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Robeeh retweeted
Instead of Madueke to shoot and score, he wanted to dribble first and give the street a highlight for his Ballon D’or comp 😂
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Arsenal's biggest challenger in this season's title race is Arteta's love for Havertz
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Havertz man.. i won’t talk, it’s pointless at this point. My words won’t change Arteta’s mind.
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ارتيتا اكبر من برشلونة ، وهو اكبر من ارسنال ايضا بل هو اكبر من كرة القدم كاملة ارتيتا المفروض يكون رئيس دولة او قائد جيش عسكري يحتل العالم هو غالبا ماخذ كرة القدم هواية وبعد ما يترك ارسنال راح يسوي حزب باسكي عنصري ويطهر العالم عرقياً
Robeeh retweeted
Nope, give it to Dezerbi. Lol
Maximum Premier League points 🤌
Mikel Arteta has been nominated for the @premierleague Manager of the Month award ❤️
You know what to do, Gooners 👇
Robeeh retweeted
We're trying to end racism through football and one black player has tackled a white guy to death
We're cooked 💔
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Heavenly Father, we are in the 11th month and you’re the God of the 11th hour please let it all work out for me
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Do you sometimes in your alone time wonder whether you’re doing enough with your life?
That feeling that you’re not productive enough, that time is running out, or that somehow everyone else is moving forward while you seem stuck in the same place?
You see someone doing well, congratulate them genuinely but shortly afterwards a wave of sadness hits you. You start questioning your own journey. You wonder why life seems to be working for everyone else but you. You know how hard you’ve been trying, and deep down, you feel you deserve better.
Your love life, finances, spiritual life, academics, career, business, social life… name it. Nothing seems to be falling into place.
You watch people thrive in their careers and businesses and you wonder what you're doing wrong. You've put in the work, made sacrifices, tried different things, and remained hopeful but somehow life doesn't seem to be responding to your efforts.
First, you're not a witch for feeling this way. You're human.
You're also not a bad friend because someone else's success sometimes makes you question your own progress. If seeing certain people's achievements on social media triggers these feelings, mute them for a while. It doesn't in any way mean you wish them bad, you're protecting your peace as you work on yourself.
But please, whatever you do, don't give up on yourself.
Remember why you started. Remember the dreams you had. Remember home. Remember the people who look up to you. Most importantly, remember the person you're working so hard to become.
Something people rarely talk about is how difficult consistency can be. Showing up every day especially when there's nothing to show for your efforts, is one of life's biggest tests.
Keep going. Keep learning. Keep reinventing yourself. Try new things. Make mistakes. Start again. Change direction if you have to.
Give yourself some grace. You don't have to have everything figured out today. When the time is right, God will make everything beautiful in its time.
The most interesting thing about life is that sometimes, just ONE big win is enough to make sense of years of disappointments, sacrifices, failed attempts and seemingly wasted efforts.
So, if nobody has reminded you lately, keep swimming. Your story isn't over.
You've got this. 👊🏼
Robeeh retweeted
A lot of people are not good people. They are just people who have never been in a position where being good would cost them something. Many people are not as principled as they think. They have simply never been sufficiently tempted.
It is easy to talk about loyalty when you have nothing to gain from betraying someone. It is easy to preach honesty when the truth doesn't threaten your interests. It is easy to condemn infidelity when you have never had an opportunity to cheat without getting caught. It is easy to talk about integrity when doing the right thing doesn't come at a personal cost.
I think we sometimes give people too much credit for virtues they have never actually had to demonstrate under pressure.
Your character is not fully revealed by what you say you would never do. It is revealed by what you have the opportunity to do, what you stand to gain from doing it, and what you choose when nobody can hold you accountable.































