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🚨 BREAKING: Following the defeat to Brighton , Mikel Arteta and Andrea Berta are reportedly working on five more signings to strengthen Arsenal this summer. 1. Harry Maguire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (€80m) 2. Julian Alvarez 🇦🇷 (€180m) 3. Andre Onana 🇨🇲 (€70m) 4. Vinicius Junior 🇧🇷 (€200….. love
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When Manchester United lost 3-2 to Brighton, Arsenal fans mocked us, saying we were finished and today Brighton decided to reply by finishing them 3 goals to nil. The same Brighton that came from 2-0 down to knock us out of the Carabao Cup have now ended Arsenal’s perfect start to the Premier League season. Arsenal came into this game with four wins from four, but Brighton completely ended that perfect record with three unanswered goals. So maybe we weren’t as finished as some people thought after all. 😂 Just maybe our players were not fit enough and even if you watched Manchester United vs Brighton and Arsenal vs Brighton you will understand that we were better than Arsenal. Anyway, Arsenal fans, enjoy your evening, but don't forget to send in your apologies before 12 PM tonight. 😂🔥
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🚨🎙️ Ian Wright on what Fabian Hürzeler is doing with Brighton: 🗣️"Look, man, everybody wants to sit here and dissect what went wrong with the teams that lost. Everyone is talking about Manchester United, talking about Arsenal, asking where they dropped points or what they should have done. But nah, let’s completely shift the focus right now and actually look at what this man is doing with Brighton! To go to Old Trafford on Wednesday night, beat Manchester United 3–2 to knock them out of the cup, and then come right back home today and smash Arsenal 3–0 in the Premier League? In the space of three days? Come on! That is not luck—that is elite tactical preparation, discipline, and absolute belief. You have to step back and deeply appreciate what he is building with this team. The structure, the bravery on the ball, the ruthlessness—he’s got them executing at a top level against the biggest clubs in the country. Forget the noise around the opposition; start putting some real respect on Fabian Hürzeler’s name!"
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🚨🎙️ Wayne Rooney on Manchester United’s next game against Fulham: 🗣️ Presenter: “What if Manchester United lose against Fulham tomorrow?” 🗣️ Wayne Rooney: “If we lose this game against Fulham, it will raise serious questions about the players and whether they are still fully responding to Carrick. Fulham are still without a Premier League win this season — three defeats and one draw. And United have an extremely good record at Craven Cottage. We’re unbeaten in our last 10 Premier League visits there, winning eight and drawing two. Unlike the Brighton or City games, this is a match where United need to show a reaction. I’m not saying Fulham are an easy team, because there are no easy games in the Premier League. But if United want to turn this season around, this is exactly the type of game where they need to show their quality and get the three points. There really should be no excuses.”
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🚨🎙️ Dimitar Berbatov on JJ Gabriel vs Noah Ajayi: 🗣️ “They can hype JJ Gabriel all they want, but if you ask me, I’m taking Noah Ajayi every single time. 🫡 Long-range passing, vision, character, physicality, composure, experience and football IQ — Ajayi has so many qualities that make him look like the more complete footballer. JJ Gabriel may have all the hype around him, but sometimes we forget what we already have. For me, Ajayi is the one I’d be watching.”
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🚨🎙️ Jamie Carragher blasts De Zerbi following Tottenham 3–2 loss to Aston Villa: 🗣️"Look, we sat here at the start of the season and talked about 'De Zerbi-ball' coming to north London—the quick passing, the press-resistance, playing out from the back. But this isn't high-risk, high-reward football; it's absolute suicide. You look at the money that’s been handed to this manager—over £300 million spent in a single transfer window! They smashed their club record for Sandro Tonali at £100m, splashed another £85m on Mateus Fernandes, brought in Sávio for £85m, and dropped £52m on Jan Paul van Hecke to follow him from Brighton. That is a fortune. That’s top-four, title-challenging money handed to him on a silver platter. And what do you get for £300 million-plus? You're sitting 3–0 down at home to an Aston Villa side that hadn't even won a game yet this season! It is completely unacceptable. You look at that defensive structure—or lack of it—they were carved open every single time Villa came forward. Don't let those two late goals fool anyone—Conor Gallagher and Van Hecke scoring in stoppage time is just papering over huge cracks. Five games in, two points on the board, and sitting in the relegation zone after spending that obscene amount of money. If Roberto De Zerbi thinks he can survive in the Premier League being this naive and arrogant with his tactics after being backed like that, he won't last until Christmas."
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🚨 José Mourinho on the Turkish media during his time at Fenerbahçe: 🗣️“The Turkish media is something I have never experienced anywhere else. You wake up in the morning and there are already ten stories about something you said yesterday. One result can completely change the narrative around a manager overnight. Today you are the genius; tomorrow they are asking why you are still in the job. Every press conference becomes a debate, and every sentence can become tomorrow’s headline. Sometimes I felt the media wanted drama more than they wanted football. Even when we won, there was always another question about Galatasaray, referees or my future. I learned very quickly that in Turkey, football does not stop when the final whistle goes. The match finishes on the pitch, but the real battle continues on television and in the newspapers. That pressure is exhausting, but I have to admit, it makes Turkish football impossible to ignore.”
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Ruben Amorim and Roberto De Zerbi have different ideas, but there is one thing I see in both of them: When their football isn't working, it becomes painfully obvious. Amorim wants his team to build around a back three, aggressive wing-backs and a front line that can create overloads between the lines. The problem comes when the system gets exposed. If the wing-backs are pinned back or the midfield can't progress the ball, the whole structure can look completely disconnected. De Zerbi is different, but his football has its own problems. He wants his teams to invite pressure, create space and play through the opposition. When it works, it can look brilliant. When it doesn't? The build-up becomes predictable, possession becomes pointless and one mistake can put the entire team in trouble. That's the frustrating part with both managers. Having a tactical identity is one thing. Having a system that consistently produces results is another. You can't keep losing matches and then hide behind “the system”. At some point, the manager has to adapt. And if De Zerbi continues losing matches without finding a solution, the pressure on his job will inevitably become enormous. Football doesn't reward you for having an interesting philosophy. It rewards you for winning games.
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🚨🎙️ Gary Neville on Tottenham’s disastrous start to the season: 🗣️ “Tottenham are cursed. I genuinely don’t know how else you explain this. You spend around £300 million on a new squad and somehow end up playing like this. Beautiful nonsense. Five Premier League games, three defeats and two draws. Eight goals conceded and only two scored. And after narrowly avoiding relegation last season, suddenly you’re looking at the table and thinking, ‘Hang on… are we really doing this again?’ Then there’s Mateus Fernandes. 😭 This lad has gone from Southampton to West Ham to Tottenham, and the first two ended in relegation. If Tottenham somehow go down as well, that’s three consecutive Premier League relegations for him. Imagine choosing Tottenham because they offered you more money, only to find yourself fighting another relegation battle. And De Zerbi? He’ll be under serious pressure if this continues. Managers don’t get unlimited time when you’ve spent that much money and the team still looks this poor. Tottenham need to wake up quickly, because this season is already starting to look dangerously familiar.” 👀
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🚨🎙️ Ryan Giggs on which manager he would choose to build Manchester United around: 🗣️ Presenter: “If you were given the chance to choose one manager to stick with at Manchester United, just like Arsenal did with Arteta, between Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Erik ten Hag, Rúben Amorim and Michael Carrick, who would you pick?” 🗣️ Ryan Giggs: “For me, I’d go with Ole Gunnar Solskjær. I know people will look at me and say I’m only choosing him because of our history together, but that’s not the reason. Ole understood Manchester United. He knew the expectations, he knew the culture, and most importantly, he showed that he could build a team capable of competing near the top. He finished third and then second in the Premier League, reached a Europa League final, and there were periods where you could genuinely see the foundations of a very good team being built. The biggest mistake was that we never gave him enough time to complete the rebuild. Look at Arsenal and Arteta. They stuck with him through difficult periods, allowed him to develop his squad and eventually gave him the time to build something. That’s what I would have wanted for Ole. Instead of constantly changing managers and starting again, Manchester United needed to pick a direction, back the manager and give him the time to make it work. So if you’re asking me who I would have trusted with that long-term project, I’d choose Ole.” 🔴
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🚨🎙️ Micah Richards on some Manchester United fans blaming Marcus Rashford for the club’s results: 🗣️ “Some people are saying Rashford is a bad omen for Manchester United. 👀 Okay then… let’s bench him for three games straight and see what you lot mean. 😂 If the team performs better without him, then fair enough, you’ll have something to talk about. But if United struggle again, maybe it’s time to stop blaming one player and start looking at the bigger picture. Football doesn’t work like that. One player cannot be responsible for every result, especially when there are problems across the team. So let’s see what happens when Rashford isn’t on the pitch.” 👀 [@utdshows] #MUFC
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🚨 José Mourinho on his most memorable encounter with the Süper Lig: 🗣️“My greatest encounter with the Süper Lig? The Galatasaray derby, without question. That match showed me everything I had been talking about since I arrived in Turkey. We played football, but somehow the biggest conversation afterwards was about the referee. The atmosphere was incredible, but the level of suspicion around every decision was even bigger. I remember thinking, ‘How can two teams play 90 minutes and everyone talks about the officials?’ For me, that was the moment I understood why Fenerbahçe supporters were so frustrated. People will say I was just complaining because I lost, but I was saying these things even when we won. When trust in refereeing disappears, every decision becomes a political argument. That derby was not just a football match; it was a demonstration of everything wrong with the environment around the league. I have managed many derbies in my career, but I have never experienced anything quite like that one.”
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🚨🎙️ Patrice Evra compares Senne Lammens with Emiliano Martínez: 🗣️ “You might be blaming Senne Lammens for not doing enough for Manchester United, then you remember there’s an Emiliano Martínez at Chelsea conceding goals for fun. 😂 It got to the point where Jordan Henderson went straight over to Martínez to confront him during the match yesterday. Martínez has now conceded 10 goals in 4 matches, while Lammens has conceded 7 in 5 matches. So I guess we know who the ‘world-class’ goalkeeper is now. 😂 And to think there was a time when we wanted Martínez at Manchester United… I think we might have actually dodged a bullet there.” 👀
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🚨Xabi Alonso on Chelsea players after the loss to Brentford: 🗣️“Honestly, I don’t even know what to say about these players, man. We train one thing during the week, and then we go onto the pitch and they do something completely different. I keep explaining the same things, but somehow it doesn’t translate into the game. It’s frustrating because you can see the quality in training, but on matchday, it’s like we become a completely different team. You can’t make the same mistakes every week and expect different results. At this level, you have to take responsibility. I don’t want to say much more because I’m already frustrated enough.”
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🚨🎙️Gary Neville on Xabi Alonso following Chelsea’s 3-0 defeat to Brentford; 🗣️ “You look at Chelsea under Xabi Alonso, and it is fundamentally broken out there. He came in with this massive reputation from Leverkusen, spent hundreds of millions rebuilding this squad, getting absolute full backing from the board, and yet look at the shape of that back line! It is soft. It is fundamentally soft. To go out there, get completely bullied, pulled all over the pitch, and turned over 3–0 by Brentford is downright unacceptable for a club of Chelsea's stature! Everyone spent months talking about how his squad overhaul was going to revolutionize this team, but he has left the defensive unit completely neglected! They are getting carved apart on the transition time and time again. There is no cover from midfield, no protection for his centre-backs, and zero tactical discipline when they lose the ball! It’s all well and good playing expansive, attractive football, but in the Premier League, if you lack basic structural organization and authority in your own third, you get severely punished! Alonso has spent fortunes assembling his own team, yet they look like a group of total strangers who just met in the car park 20 minutes before kickoff. There is no leadership out there, no defensive shape, and zero accountability! He engineered this entire rebuild, brought in his own profile of players, and right now, his tactical setup looks incredibly naïve. The manager has to take total responsibility for this mess!"
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🚨🎙️ Carlos Baleba to Manchester United fans: 🗣️ Reporter: “We’ve seen you watching some Manchester United games, including the one against your former club Brighton. What can you say about your new club and the performances so far?” 🗣️ Carlos Baleba: “Yeah, the results haven’t been what we wanted so far, and I know the fans expect much more from this club. But I believe that with me joining the team, it can be a different story. That’s one of the reasons I was signed. I’m here to help the team, to bring my qualities into the midfield and help Manchester United win games. I believe the fans will soon see a different United. Better days are coming. ❤️”
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🚨 José Mourinho on the worst league he has ever managed in: 🗣️“If you ask me which league was the most difficult to manage in, I don’t even need to think twice. It's Turkey. Fenerbahçe were not the main problem; the league itself was. Every week, there was another refereeing controversy, another VAR decision, another accusation. The perception that Galatasaray receive favourable treatment in crucial moments became impossible to ignore. I’m not saying every decision was against us, but the consistency of the controversies was incredible. You prepare your team for 90 minutes, yet sometimes decisions outside your control can decide the entire match. The distrust became so serious that clubs were demanding foreign referees for major games. Then you have investigations involving referees and betting, which only made people question the system even more. I have managed in England, Spain, Italy and Portugal, and I never experienced this level of chaos around refereeing. I respect the fans and the passion, but Turkey is easily the most difficult league I have ever managed in.”
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🚨 Gary Neville on Kobbie Mainoo being called up by England Gary Neville 🗣️ I’ve started to see Kobbie Mainoo as something else entirely , not just because of his ability, but because of his mentality. Not every young player can go through difficult moments, lose confidence from people around him, and still come back with the determination to prove everyone wrong. Kobbie said he wanted to go to the World Cup. He didn’t complain, he didn’t make excuses , he went away, worked, and in just five months convinced the manager that he was ready for the biggest stage. And every time he steps onto that pitch, he looks more mature, more confident and more complete. What impresses me most is that he plays with the mentality of someone who has something to prove. He doesn’t look satisfied with simply being called up. He wants to earn his place. I respect Kobbie Mainoo enormously , not just for how good he is, but for the character he has shown when many expected him to fall.”
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🚨 Nicky Butt on Carlos Baleba being available for Fulham Nicky Butt 🗣️: Carlos Baleba being available for Fulham is good news, but let’s not pretend his return will suddenly fix Manchester United. United’s biggest problem right now is mentality. You can buy quality, but you cannot buy hunger, intensity or discipline. Baleba can improve the midfield, but he won’t suddenly make the team press, run harder and defend better. That is the coach’s responsibility. He needs to demand more from these players and bring the fight back into the team. A player returning from injury is a boost, but it doesn’t guarantee three points. Until the mentality changes, no individual player is going to save United.”
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🚨🎙️ Micah Richards on some Manchester United fans blaming Marcus Rashford for the club’s results: 🗣️ “Some people are saying Rashford is a bad omen for Manchester United. 👀 Okay then… let’s bench him for three games straight and see what you lot mean. 😂 If the team performs better without him, then fair enough, you’ll have something to talk about. But if United struggle again, maybe it’s time to stop blaming one player and start looking at the bigger picture. Football doesn’t work like that. One player cannot be responsible for every result, especially when there are problems across the team. So let’s see what happens when Rashford isn’t on the pitch.” 👀
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