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Tom G. retweeted
🆕 𝗧𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗦𝗦𝗢 : « 𝗢𝗡 𝗔 𝗨𝗡 𝗕𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗢𝗡 𝗘𝗧 𝗗𝗘𝗦 𝗦𝗨𝗣𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗦 𝗔̀ 𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗥𝗘 𝗙𝗜𝗘𝗥 »
🎙️Tolisso : « J'arrive à comprendre son choix parce que, comme il le dit, c'est son club de cœur. Moi, je me mets un peu dans sa situation : si je jouais dans un autre club et que l'OL faisait appel à moi, je serais venu aussi.
Après, c'est le timing, tout ce qu'on a mis en place avec ce coach, tous les discours qu'il pouvait avoir, et au final il part comme ça.
Concernant la manière, est-ce que je suis déçu ?
Un petit peu, oui. C'est quelqu'un que j'estimais et j'estime énormément. Bien sûr que j'avais envie qu'il reste, c'est vraiment un coach exceptionnel, il le sait, je le lui ai déjà dit.
Maintenant, je pense que rien n'est au-dessus de l'institution de l'Olympique Lyonnais. Il est parti, il a fait son choix, il faut qu'on avance et qu'on ne reste pas dans le passé. C'est fait, c'est fait.
Nous, on est des joueurs de l'OL. Matthieu, Michael, tous ceux qui sont en haut avec la présidente, font un travail exceptionnel depuis que la présidente est arrivée.
Donc il faut continuer. Le coach a pris une décision, il est parti. Il faut que l'on continue à avancer, on a un blason à rendre fier, des supporters à rendre fier, et peu importe le coach ou les joueurs, il faut que tout le monde se donne à fond pour l'Olympique Lyonnais. »
#TeamOL
[📹@CanalplusFoot]
Tom G. retweeted
Les mecs arrivent à l'extérieur trop bien sappés et repartent en gagnant 9-1, le flex de malade 😭
Tom G. retweeted
Esta frase merece ser enmarcada en el Louvre:
“Los trofeos terminan en museos,
Pero si un gol mío
Alguna vez te puso feliz,
Hizo que abrazaras a alguien
O que olvidaras un problema,
Entonces todo valió la pena".
El ídolo que elegimos. 🥲🥲
Tom G. retweeted
🚨 José Mourinho: “Jude Bellingham is such a UNIQUE player.
There is NO MIDFIELDER IN THE WORLD LIKE HIM, who is complete at EVERYTHING.
I don't have many words, he is EXTRAORDINARY.
He always has work rate, leadership, ambition, quality, goal-scoring ability.
I’m VERY LUCKY.”
Tom G. retweeted
🇬🇧 Bellingham, joueur le plus élégant du foot mondial ?
🗣️ @DanielRiolo : "Bellingham est à mes yeux le meilleur milieu de terrain au monde."
💬 @edgar_groleau : "Vu du stade, c'est vraiment quelqu'un d'unique"
Tom G. retweeted
Incompréhensible que certains utilisent encore l'argument de "mais il faisait un bon match!". C'est totalement annulé s'il te crève à chaque fois derrière. Et sortez pas des perfs contre Hellas Verone merci. C'est un defenseur de merde et c'est encore une victoire d'avis.
Tom G. retweeted
🇦🇷 Balerdi ne changera donc jamais. Des bourdes à la pelle, chaque saison ! nitter.cf/Heather55544259/status…
Tom G. retweeted
🗣️- Euh, who are you ?
🗣️ - Rafael Nadal.
🗣️ - Nadal, ok.
Pour bien commencer le Rolex Paris Masters, toujours important de remettre cette pépite.
📍Bercy 2017
Tom G. retweeted
On a tapé le PSG, Rennes, Lille (3x), Lens, Marseille, Monaco. On a fini 4e avec des Satriano sur les murs et des Karabec en l’air avec la moitié de l’effectif décimée.
L’ingratitude autour du Fonseca est à son paroxysme et le pire c’est que c’est son génie qui en est la cause.
Tom G. retweeted
A l'époque de Juninho, Monsieur Micoud s'en allait très rapidement également :
Mercredi 23 février 2005 : Werder Brême 0-3 OL
Mardi 8 mars 2005 : OL 7-2 Werder Brême
Tom G. retweeted
🚨 🎙️ Cristiano Ronaldo Reacts To Kylian Mbappe and Chinese Political Issue concerning Mao Zedong:
🗣️“Listen, Kylian has every right to laugh at memes made about him. People have been calling him ‘dictator’ for years and making all kinds of jokes. When he saw that one with Mao Zedong’s face, he laughed because he thought it was just another meme about him. That’s normal. He’s a human being and a great guy. It wasn’t Mbappé who created those memes. The Chinese are trying to create a problem where there is none. Yes, Mao Zedong did a lot of damage and caused the deaths of millions of people, but your anger should not be on Mbappé for laughing at a joke. The world does not revolve around China. Not everything has to become an international crisis because someone laughed at a meme. Let the man live.” #MaoZedong #china
Tom G. retweeted
Je sais même pas pourquoi vous débattez sur ce réseau d'illuminés avec des mecs qui font passer Juninho pour un joueur mid qui savait tirer les CF.
A l'ère des ahuris qui jugent des joueurs sur les compils ou les stats c'est peine perdue. Ces gens n'aiment pas le football.
Tom G. retweeted
Michael Olise for club and country this season:
16 appearances (13 starts)
16 goals
8 assists
Involved in a goal every 50 minutes
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🚨Toni Kroos speaks on the controversy surrounding Kylian Mbappé and the Mao meme:
🗣️ Toni Kroos: “What happened to Kylian Mbappé tells you everything you need to know about the world we live in today.
“For years, people made that Mao meme about him. They laughed at him, shared it everywhere, and turned it into a running joke.
“During all that time, hardly anyone came forward to defend him or questioned why the joke had gone so far.
“Now, Mbappé finally speaks about it and admits that he actually finds the meme funny.
“Suddenly, the same world that laughed at him wants to punish him for his reaction.
“His sponsors are distancing themselves from him, people are demanding apologies, and his reputation is being dragged through the mud.
“But what exactly did he do wrong?
“Did he create the meme himself? No.
“Did he insult anyone? No.
“Did he force people to laugh at it? Absolutely not.
“He simply admitted that he could laugh at a joke made about himself.
“Apparently, that is now a crime in a world where everyone expects you to be offended on command.
“People spent years laughing at Mbappé, but the moment he refused to play the victim, they suddenly had a problem.
“Think about how ridiculous that is.
“If he had complained about the meme, people would have called him sensitive.
“If he had demanded that everyone stop sharing it, they would have accused him of having no sense of humour.
“But because he laughed at it, he is now facing a completely different kind of criticism.
“So, what exactly was he supposed to do?
“Should he pretend to be hurt just to satisfy people who want to decide how he should feel?
“Should he apologise for having a sense of humour about something that concerns him personally?
“I have always believed that people should be allowed to decide what offends them.
“You cannot spend years making someone the target of a joke and then become angry when that person decides to laugh along.
“That is not protecting anyone. That is controlling someone's reaction.
“The problem is that people no longer care about consistency.
“They care about finding the next controversy, creating outrage, and making someone pay for it.
“Mbappé did not invent the meme, and he did not ask the world to turn it into a controversy.
“He simply expressed his personal opinion about something that had followed him for years.
“And somehow, that became a bigger problem than the people who spent years mocking him.
“Footballers are human beings, not machines programmed to give the reactions that satisfy everyone.
“If Mbappé finds the meme funny, he should be allowed to say so without being forced to apologise for it.
“Sometimes, the real problem is not the joke itself, but a society that gets angry when the person being mocked refuses to be offended.
“And if we cannot understand that simple difference, then we have completely lost the meaning of having a sense of humour.”
