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Full time in Philly! Your Coywolves get 3 points on the road with tremendous come from behind victory!
See you guys at home in Storrs for our first ever home match April 11.
#CTUnited #ForeverUnited #VamosCT
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Barnabas Tanyi’s 86th-minute goal was the difference-maker in a gritty 2-1 win over Philly. A well-earned Man of the Match for our match-winner! ⚽️
#CTUnited #ForeverUnited #VamosCT
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When Jose Mourinho became 'the Dark Lord' after missing out on the Barcelona job...
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“Football is full of unexpected moments, things that happen in a split second. The goal is to develop habits that give you immediate answers. And the only way to do that is by living those situations again and again, until they become natural.”
- Zinedine Zidane
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🗣️Cesc Fabregas(@cesc4official) y los atributos de los entrenadores que lo han dirigido: Wenger, Guardiola, Aragonés y Mourinho 📹 @martinainstein
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Tom Brady said, "We were so prepared and so focused, we were the opposite of tight."
"We were always relaxed because we had the answers to the test."
Preparation builds confidence.
When you prepare, pressure fades and execution takes over.
(🎥@TheHerd)
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F*ck it.
José Mourinho's ITV documentary, released in 2012.
Spectacular. xitter.gq/CFCRetro/status/184797…
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José Mourinho speaking openly about the El Classico, Messi and Cristiano and the match that gave Real Madrid the La Liga title at the Camp Nou. [Thread]
Take the time of your day to watch this, it's worth it.
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Piqué resume la inteligencia de Guardiola y el factor emocional en la época de los durísimos Barcelona 🟦🟥 - Real Madrid ⬜️ de Pep y Mourinho.
📹 The Overlap
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¿Cómo definir a Cholo Simeone? Responden Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suárez, Griezmann, Ronaldo, Mourinho, Guardiola y muchos más. Hoy cumple 54 años 👇
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In Ralf Rangnick's long read, the now Austria manager talks about being inspired by Dynamo Kiev's Valeriy Lobanovskyi, being excited by the transition game, and developing quicker minds rather than quicker feet... 🇦🇹🇩🇪📜
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Ilkay Gündogan: "I remember one time, I was hanging out with a friend of mine when we remembered that it was Pep’s birthday. So my friend suggested that we give him a present. Pep is actually my neighbour here in Manchester, so we bought a bottle of champagne, my friend wrote him a card in Spanish, and then he went to knock on his door. When he came back, he said that Pep had been very happy about it.
Anyway, I went back to the cinema room and kind of forgot about it. About half an hour later, there was a knock on the door. I was like, “Who the f*** is this?” I thought my friend had ordered pizza or something.
My friend opened the door, and it was Pep!
He said, “Where’s Gundo?” (He calls me Gundo.)
We were both really surprised, because Pep is such a private guy. We had seen him around in the elevator and stuff, but he had never been in my apartment. He had brought the champagne bottle and three glasses. He ended up staying for an hour or so, just to chill.
It reminded me that, even though we play football, this profession is also about humans, you know? And I think that, when I end my career, what I will remember the most are the people I shared it with.
I guess you could say the same thing about life."
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Doing my best to break down this banger by Evander. Truthfully goals like this need no words!!
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The wait is almost over... Together: Treble Winners 🏆🏆🏆
The immersive six-part docuseries available globally, only on @netflix, from April 2.
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"They work harder than the other ones. They prepare better than the other ones." 💪
Pep Guardiola says Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer inspire him 🎾
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Go have a read
mlssoccer.com/news/why-emil-…
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Chelsea have won the League Cup 3 times in the past 25 years.
All 3 with José Mourinho.

















