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Wayne Rooney:" How did Bernardo escape a red card, this guy intention was to finish Ødegaard career completely. You can't keep on playing with feelings in every game, this was just international break and then everyone will go back to their clubs, so you have to handle everything with a lot of care.
lf l see how some of the players treat others with a lot of love then l do question myself the kind of a person Bernardo is, why should he be inhuman against his opponent. It was just the other day at the world cup when he was fighting Rodri, one of the players they share the same dressing room for many years.
Bernardo should have a lot of respect to his opponent, he should treat others the same way he wish others to treat him. l expected him to go and apologize to Ødegaard which he didn't, when Ødegaard asked him he told him that 'that is football ', how can you give such a respond. Even when he was still playing at Manchester city, he hated Arsenal, he is one player who kept talking negatively about Arsenal."
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Man City sponsors don’t even have a working website lol these guys been scamming from early
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🚨𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: It’s reported that Manchester City paid influencers and Ballon d’Or voters to vote for Rodri, after Vinícius Jr was supposed to be the winner.
Allegedly, City spent a huge extra sum on the campaign but reached a secret agreement so the official story stayed “Rodri won on merit,” and some accounts were paid to push that line.
A hacker who revealed their 115 charges claims they found it.
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“We are BIG”
Fill your stadium seats first.
We are BIG.
We are POWERFUL.
We revolutionised football.
We showed the smaller clubs that it can be done. That you can refuse the humiliation of being dictated to by the Red Cartel, the clubs who run this league however they please while dragging mountains of debt behind them. That you can invest, sign great players, keep them, and flourish. That you can win everything there is to win on the pitch. That you can build an empire that towers over the game and truly represents the people who love it.
That's what terrifies them. Not our money. Our example.
We are Manchester City Football Club.
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From: "They have to try to punish the players that play this way" to saying, "This is football" after kicking Martin Odegaard...
Bernardo Silva's hypocrisy and actions will not be forgotten when the midfielder comes to the Emirates with Real Madrid.
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👀 "I haven't heard anything from him!"
😂 "All of us are enjoying winding up City fans!"
Jacob Hawley calls out viral Man City fan who called Arsenal bottlers earlier this year!
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He promised GAS PRICES would come down.
FOOD PRICES would come down.
No new wars.
HE LIED ABOUT EVERYTHING.
He's destroyed the American family farm and the American economy.
And still millions of you stand with his HATE, his LIES, his corruption and incompetence.
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#URGENTE: La actriz ganadora del Oscar @SusanSarandon:
"Mi agencia me dejó de representar por asistir a una marcha y pedir un alto el fuego en Gaza. Incluso tengo prohibido aparecer en televisión. En adelante No puedo participar en ninguna película importante."
#UrgenteCOMPARTAN #RTMasivo
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🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: Reports are now raising questions over the true cost of Manchester City’s 2022 signing of Erling Haaland.
City officially paid around £51m (€60m) after triggering his release clause, while the total package was reported to be significantly higher once agents’ fees, bonuses and other costs were included.
However, allegations claim the actual deal could have been close to €250m, with Dortmund allegedly agreeing not to disclose the full amount.
Could Haaland’s true transfer cost have been much higher than the reported £51m?
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We need someone to hack PGMOL. We will definitely find some dirty shit on a couple of the officials.
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🚨🇪🇺 𝗨𝗟𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗔 𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗔: Cuando Gianni Infantino era el secretario general de la UEFA, el ayudó negociar acuerdos que permitieron al Manchester City y al PSG evitar una posible exclusión de la UEFA Champions League por incumplimiento de las normas del Fair Play Financiero. En su lugar, ambos clubes fueron sancionados con multas de solo £18M.
