Guy Wonder.
The Hague, The Netherlands
Joined August 2019
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Yet Rashford was allowed to waltz back in to the starting 11 without tendering any sort of apology.
Carrick is too useless.
🚨 BREAKING: Julián Álvarez apologises to Atlético Madrid fans. 🙏🏼
“I wanted to apologize to our fans for my words during the World Cup. They were a mistake. Both the way I said them and the timing”, told Movistar.
“Especially because I understand why the fans were angry. I would have been angry too if I were a fan”.
“Even more so considering how much they’ve supported me. They’ve been very generous, and I really appreciate that. I also want to thank the team because they’ve supported me throughout this time”.
“I’m gradually feeling better. I’m grateful to all my teammates because they’ve supported me. I’m working to improve. I’ve been feeling better in the last few matches, both physically and on the ball. I want to help the team and give my best”.
“When you’re feeling good in life, it shows on the pitch. Even though we’re professionals, everything has an influence. I feel good and ready to compete for everything”.
“Hopefully, through hard work and humility, I can turn this situation around”.
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Women are often very good at presenting intangible things like love, loyalty, emotional support, and companionship as their contribution to a relationship, while expecting tangible benefits like money, financial security, gifts, and a comfortable lifestyle from the man. The contradiction becomes obvious when you examine how each person’s contribution is measured: hers is often evaluated by how she makes him feel, while his is evaluated by what he can materially provide. In many relationships, the woman wants her intangible contributions to be appreciated as inherently valuable, yet expects the man’s tangible contributions to be treated as a basic obligation. This creates a double standard in which one person’s contribution is subjective and difficult to quantify, while the other’s is concrete, measurable, and financially demanding.
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I’ll be lambasted for pointing this out, but #MUFC sold its soul when our greatest manager ever was still in charge. He was the first with the, ‘Theres no value in the market’ nonsense. I have so many questions about the £30m he’s been paid and his thirteen year silence.
This is why English managers will forever remain subpar. The EPL has never been won by an English manager.
Very mediocre bunch of football people.
Ruben Amorim was rightly hammered for being stubbornly wedded to one system at United.
Michael Carrick has showed a willingless to adapt and deserves praise for thinking outside the box yesterday #mufc manchestereveningnews.co.uk/…
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There was something special about being a kid when adults didn't feel the need to entertain you every minute of the day.
Your parents could take you somewhere incredibly boring, and you were just expected to deal with it.
The bank. The hardware store. Your mother's friend's house, where you sat on a couch covered in plastic and weren't allowed to touch anything.
Nobody handed you a screen. Nobody worried about whether you were having fun.
You studied the wallpaper. You read the same magazine three times. You stared at the clock and wondered if the second hand had stopped moving.
And if you made the mistake of asking, "Can we go now?" your mother gave you that look.
You know the look.
The one that could end your entire afternoon without a single word being spoken.
I swear, we developed half our imagination simply because our parents refused to entertain us.
Looking back, I think being bored was one of the best things that ever happened to us.
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1. I have not been heartbroken because I have not felt romantic emotions intense enough to suffer deep emotional distress on account of, for example, being cheated on - or more accurately, finding out I was cheated on.
That intense pain people seem to experience, I did not feel it when it got to my turn.
And while I know why, I am not going to share it.
2. It's less about inteligence (In this context high intelligence is not just overrated but also counterproductive) and more about character.
Intelligence makes you understand, character makes you do, even when it is difficult
Especially when it is difficult.
If a man does not understand something, he simply needs to read a tweet, and listen/watch someone more knowledgeable on the matter to cure his ignorance.
But if he cannot bring himself to do something, usually because it is difficult, no amount of reading or watching can fix that.
For example, try telling a Nigerian man not to borrow money to fund the big wedding his fiancee has pressured him into having so that she can flex on her friends and the 22 men who slept with her without marrying her
Plus the two others she is still sleeping with.
He does not want to upset madam - his primary source of unprotected sex and 'peace of mind'
So the problem is not that he lacks the intelligence to understand. He understands, but enacting it would come at a price he is unwilling to pay
Because he would have to disappoint her, tolerate her anger and resentment, endure conflict he does not have the spine for, and risk 'losing' her altogether, and with it, his unprofitable investment.
He lacks the strength of character to absorb those consequences and still do what he knows is right.
Scratch that: A romantic dynamic where consequences exist for doing what is prudent, is in itself evidence of a failure of character.
Which is to say, the consequences are in themselves, downstream effects of an upstream character deficit
Whether or not he is able to absorb them is besides the point.
But rather than confront that weakness, he will employ his intelligence and rationalise it
He will find reasons the advice does not apply to him, explain why their circumstances are different and convince himself that what he already wants to do is actually reasonable.
He will tell you to "marry first", and make false dichotomy arguments like "when e reach your turn, do the wedding inside your parlour", then feel good about himself when his fellow fools kiki in the comments
The intelligence that could have helped him make the right decision will become the resource he will use to defend the wrong one.
Intelligence is common. Character is not
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You need to understand this:
Bill Gates developed the courses on Biosafety in Michigan State University.
The University did 'train the trainer' and trained the experts (ABNE) in Africa that teach Biosafety- even though some still went direct to Michigan State University for courses.
Then, ABNE trains over 580 Biosafety experts- over 332 from Nigeria. This means, the science of Biosafety NBMA @BiosafetyNig is using was prepared by MSU, funded by Gates. Regulator has been captured.
Then, Bill Gates funds heavily the Science of Biotechnology, funding all the developments of GMO in Africa through AATF. AATF then sets up the leeching Trojan horse parasite called @OFABnigeria headed by Rose Gidado, a Federal Government staff, a director in Nigerian Biotechnology Research and Development Agency in the Ministry of Science and Technology. AATF, co funded by Bayer (Monsanto) and a bunch of others with Bill Gates, developed the science control the patent of GMOs.
Bill Gates then commited millions of dollars to fund the PR and science communication to support GMOs in Nigeria, and Africa by extension.
So, he trains and controls the regulators, creates and controls the science, and funds the PR of GMOs in Nigeria to receive Nigerians.
This is the story of Aproko Doctor, Rose Gidado and all the staff of NABRDA and NBMA are promoting Bill Gates work to capture your food, rent seeds to your farmers annually, make your land barren through the abundant use of lifeform killers- Pesticides, and the only thing that will grow on your land is their seeds which until you buy, you can't farm.
All these are happening as I speak in Nigeria. Good morning and wake up.
Bill Gates developed Michigan State University's (MSU)
biosafety programs with about $28.5 million,
MSU trained more than 15 African biosafety specialists
Those specialists went on to train over 580 national regulators (332 of them in Nigeria alone)
And those regulators approve the Gates-funded crops.
so technically, Gates funded the science (biotech) and the regulators (biosafety)..and own the patent, and the seeds. APC and Tinubu are the minor part of your problems.
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4 attackers joined without UCL, fought for the badge, and dropped 51 G/A combined to get us back to the top. Now you call them "average"?
But your golden boy who abandoned the ship when things were ugly is suddenly the "best winger"?
This fanbase is toxic and sick.
#MUFC
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It sounds so simplistic, but I think (even under Ruben) the biggest problem of this team always been the lack of fight.
One match they decide to show up, just to play passively and without fight the next week. Has been a problem since Ole…
Amorim got blamed a lot for that, but this happened so many times which has NOTHING to do with tactics
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i’ll struggle to imagine another person more full of shit than this guy. posturing like some revolutionary to further his career.
you’re not about that life, yeye poser.
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"We're all looking at the ownership going, YOU'RE THE F****** PROBLEM!" 👀 #mufc
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On 6 January 2026 @lauriewhitwell, @AdamCrafton_ and @mjcritchley wrote the following for the @nytimes.
“While Ruben Amorim was charming and generous with fans and regular staff, some players wanted better communication from him.
On occasions, though, he responded positively to being challenged. He and Lisandro Martinez squared up to each other during training in December.”
Here after the game, you see all players (except Mainoo and Rashford), including that same Lisandro Martinez, including players who barely played like Amass, all having a moment with Ruben Amorim.
Do these journalist care to clarify their own words, and be more specific? The character assassination they tried to pull off on this man is truly insane.
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