Project - 7 Marathon’s in 7 Week’s
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Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
"If I ever made you happy, if one of my goals ever made you embrace someone, forget a worry or feel proud, then it was all worth it."
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
Over the years, I learned a few very simple things:
Goals fade.
Trophies end up in museums.
Records are eventually broken.
But there's one thing that time can never erase..
The place we hold in people's heart.
If I ever made you happy, if one of my goals ever made you embrace someone, forget a worry or feel proud, then it was all worth it.
-CR7 2026.
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
🚨🎙️ | Erik ten Hag on Cristiano Ronaldo:
"He could no longer bring himself to push through the pain.
"To give everything every single day. And to train at his maximum in order to get fit. And if you’re not fit in the Premier League, UCL well then you simply have NO chance!"
[@ESPNnl]
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
The greatest fly-on-the-wall documentary yet to be created is Roy Keane taking over as manager of Man Utd. Every last one of them - players, owners, Fergie, the lot - get absolutely eviscerated in the most spectacular fashion. Utd could pay off their debts with the PPV money.
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
Roy Keane was desperate to bring up the horse in today's Overlap podcast.. 😂
Don't think him and Sir Alex Ferguson will be making up anytime soon.
🐎🤯 Did you know a dispute over a RACEHORSE helped pave the way for the Glazers to buy Manchester United?
It all started with Sir Alex Ferguson and a champion racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar.
Ferguson believed he owned 50% of the horse, including its incredibly valuable stud rights, potentially worth tens of millions of pounds.
But Irish businessman John Magnier, who was also a major Manchester United shareholder, disputed his claim.
The disagreement turned into a bitter legal battle, with Magnier and fellow shareholder JP McManus putting pressure on Ferguson and demanding investigations into United's transfer dealings.
The relationship completely broke down and led to a settlement out of court and was followed by Magnier and McManus putting their shares up for sale.
In May 2005, they sold their combined 28.7% stake in Manchester United to Malcolm Glazer, giving him the controlling interest he needed to complete his takeover.
The Glazers then took control of United through a debt-funded takeover that would change the club's financial future forever.
All because of a falling-out over a horse. 🐎😳
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
🐎🤯 Did you know a dispute over a RACEHORSE helped pave the way for the Glazers to buy Manchester United?
It all started with Sir Alex Ferguson and a champion racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar.
Ferguson believed he owned 50% of the horse, including its incredibly valuable stud rights, potentially worth tens of millions of pounds.
But Irish businessman John Magnier, who was also a major Manchester United shareholder, disputed his claim.
The disagreement turned into a bitter legal battle, with Magnier and fellow shareholder JP McManus putting pressure on Ferguson and demanding investigations into United's transfer dealings.
The relationship completely broke down and led to a settlement out of court and was followed by Magnier and McManus putting their shares up for sale.
In May 2005, they sold their combined 28.7% stake in Manchester United to Malcolm Glazer, giving him the controlling interest he needed to complete his takeover.
The Glazers then took control of United through a debt-funded takeover that would change the club's financial future forever.
All because of a falling-out over a horse. 🐎😳
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
How do you have 8 Ballon d'Ors, but when the world is asked to vote on the single most impressive, dominant, and undisputed individual win ever, they pick the guy who has 5? This is what you get when half of your awards are heavily disputed as charity handouts from FIFA.
Siuu.
Brandon Tanomjit retweeted
Harry Kane went straight to the club to celebrate his Ballon d’Or win… see the bottles they brought out for him 😂🔥
Brandon Tanomjit 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.
