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🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Andy Burnham (UK Prime Minister) on Manchester City's situation:
"I'd be really CONCERNED to lose Manchester City's owners."
"Honestly, they’ve been such a huge partner in the building of modern Manchester... The building of 'Manchester City' into the global force that it is."
"I can’t intervene more in the process. It'd be wrong to do that. It'd be wrong to jump to a conclusion before having really studied all the detail."
"I want to thank the City Football Group and the wider ownership for the money that they didn’t just put into the Etihad Stadium and the campus around it, but also into the city of Manchester."
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Pep Guardiola: "I want every single Manchester City fan across the world to know I am here; more than ever. I am, always have been, always will, be behind my club, my owner, my chairman [Khaldoon Al Mubarak], Ferran [Soriano], the players, staff, Enzo [Maresca] and you, our unique supporters. Let me be clear: we will get through this together. I love you all. 🩵"
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I want every single @ManCity fan to know I am here; more than ever. I am, always have been, always will, be behind my club, my owner, my chairman, Ferran, the players, staff, Enzo and you, our unique supporters.
Let me be clear: we will get through this together.
I love you all 🩵
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In 2023, nine Premier League clubs reportedly wanted Man City removed from the Champions League after UEFA’s made a sentence of financial fair play case against them. Ever since then, I’ve seen Premier League clubs differently.
To me, it feels less like competition and more like envy of what City have built, the players, the manager, the success, and the global status.
Instead of building their own clubs, they’re obsessed with bringing City down. .
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🚨 Zlatan on Manchester City charges:
🗣️ “I wonder why I see other Premier league clubs and coaches so happy about Manchester City facing these charges.
Yes, they spent a lot of money to build a quality squad. But does spending money automatically mean every player they wanted was available? And what about the clubs that have beaten them with the same players?
What about Pep Guardiola? Was he bought too?
If money alone guaranteed success, Manchester City would have won many more Champions League titles. They have won it once.
And then you look at Real Madrid. They keep finding a way to beat City in Europe. Maybe the Premier League clubs have become the babies now.
Football is not that simple. You can spend money, but you still need the players, the coach, the mentality and the right moments to actually win.”
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Perasaan dulu waktu sekolah banyak buku informatif seperti ini di toko buku. Iseng cari lagi di toko online, ternyata yang muncul cuma buku bekas. Apa buku-buku seperti ini sudah tidak dicetak lagi ya?
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90+1.
Akanji trusted his captain.
Bisseck believed.
Thuram believed.
Every teammate believed.
An entire stadium held its breath.
For a few milliseconds, there was only hope.
El Toro.
One touch.
3-2.
Hope became noise.
Noise became chaos.
Chaos became pure joy.
This is football.
This is Inter, Pazza Inter🖤💙
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For anyone taking care of their elderly mom:
Remember, she never counted the times she woke up to soothe your cries, banish the monsters under your bed, and comforted you back to sleep.
Don’t count the times she needs you now.
Remember to hold her hand as she can only take small steps now, just like she held yours when you needed to be steadied.
Don’t get frustrated when she repeats herself, she spent all her life listening to your trials and tribulations and always knew how to comfort and celebrate you.
When her memory begins to fade, remember, she knew you first and has loved you the longest.
Remember, as her world gets smaller, don’t let her feel alone. For her entire life, you have always filled her world.
Don’t abandon her now.
It’s hard watching the one who gave you life, or the one who chose you, to slowly lose theirs.
It’s even harder for them to know their earthly journey is coming to an end.
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One day, your home will be empty, and someone will have to decide what to do with your things. They'll open your drawers. They'll find the watch you treasured so much, the car you spent three years paying off, and the clothes you saved for special occasions because you didn't want to wear them out. And they'll make three piles: what to sell, what to give away, and what to throw away. None of it goes with you. Not a single thing. The only thing that goes with you is that afternoon you stayed talking for hours and didn't even realize where the time went. The look on your mom's face when you showed up to visit her without telling her you were coming. Don't collect things... Collect moments with the people you love
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LOGAN TAKING THE MUTANT SERUM WAS THE MOST TRAGIC HEROIC SACRIFICE IN MARVEL HISTORY.
In Logan, Wolverine was dying of adamantium poisoning, his healing factor completely gone. But the second Laura and the mutant kids were hunted down in the forest, he injected a deadly overdose of green serum just to give himself one last temporary burst of prime power. He knew it would destroy his body and kill him faster, but he did it anyway to save the next generation.
Is this the most emotional final battle in superhero movie history?
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The misunderstood career of Marco Materazzi.
His mother died when he was 15. His father, a professional footballer turned manager, had a career that took him across more than 20 clubs in Italy's lower leagues and beyond. His childhood had very little softness in it.
He joined his father's club, Messina, as a teenager, played one match, fell out with people there, and left for an amateur side. He flirted with basketball briefly, before he landed in Italy's lower leagues himself, first at Marsala. Then at Trapani he learned the rule that shaped the rest of his career: if you wanted justice on a football pitch, you have to go and get it yourself.
He spent three seasons at Perugia, making his debut in Serie A at 24, before Everton signed him in 1998 for £2.8 million. He was the club's first ever Italian player and it went badly almost immediately.
When he was sent off in a match against Coventry, he refused to leave the pitch, then turned his fury on the advertising boards, kicking them apart in front of everyone, before finally sitting down on the touchline and crying. Manager Walter Smith had to face the press afterward and explain that his three million pound defender had not been in the right state of mind to finish the game.
Countless violent tackles, three red cards and a conceded derby penalty later, Everton sold him back to Perugia.
Back in Italy everything changed. He scored 12 goals and broke Daniel Passarella's record as the highest scoring defender in a single Serie A season and even forced his way into the national team.
That summer, Inter paid €10.5 million for him, but he didn't calm down. In the final decisive match of the season against Lazio, which lost Inter the title, he shouted "I won you the title" at Lazio captain Alessandro Nesta, referencing Perugia's controversial win over Juventus in 2000 which won Lazio the Scudetto.
In 2004, while injured and not even playing, he provoked an opponent from the sidelines throughout an entire match, then confronted and punched him in the tunnel afterward, splitting his lip. He was banned for eight league matches and Inter were fined.
Then came Berlin 2006, his finest hour. The World Cup final against France, the score level at 1-1. Zinedine Zidane had scored the opener, his famous Panenka penalty, and Materazzi had equalised 12 minutes later. In extra time Zidane offered him his shirt after the match, Materazzi said he'd rather have his sister. Zidane turned and drove his head into Materazzi's chest, was sent off, and never played again. Materazzi stepped up to take, and score, his penalty in the shootout and won the World Cup.
Reports at the time claimed the insult had been about Zidane's mother, which Materazzi has always heavily denied, saying he would never have said such a thing about anyone's mother, given what happened to his own mother.
FIFA summoned both men to Zurich, confirmed the comments were defamatory but not racist, and banned Zidane three matches and Materazzi two. He and Zidane didn't speak again for four years, until they ran into each other by chance in a Milan car park in 2010 and finally made peace.
Under José Mourinho, the chaos finally wound down. Materazzi has described him as a shield, a friend, a brother and a father all at once, someone who could tear a player apart behind closed doors and still know exactly how to lift them in public.
It came full circle the night Inter beat Bayern Munich to complete the treble in 2010. Mourinho, already contracted to Real Madrid for the following season, tried to slip away from the stadium quietly, but Materazzi spotted him on the way out.
He stopped his car, got out, and pulled him into a long hug in front of the world's cameras. Materazzi has since joked that what he actually whispered in that moment was "thanks for leaving me behind with Benítez."
Happy birthday, Marco Materazzi.
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Lo transfer uang ke nomor yang salah. Rp5 juta. Langsung panik. Hubungi bank. Bank bilang: "Maaf Pak, kami tidak bisa tarik paksa dana dari rekening penerima." Lo lemas. Padahal ada prosedur resmi yang hampir nggak ada yang kasih tau nasabah untuk situasi ini. Dan prosedur itu bisa selamatkan uang lo.
Yang pertama harus lo lakuin dalam 30 menit pertama: Hubungi call center bank lo segera. Minta pemblokiran rekening tujuan atas dasar salah transfer. Bank punya kewenangan untuk memblokir rekening penerima sementara sambil proses investigasi berjalan. Tapi ini hanya bisa dilakukan kalau lo lapor cepat. Makin lama lo tunggu, makin besar kemungkinan uangnya udah dipindah oleh penerima.
Yang jarang diketahui: ada dasar hukumnya. Salah transfer itu bukan kehilangan uang yang harus lo ikhlasin. Dasar hukumnya: KUH Perdata pasal 1359 tentang pembayaran yang tidak diwajibkan. Uang yang masuk ke rekening orang lain karena salah transfer itu bukan hak penerima. Penerima yang tidak mengembalikan uang salah transfer itu bisa dijerat pasal 85 UU Nomor 3 Tahun 2011 tentang Transfer Dana. Ancaman pidana: penjara maksimal 5 tahun atau denda maksimal Rp5 miliar.
Prosedur resmi yang bisa lo lakukan: Pertama: lapor ke bank lo dengan membawa bukti transfer. Minta surat konfirmasi salah transfer dari bank. Kedua: bank lo akan menghubungi bank penerima untuk koordinasi pemblokiran dan pengembalian dana. Ketiga: kalau penerima kooperatif, dana dikembalikan dalam 14 hari kerja. Keempat: kalau penerima tidak kooperatif, lo bisa lapor ke polisi dengan membawa surat konfirmasi dari bank sebagai bukti.
Yang perlu lo siapin sebagai bukti: Screenshot bukti transfer dengan nominal, waktu, dan nomor rekening tujuan. Mutasi rekening yang menunjukkan debet dari rekening lo. KTP lo sebagai pelapor. Semakin lengkap dokumen lo, semakin cepat proses penyelesaiannya. Jangan tunggu sampai besok. Kumpulkan semua bukti hari itu juga.
Yang juga jarang diketahui: transfer ke nomor yang salah lewat mobile banking itu ada perlindungannya. Bank Indonesia punya regulasi yang mewajibkan bank untuk membantu nasabah dalam kasus salah transfer. PBI Nomor 23/6/PBI/2021 tentang Penyedia Jasa Pembayaran itu mengatur kewajiban penyedia layanan untuk membantu penyelesaian transaksi yang bermasalah. Lo berhak minta bank untuk aktif membantu, bukan cuma bilang "kami tidak bisa."
Kalau transfer lo ke rekening penipu bukan salah transfer: Prosedurnya berbeda tapi tetap ada harapan. Lapor ke polisi dulu untuk dapat nomor laporan polisi. Lapor ke BPKN (Badan Perlindungan Konsumen Nasional) lewat bpkn.go.id. Lapor ke OJK lewat kontak157.ojk.go.id. Lapor ke Kominfo untuk pemblokiran nomor rekening penipu lewat cekrekening.id.
Cekrekening.id itu tools penting yang hampir nggak ada yang tau. Website resmi Kominfo: cekrekening.id. Lo bisa cek apakah nomor rekening yang mau lo transfer sudah pernah dilaporkan sebagai rekening penipu. Dan lo bisa laporkan rekening penipu di sana. Sebelum transfer ke rekening siapapun yang baru lo kenal, cek dulu di sana. 5 detik. Bisa selamatkan jutaan rupiah.
Modus salah transfer yang perlu lo waspadai: Ada modus di mana seseorang sengaja transfer ke rekening lo lalu minta dikembalikan ke nomor yang berbeda dengan dalih "itu nomor rekening saya yang baru." Jangan kembalikan ke nomor yang berbeda. Kembalikan hanya ke nomor rekening asal yang transfer ke lo. Modus ini sering dipakai untuk money laundering. Dan lo yang bisa tersangkut masalah hukum.
Kalau lo jadi penerima transfer yang salah dan nggak mau masalah: Jangan gunakan uangnya. Sama sekali. Hubungi bank lo dan beritahu bahwa ada dana masuk yang bukan hak lo. Minta bank untuk memfasilitasi pengembalian ke pemilik aslinya. Menggunakan uang salah transfer yang lo tau bukan hak lo itu bisa dijerat hukum yang sama dengan pencurian.
Satu hal yang paling penting dari semua ini: Simpan semua bukti transaksi digital lo. Bukan cuma screenshot yang bisa hilang kalau HP rusak. Bukti transfer itu dokumen yang lo butuhkan kalau ada sengketa finansial. Dan sengketa finansial itu nggak ada yang ngasih peringatan kapan datengnya.
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