Peripatetic photographer. Sometimes I walk and shoot and sometimes I just walk. I focus specifically on nothing in particular.
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Ρε τι σκατά έχουμε από πάνω μας και μας ρουφάνε το αίμα.
I don't mind at all if Liverpool was the better side today. As we were the better side last year and we were equalised in the last minutes of the match. Luck was on our side along with a masterclass defensive performance.
What happens when a big club declines like this over a long spell is that they are loosing their future, younger support base. The existing fans will not abandon them but gradually their fan base will grow thinner because there will be no kids to replace the old guard.
Manchester United are slowly entering their Blackburn and Nottingham Forest era. That phase you get to where it doesn't matter the trophies you've won in the past.
Because of Current Status, You are officially termed a small club. It won't be long now. A lot of their fans will leave the club. And United will cease to become a big club permanently. Just like Nottingham and Blackburn
You are full of shit
The shortage of superstars in the Premier League is something that isn’t talked about enough. It’s becoming sad atp.
Bundesliga: Harry Kane, Olise.
La Liga: Mbappé, Lamine Yamal, Raphinha, Bellingham.
Ligue 1: Dembélé, Doué, Kvaratskhelia.
Premier League: Haaland.
Haaland is the only global superstar in the entire league right now. Shocking
Until the next time that he will be called as interim manager. It's not over yet!
PSG rested half its team the weekend before and still had three players injured at half time. I feel for the players and wish them quick recovery but something strikes as odd. Players of English teams play almost double games in a season.
🚨🎙️Zlatan Ibrahimović on Ousmane Dembélé’s Injury just 19 minutes into the match against FC Barcelona
🗣️"First, let me say this: I wish him a fast recovery. Nobody wants to see a player go down like that, and I hope he comes back strong because he is a special talent. But we have to speak the truth, even when it is uncomfortable."
"Look at the other players at the top. They step out on the pitch fifty, sixty times a season. They play every weekend, every midweek, through pain, through fatigue, carrying the weight of their clubs for ten months straight. They endure the entire grind, but when the Ballon d'Or comes around, people act like that durability means nothing."
*"Luis Enrique has been managing Dembélé like glass. Resting him for matches, protecting his workload, saving him specifically so he could be fresh to face Barcelona. And what happens? He plays nineteen minutes and his body shuts down.
That is why people find it so hard to accept him as the best in the world. You cannot just have talent; you must have the engine to handle the pressure and the intensity. If you need a calendar of rest just to give twenty minutes on the biggest stage, you are not setting the standard for world football."*
#livmci As an Arsenal fan, realistically speaking, I would prefer if City wins this game as it's almost certain that they will be punished with points deduction THIS season.
The man with a scar on his forehead.
The Untold Pep Files: A Story of Drugs, Referees, and Dark Money in Football👇
Imagine a story so massive it makes the Lance Armstrong scandal look like a warm-up act. It starts with a single player, spans across three countries, and exposes a decades-long trail of destroyed evidence, "miracle" doctors, and institutional corruption.
Welcome down the rabbit hole. 🕵️♂️⚽
CHAPTER 1: The Player Who Got Caught
Before Pep Guardiola was the master tactician, he was a midfielder for Brescia in 2001. That was the year he tested positive twice for the banned anabolic steroid nandrolone.
His defense? "Contaminated multivitamins."
Who was the man preparing those exact vitamins? Dr. Ramon Segura, the same physiologist who was working with Frank de Boer when De Boer also tested positive for nandrolone that exact same year.
The pattern was set early: win at all costs, and surround yourself with questionable medicine.
CHAPTER 2: The Barcelona "Miracles" & Operación Puerto
When Pep took over Barcelona in 2008, guess who he immediately brought in to lead the medical staff? Dr. Ramon Segura.
At the same time, Spanish football was shadowed by Operación Puerto, the infamous raid on Dr. Eufemiano Fuentes that uncovered 99 blood bags containing EPO. Fuentes openly admitted on trial that he had worked with football and tennis stars, famously taunting the court that naming his clients meant Spain would have to give back their Champions League, European Championship, and World Cup trophies.
The Spanish judge’s response? Refuse to let him name names, reject WADA’s appeal, and order all blood bags destroyed under the guise of doctor-patient confidentiality.
Add to this:
Journalists uncovering full-season "doping preparation plans" for La Liga giants.
Real Sociedad’s president admitting they spent €327,000 annually on illegal black-market PEDs.
Retracted slips on radio revealing players using growth hormones for "muscle recovery."
Spanish football's Golden Era was built, but the paper trail was conveniently burned.
CHAPTER 3: The System Expands — Financial Doping & Negreira
Winning wasn't just happening on the pitch; it was being secured everywhere else.
While the public obsessively meme's about Premier League charges, Barcelona was paying millions to Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, the Vice President of Spain's Refereeing Committee. When asked in court to provide the "referee reports" they claimed to be paying for, Barca couldn't produce them. They paid off the referees' boss, plain and simple.
CHAPTER 4: The Bayern Friction
When Pep arrived at Bayern Munich, he tried to bring his hyper-aggressive medical protocols with him. He insisted on sending injured players back to Barcelona to be treated by his preferred specialists.
This sparked an explosive fallout with Bayern’s legendary physician Dr. Hans-Wilhelm Müller-Wohlfahrt, who walked out in disgust over Pep’s demands for unnatural, record-breaking recovery times. Bayern’s old guard refused to bend the knee to Pep's dark arts.
CHAPTER 5: Manchester City & The Ultimate Machine
At Manchester City, Pep finally found a club with zero moral boundaries to stop him.
The strategy reached its final, perfected evolution:
Financial Doping: Siphoning billions in hidden payments to bypass FFP rules and buy infinite depth.
Medical Anomaly: Key players like De Bruyne, Kompany constantly flying to Barcelona to see Dr. Ramon Cugat, mysteriously recovering weeks ahead of human biology norms.
Refereeing “controversies” and literally paying off referees like Michael Oliver.
When Samir Nasri got caught receiving illegal IV drip treatments in 2016, it was framed as an isolated mistake.
THE VERDICT
From nandrolone positives in 2001 to 115 financial charges and paid-off referee chiefs today... Pep Guardiola didn't just adapt to elite football. He systematically redefined how to cheat it.
You think Lance Armstrong was the biggest cover-up in sports history?
You haven't been paying attention.
Πολύ θα ήθελα να μάθω ποιο είναι αυτό το πρωτόκολλο. Ρωτάω από πραγματικό ενδιαφέρον. Εγώ ξέρω ότι αν η οικογένεια ζητήσει εγκλεισμό εξαρτημένου για θεραπεία, μόνο στο Δαφνί τους στέλνουν που μετά από μια αυταπόδεικτη διάγνωση τους στέλνουν σπίτι τους με μια χούφτα χάπια
The unavoidable tragedy of life
I honestly don’t understand the point of life sometimes.
I wake up.
Go to work.
Come home exhausted.
Sleep.
Repeat.
Then payday comes.
Rent.
Groceries.
Bills.
Insurance.
Debt.
And suddenly, another paycheck is gone.
I’m working just to afford the life that gives me enough energy to keep working.
Is it the same with you?
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Είναι οικονομικά παράλογο να δανείζεσαι 4 δις € τον Ιανουάριο με επιτόκιο 3,5% περίπου, για να προπληρώσεις τον Ιούνιο δάνειο 6,9 δις € με σταθερό επιτόκιο 1,33% - πόσο μάλλον όταν η χώρα έχει τόσες ανάγκες να καλύψει, ενώ προβλέπεται άνοδος και όχι πτώση των διεθνών επιτοκίων.
Αν μη τι άλλο, θα μπορούσε η κυβέρνηση απλά να μη δανειστεί - ενώ όταν ισχυρίζεται ότι θα εξοικονομήσει τόκους από την πρόωρη αποπληρωμή των 6,9 δις €, νομίζει προφανώς ότι απευθύνεται σε καθυστερημένους.
Γιατί; Επειδή ασφαλώς δεν εξοικονομεί τόκους, αφού πληρώνει νέους με 3,5% έναντι παλαιών 1,33% - επομένως επιβαρύνεται με πάνω από 2% (=3,5-1,33).
Ο λόγος που το κάνει δεν μπορεί να είναι άλλος, από το να εμφανισθεί ως «το καλό παιδί» στους δανειστές - αδιαφορώντας εντελώς για τους Έλληνες που πληρώνουν!
