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2 more years at the best club I’ve played for in my career. I’ve loved every minute since coming back so it was only right to stay for a few more years 🙌🏻 Don’t thank me tho thank my son cus he said if I left he wouldn’t support me no more 🤣🤣 Up the bucks 🤍🖤
Bet getting from Calais to Dover was the easiest bit…
Social media is a bad place nowadays, some poor kids no longer have there dad and people think they can laugh and joke about it 😔
Matty retweeted
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MATTY STENSON (@Matty1994 ) of
AFC TELFORD UNITED (@telfordutd )
Episode 104
I don’t disagree Leon. But seeing a lad who probably lives in there mums spare box room with no job saying they’re going on a walk to clear there head before a big game in step 6 is unacceptable
Not one word about how good he is at football, makes people laugh tho 👍🏻🤣
🚨 Jude Bellingham on Henderson this summer: “They (people who laughed at him being in the squad) don’t have a clue what they’re talking about”
“He makes everyone laugh, brings everyone together, if there’s ever an issue where you as a 22 or a 23 year old think maybe this is a bit too much for me to go and address, he will do it for you”
“If there’s an issue between two players he goes and sorts it out and brings them together. He has zero ego when it comes to supporting the team, yesterday he was doing lay offs for us to do finishing practice, like what’s that all about? he doesn’t have to do that, he’s a UCL and Prem winning captain”
Morgan Rogers: “Yeah he’s the best guy I think I’ve ever come across in Football”
(England YouTube Channel)
Argentina showed everything that’s wrong with the culture in our country. Kids brought up to believe it’s not all about winning when actually it is. If you’re happy to accept it when you lose you will never win 🤷🏻♂️
Couldn’t of said it any better 👏🏻
🇲🇽🗣 Javier Hernández Chicarito:
"My mother-in-law once asked me, 'Who is better, Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo?'
And I replied, 'What is it that you admire most?'
Messi is the embodiment of pure talent.
Watching him play feels effortless, as if the laws of physics don't apply to him.
He makes the impossible look easy.
Teams build their entire system around him.
And that makes sense because he possesses a level of talent the game has never seen before.
Messi represents the dream of being born with an extraordinary gift.
Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, represents a different story.
The story of someone who built himself.
Someone who turned discipline into his greatest talent.
Someone who changed countries, leagues, languages and playing styles, yet remained among the elite.
While Messi makes football look instinctive, Cristiano looks like someone who has practised every movement thousands of times.
While one radiates calm, the other radiates relentless hunger.
While one lets the game come to him, the other goes out and conquers it from the very first minute.
That's why millions of us identify with Cristiano Ronaldo.
Because many of us weren't born as the best.
We had to work twice as hard to achieve our dreams.
Cristiano Ronaldo represents the person who swims against the current.
The one who faces criticism.
The one whose achievements are often normalised or diminished, yet keeps moving forward.
That's why I've always said that Messi is Superman and Cristiano Ronaldo is Batman.
Superman was born with powers.
Batman wasn't.
Batman built himself through discipline, courage and determination until he became extraordinary.
And I think that's the real discussion.
Not who is better, but which story inspires you more.
Both deserve admiration.
Both inspire millions.
The story of someone born with an extraordinary gift, or the story of someone who proved that discipline can change your destiny.
Because in the end, we admire Messi for what he is, a player who seems to come from another planet.
But many of us admire Cristiano Ronaldo because he is a symbol of determination, someone who makes us look in the mirror and believe we're capable of breaking through any limit."
