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Van Dijk by the way, the way you get called out for reasonably thinking Terry or Nesta we’re better is hilarious. Both captained league titles at 34 while he’s already washed

🚨 BARCELONA'S TOP SCORERS OF ALL TIME: 1. Leo Messi — 672 goals 2. Cesar Rodriguez — 225 goals 3. Luis Suarez — 195 goals 4. Laszlo Kubala — 193 goals 5. Samuel Eto'o — 130 goals 6. Rivaldo — 130 goals 7. Mariano Martín — 129 goals 8. Patrick Kluivert — 122 goals 9. Carles Rexach — 122 goals 10. Josep Escola — 120 goals 11. Robert Lewandowski — 117 goals Where can Lewy finish in the list when he leaves the club?

Well🌝

Anyone who thinks this guy should be our future captain … please unfollow me right now! - not for me.

As pointed out many times the reason Scholes performed well at 40 is because he was never that important during his peak while Gerrard and especially Lampard played every possible game

📸 - This Arsenal bench today looks like when Barça had all their starters on the bench as well.

🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Virgil van Dijk’s display in the clash between Liverpool and Manchester City. “People are going to get emotional about this, but I don’t care, Virgil van Dijk is living off a reputation he built years ago. Tonight exposed it. When Manchester City turned up the intensity, he didn’t look like a leader… he looked like a liability. We keep hearing ‘world-class, world-class’ based on what? Aura? Because I didn’t see dominance, I saw hesitation. I saw a defender who doesn’t want to get exposed 1v1 anymore. The real top defenders embrace those moments, they don’t hide behind the system. And let’s be honest, if his name wasn’t Van Dijk, we’d be having a very different conversation right now. At Liverpool FC, that standard should be ruthless. But somehow, he keeps getting protected while others get blamed. For me? That performance wasn’t elite. It wasn’t even good. It was average… and average doesn’t win you big games.”

Our FA Cup journey ends here. Attentions turn to Sporting CP on Tuesday.

Lamine Yamal is UNREAL. 🤯🇪🇸

🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Virgil van Dijk’s display in the clash between Liverpool and Manchester City. “People are going to get emotional about this, but I don’t care, Virgil van Dijk is living off a reputation he built years ago. Tonight exposed it. When Manchester City turned up the intensity, he didn’t look like a leader… he looked like a liability. We keep hearing ‘world-class, world-class’ based on what? Aura? Because I didn’t see dominance, I saw hesitation. I saw a defender who doesn’t want to get exposed 1v1 anymore. The real top defenders embrace those moments, they don’t hide behind the system. And let’s be honest, if his name wasn’t Van Dijk, we’d be having a very different conversation right now. At Liverpool FC, that standard should be ruthless. But somehow, he keeps getting protected while others get blamed. For me? That performance wasn’t elite. It wasn’t even good. It was average… and average doesn’t win you big games.”

what do you do at this point?