating in both attack and set pieces, while Wales struggled to respond. The win marked Wales’ worst-ever home defeat, capping off a flawless end-of-year tour for the Boks. However, the victory was slightly marred by a late red card for Eben Etzebeth, highlighting the need for discipline even in dominant displays.