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Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Harry kane in Tottenham is like a Nigerian doctor in Nigeria.
He tried his best and gave everything and achieved exactly nothing in life.
Then he processed his Japa abroad.
He went to Germany and today he has won many trophies.
Today, he just won the ballon door.
Today, he is the best player in the world.
If you like, don't japa.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Don jazzy made this post,
And I was scrolling under the comment section and I saw this,
Everyone was saying how much they need and what they needed it for
But this guy was soliciting for someone else,
This is pure kindness
Love is not by saying it
We can see it by your action
May God answer your own secret prayers
@_agtimmy
@DONJAZZY
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Mbappe and Lamine did not lose because of PR campaigns.
Secondly, Harry Kane did as much interviews as the aforementioned, the difference is that his name won’t generate clicks like them.
Let’s start with the interview he did with Owen Hargreaves on TNT, and in that interview, Hargreaves played voice notes of other players like Michael Owen wishing him well. This was a month ago and it didn’t generate up to 120k views, which buttresses my earlier point, watch here: youtu.be/JLwv_xIg5JI
Kane did another interview in August with Gazzetta dello Sport, he specifically even said the golden boot was great but he wanted the BDOR. He was even saying what more would he have to do? (Link here: gazzetta.it/en/football/cham…). On the red carpet tonight, that same phrase was repeated.
He did another interview with Marca in September, where he said the 73 goals speaks for itself, link here: marca.com/en/football/bundes…
He also did another interview with The Athletic. You can check that.
There were also little nuggets here and there from him across different interviews.
People like Fabrizio are known to farm. Mbappe could have done one interview where a journalist asks him questions, guess what, Fabrizio will break this small interview into several tweets.
To us, we’re saying Mbappe and Lamine are talking too much, but you won’t believe it’s just one interview Fabrizio has posted 25 times. I clocked it not long ago when I saw an interview myself.
Look at all these interviews I quoted, Fab could do that for Kane and generate as many headlines as possible, but maybe they won’t give him the number he’s looking for.
Again, Kane had as much interviews as the rest of them.
When Mbappé and Yamal started doing interviews and pushing PR campaigns, I had a feeling they might lose the Ballon d’Or. Harry Kane was wise enough to stay silent, humble and focused.
To every talented young footballer dreaming of winning the Ballon d’Or, my advice is simple: leave the Premier League, that league is too serious and will never allow you to express yourself. You can only come back as a superstar. Congratulations to Harry Kane once again.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
We all used to laugh at Harry Kane for scoring goals and winning nothing, now he’s the FUCKING BALLON D’OR WINNER
A KING❤️
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Suarez and Lewandowski competed with prime Messi and CR7 for the award.
Kane did not compete with players of that level.
It's also about time and chance.
This performance won't win Kane the award 2010-2018.
It's not his fault that he is peaking post Messi & CR7 era.
Strikers like Suárez and Lewandowski never won the Ballon d’Or, but a lesser striker like Harry Kane wants to win it because he’s scoring goals in the Bundesliga?
Mbappé, Yamal, and Olise should all be ahead of him today. If Kane wins this Ballon d’Or, it would be one of the biggest injustices in the award’s history.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Harry Kane spent a decade as one of the best goal scorers alive and lost every final he ever played in. So he transferred to Bayern Munich, a team that had won its league 11 years in a row, to finally win something. Bayern won nothing that year.
Tonight he won the Ballon d'Or, which is basically the MVP of all of soccer. Getting there took one of the worst runs of luck I've ever seen from a player that good.
With Tottenham he lost the 2019 Champions League final to Liverpool, plus two League Cup finals. With England he lost the Euro 2020 final at Wembley to Italy on penalties, then lost the Euro 2024 final to Spain three years later.
He scored 280 goals for Tottenham, more than anyone in the club's history, and left with zero trophies. Bayern was supposed to be the cheat code. His first game was a 3-0 loss in the German Super Cup. Then Leverkusen went the entire league season without losing once, Bayern finished third, and people started calling it the Kane curse, only half joking.
His first trophy finally came in May 2025, when he was 31. A few months later he finished 13th in the Ballon d'Or voting despite scoring 41 goals, which is usually where a player's story settles into "great, but never quite there."
The voting rules were working against him too. Back in 2022, France Football, the magazine that runs the award, stopped letting voters consider a player's career, so only the most recent season counts now. Fifteen years of goals and heartbreak earned him zero extra votes. He had to win it off one season.
And he did. He scored 61 goals in 51 games for Bayern, a number only Gerd Müller has beaten at that club, and Müller is pretty much the Babe Ruth of German soccer. He won three trophies, including a hat-trick in the cup final. Then he scored six more at the World Cup, where England had their best finish in 60 years. That's 73 goals in 65 games, all in.
He still didn't win either of the two trophies that usually decide this award. Bayern went out in the Champions League semis and England went out in the World Cup semis. Every winner between Messi in 2019 and tonight had won a Champions League or a major international tournament that same year. Kane just scored so much that the voters ran out of reasons to give it to anyone else.
Watch his face in the clip as Ronaldo Nazário reads the name. Rodri turns to congratulate him, and his Bayern teammate Michael Olise reacts in a way you almost never see from him. Kane looks tight, almost braced, like a guy who's watched enough endings go wrong that he won't believe this one until it's over.
He's the first Englishman to win it since Michael Owen in 2001, and it only took him 15 years and a move to Germany.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
The lady who launched Lagoslife app is in UK
The guy who launder danfo driver is in Germany
You don’t understand what light can do Plus strong internet
Someone pointed this facts out about people who launched games with AI recently and noticed they were all abroad
I don’t think you people understand what this mean and how this can trigger productivity and wealth at large
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
I once got arrested because of a post I made on this app. I thought I was smart, but these people were actually smarter than me 😭
They didn’t even track me. It all started with a dm.Someone DM’d me and asked me to send my rate card for promotion. I sent it, and the next day, they reached out again with an invoice, didn’t even argue about the price. Instead, they told me it was going to be a long-term partnership, not the normal per-post or monthly gig.
I was so happy because that was a lot of money.
They asked me to drop my account details, which I did. When it was time to pay, they told me the company would make the payment directly and that I should wait.
Two days later, they reached out again and said
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Harry Kane going from football’s most famous trophyless player to a Ballon d’Or winner might be the greatest example of why changing employers can improve your life.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
Nigerians were calling for Trump to invade their country because they don't like the President.
A society of filthy, foolish people.
Look at other countries' citizens; how educated and coordinated they are.
Kit Willow 𖤍 retweeted
This is NOT Venezuela. I am a Third Sergeant in the Brazilian Army Reserve, and if my country ever calls me to defend its sovereignty against any foreign threat, I will stand on the front lines without a second thought.
