🇵🇹 @Muheez___

@babanlaflint Yh, just pointing out the bias

lol, Ornstein now moving like Fabrizio

David Ornstein @David_Ornstein

3 hours ago

🚨 Chelsea in process of finalising deal to sign Danny Welbeck from Brighton & Hove Albion. Permission granted by #BHAFC for medical; if all goes to plan 35yo to do it by end of week & join #CFC in Hong Kong. 2yr contract agreed in principle @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/74738…

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@badasskachii @Hjlundball Mbeumo no dey creative?

@commissionase Here we go is just a verbal agreement

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Better 🤷‍♂️

Is the kid flying or jumping?

Screenise @screenisemovie

a day ago

Peter Dinklage with his daughter

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🐐

Madrid Xtra @MadridXtra

10 hours ago

In 2022, 93 journalists voted for the Ballon d’Or. 89 of them has Karim Benzema as 1st. 🤍🔙

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He is HIM! 👑

Manchester United @ManUtd

9 hours ago

It's Carrick, you know ❤️

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You made one valid point I shouldn't have called you a "Sport Analyst" since you never labelled yourself that. Fair enough. I mean you can't be especially with your bias. Na me overrate you, give you title. Anyways, don't twist my point to score cheap points. Criticising Messi doesn't mean I hate him. That's pure banter. One of my posts said that Ronaldo hasn't lost a final, LMAO he's never even played one that's banter bro. I cook Messi. Infact I cook Ronaldo too. My point is about your pattern and your framing, not one isolated tweet. Now to the actual issue you conveniently danced around. Ronaldo joined Manchester United in 2003. By 2008, he had already transformed his game, won the Ballon d'Or, the Champions League, the Premier League, the European Golden Shoe, and was scoring for fun. Calling 2008 "the beginning of his career" to fit Seedorf's point is simply inaccurate. Seedorf was talking about Ronaldo's early development and how he evolved, not "2008 Ronaldo." And that Arsenal clip? You called it unnecessary showboating, yet Ronaldo was literally running down the clock, won a foul and helped his team see out the game. That's effective football. So which is it? You "love the entertainment" or it's "non-useful"? You keep trying to eat your cake and have it. You also ignored the fact that by 2008 he had already played a World Cup and a European Championship. That's hardly the "beginning" you're trying to sell. As for your attitude, thanks for proving my point. Every disagreement somehow becomes "minions," "idiots," "irrelevant," or "you don't matter." That's your default setting whenever someone challenges you. It says more about you than it does about me. Then you say I overrate myself while writing multiple paragraphs explaining how irrelevant I am. The irony writes itself. And let's not pretend this is the first time. When Ronaldo spoke about crying after missing that penalty, he clearly explained he cried because he felt he had let Portugal down after being so reliable from the spot. Yet you reduced it to an out-of-context caption for engagement. That's exactly the kind of selective framing I'm talking about. So no, this isn't about you criticising Ronaldo. Criticise him all you want. I criticise players too. This is about repeatedly presenting things in a way that pushes a particular narrative while pretending you're simply being objective. Own your bias. That's all. "I don't hate Ronaldo" See your love for him in the screenshot. Lover boy. If you call this cooking or banter then you already lose with my screenshot you posted.

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TobyWrites @tobyasky

a day ago

Damn, sorry I usually mute tweets after I post, once it crosses certain impressions because I can’t keep up with the notifications. That’s the reason I missed this. Check my bio, there’s not a single place I wrote “Sport Analyst”, I’ve never called myself one. You can point me

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The nostalgia is overwhelming

Stiles @stilesishim

a month ago

Use this as an excuse to post anything about Cristiano Ronaldo.

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That Communicado Officiel will hit like crack tomorrow

Florian Plettenberg @Plettigoal

a day ago

🚨⏳ There is still no final agreement between Real Madrid and RB Leipzig for Yan Diomande. Confirmed by all parties involved. Unless something extraordinary happens before midnight, negotiations will continue tomorrow morning. RB are demanding at least €120 million, with a

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Here are 10 reasons why I believe Manchester United has a genuine chance of winning either the Premier League or the Champions League this season: Bruno Fernandes is still one of the world's best creators. If he stays fit and performs at his usual level, United always have a chance to beat any team. The squad has more quality than before. Strong recruitment and added depth could make the team more competitive over a long season. A settled manager and tactical identity. A full season under one coach usually brings better chemistry, consistency, and improved performances. More competition for places. Healthy competition pushes every player to perform at their highest level. Old Trafford can be a fortress. Winning most home games is often the foundation of a title-winning campaign. Big-game mentality. Manchester United have a history of raising their level against Europe's and England's biggest clubs. Young stars are developing fast. Players like Kobbie Mainoo and other emerging talents can make a huge leap this season. Champions League football attracts top players. Returning to Europe's biggest competition strengthens the squad and boosts the club's appeal. The Premier League is unpredictable. Every contender has weaknesses, so consistency could be enough to win the title rather than perfection. Manchester United thrive when expectations are low. Some of the club's greatest successes have come when few people believed they could do it. If the team builds momentum, confidence can carry them a long way.

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Good morning football twitter 🌻❤️ We keep pushing

Bring us the Project 21 boss

Manchester United @ManUtd

17 hours ago

Wishing a very happy birthday to the boss himself: @carras16! 🎂❤️

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@Horlahdeeh1 Good morning

Good morning family X Have a great day ahead ❤️

In all these unnecessary comparisons. I feel so blessed to have witnessed the Greatness of these two. (CR7, Messi)

@abdou_jallow1 He’s too good