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🚨 PREMIER LEAGUE, THINK TWICE. 🩵
If Manchester City are relegated after being crowned champions and competing at the highest level for years, the consequences could go far beyond City.
1️⃣ The Premier League could lose one of its biggest representatives in Europe.
2️⃣ Players like Haaland may question their future in England and look elsewhere.
3️⃣ Top players could become more cautious about joining Premier League clubs, knowing clubs can face severe consequences years later.
4️⃣ Wealthy owners may think twice about investing in English football after seeing what happened to City and Abramovich’s Chelsea.
5️⃣ City’s historic records — including four Premier League titles in a row — could be viewed differently if the club’s achievements are later challenged.
Manchester City have been one of the faces of the Premier League across England, Europe and the world. 🌍🩵
So ask yourself: if City were not worthy of those titles, why were they crowned champions in the first place?
Every action has consequences.
Think twice. If you need to think thrice, do it. Avoid regrets.
Good luck. 🩵
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
🚨🔵 Chelsea should always be grateful to Frank Lampard for what he did during one of the club's most difficult periods.
When we received the transfer ban and lost Eden Hazard, it felt like the club was heading into a difficult period. But Lampard trusted the academy and gave opportunities to players like Mason Mount, Reece James, Tammy Abraham and Fikayo Tomori.
He didn't just give them chances; he built a system that allowed them to thrive. Mount and James became key players, Abraham scored goals, and Tomori showed his quality. Lampard helped turn academy graduates into valuable first-team players in a short space of time.
Yes, the transfer ban forced Chelsea to look within, but identifying talent is one thing. Giving those players the confidence, opportunities and system to succeed is another.
Lampard deserves more credit. He didn't just manage Chelsea; he showed us what was possible when we trusted our academy. 💙
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
Fleetwood are 18th in League Two, Arsenal made them look like prime Manchester United
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
Pau curbarsi 12th at the ballondor
#Ballondor
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
Good morning friends of aproko units.
May your account balance stop giving you unnecessary anxiety. May your hustle bring better returns, your expenses reduce, and your enjoyment increase. We didn't come this far just to be calculating transport fare every morning.
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
I couldn’t post yesterday because what I witnessed has to be one of the most embarrassing performances from this club in a very long time.
We got outplayed, lost second balls, couldn’t string three passes together and had 23% possession at home to Spurs. It was a horror show, and though it’s early, Xabi Alonso’s job is on the line if he doesn’t change his approach.
Why do coaches overthink simple things? With João Pedro injured, the magical solution was Rogers and Neto upfront, while the GK launches long balls to them even though they won no duels?
This is not good enough. At the highest level, it’s unacceptable against a Spurs side that has been very bad.
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
These Chinese people, what really is their problem?
They made a joke about Kylian, he found it funny, laughed. Now they're filing cases here and there
What did he even do wrong and why they have the right to gear up charges against him
Someone should explain this to me like a teenager... anybody? @grok?
Triumph 🩵📰🎮🏆 retweeted
Arsenal fans really spent the entire summer talking about winning a back to back Premier League title just to watch their squad get completely exposed by Fleetwood Town in October. Imagine losing a penalty shootout to a team 84 places below you in the pyramid and still talking about elite standards. Funniest, most shameless fanbase in world football.
