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Don't say it if you don't mean it.
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wodi me no ,na wo ma me nufoɔ nom
DJ KA 2026
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I get some leak ei. DJ KA no force koraa oo See how small girl ride am make he shout “wow”!! 😂😂😂
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@NoodleHairCR7 VAR didn’t check this Messi offside. The replay didn’t show that part. There has not been any confirmation that it has been checked.

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@0panaa_1 Sack him and arrest his father because his father cos as a big problem for making him a footballer instead of fashion designer
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@a_derll With Jordan, Alidu Seidu and Sibo there's no come back
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@valencywiry Don't forget you gt one seidu for house he wants to be a footballer is time for you to advise him to stop using seidu if he really wants to be a footballer
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@MatchReportH @lili2AY He should stfup the last time Ronaldo met him; he eliminated him from the quality of the world cup
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🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimovic: “The Difference Between Uzbekistan and Colombia Is the Truth”
“Cristiano said he was ‘back’ after beating Uzbekistan. I smiled because football has a funny way of testing big statements. Anybody can look like a king against an opponent that gives you space, but real football begins when the level rises. Colombia arrived, the intensity changed, the pressure increased, and suddenly the man who said he was back disappeared. I watched the entire match waiting for this ‘comeback’ everyone was celebrating. I found Portugal, I found Colombia, but Cristiano? I think the cameras spent more time showing the fans than showing him influencing the game.
“This is exactly why I always say football is not played on social media or in post-match interviews. It is played against the best. If you announce to the world that you’re back, then prove it against opponents that fight, press and punish every mistake. Against Colombia, there was no dominance, no leadership, no fear factor. Just another quiet evening from a player who once terrified every defence in Europe.
“Portugal have one of the most gifted generations I’ve ever seen. They have explosive wingers, intelligent midfielders, fearless young forwards and enough quality to compete with anyone. Yet everything still revolves around one name. Sometimes the greatest respect you can give a legend is accepting that football has moved forward. You cannot keep asking tomorrow’s stars to pause their careers for yesterday’s hero.
“People will say, ‘But look what Cristiano has achieved.’ Of course I look. Five Ballon d’Ors, Champions League trophies, hundreds of goals… nobody can erase that. But history doesn’t win today’s matches. Defenders don’t back away because of your museum. They stop you with what you can do today, not what you did ten years ago.
“Against Uzbekistan, everyone celebrated and said the king had returned. Then Colombia arrived—a team with organization, intensity and real quality—and suddenly the king had no kingdom. The difference between average opponents and elite opponents is that elite opponents expose the truth. They don’t care about your name; they care about your legs, your movement and your impact.
“Football is like owning a garage full of brand-new Ferraris but insisting on driving the same classic car because it was once the fastest machine on the road. You admire the classic, you respect its history, you even put it in a museum—but you don’t race it every weekend and expect it to beat modern engines. That’s not disrespect. That’s reality.


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