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Explain to me like a 5 year old why Palmer wasn't sent off

🚨Cesc Fàbregas on who deserves to win the Ballon d’Or: 🎙️ Reporter: Cesc, do you believe the Ballon d’Or should go to the player who wins the most trophies, or the player who performs best individually? 🗣️ Cesc Fàbregas: “I don’t believe a player deserves to win the Ballon d’Or simply because he has won the most major trophies. I think individual awards should be decided by individual contributions. There’s a difference between being a good player and being a team player. One player goes into a big game and stays quiet. No goals, no assists, just passing the ball around and moving it from one side to the other. Another player goes into that same big game, scores a goal, provides an assist, but ends up losing the match. So I ask you, who had the greater individual impact on that game? A while ago, I asked Ruben Amorim a question. I said, ‘Ruben, which player do you think deserved to win the Ballon d’Or but never did?’ He didn’t hesitate. He said, ‘Mohamed Salah.’ I asked him why, and he explained that after everything Salah achieved in the Premier League, alongside winning major European trophies, including the Champions League, not winning the Ballon d’Or was a huge shock to him. That conversation stayed with me because it made me think about how we judge these awards. A player can win every trophy available, but individual performances should always be the standard when deciding who deserves an individual award. We cannot keep confusing team success with individual brilliance. And when I look at the players being discussed for this Ballon d’Or, I have absolutely no doubts that Harry Kane deserves to win it. Look at his numbers. Look at his performances. Look at how he carries his team, how he scores goals, how he creates opportunities, and how consistently he delivers. Harry is one hell of a player, and I admire him so much. Honestly, he’s one of those players I wish I had the opportunity to play alongside during my career. The way he understands the game, his movement, his finishing, and his ability to bring other players into the game are exceptional. Of course, we cannot afford Harry Kane at Como! [laughs] But I can tell you now, he would be a dream signing for me. For me, the Ballon d’Or should reward the player who has made the biggest individual contribution, not simply the player who happens to be standing with the biggest collection of trophies at the end of the season. Harry Kane deserves this Ballon d’Or. And if he doesn’t win it, then honestly, we need to have a serious conversation about what this award is actually rewarding. Because if a season like his still isn’t enough, then what exactly does a player have to do to win it?”

This is the real “stupid person”. He is clearly having a meltdown because his administration is a failure, and Democrats are about to trample him in the midterms. He can’t take tough questions and instead just insults people like a five-year-old. Actually he’s worse than a five year-old.

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🚨 The Premier League’s Key Match Incidents panel rules that Bentancur’s red card in #THFC’s match against Manchester United was the CORRECT decision. 🟥 “The on-field red card decision was supported. The actions of Bentancur meet the threshold for violent conduct.” On the decision to not send off Luke Shaw for his aggressive push on Bentancur: “The on-field no red card decision was supported. Shaw's actions are aggressive but don't meet the threshold for violent conduct. 🤨 One panellist felt that Shaw's push was with excessive force so deemed the on-field decision INCORRECT and would have supported a VAR intervention to recommend a red card.” 🤷‍♂️

🚨Rodrigo Bentancur on his altercation with Luke Shaw in the match against Manchester United: 🗣️Reporter: “Rodrigo, you were sent off following the incident with Luke Shaw. Do you feel the referee made the right decision?” 🎙️Bentancur: “Honestly, I still don't understand it. That's what frustrates me the most. I made a clean tackle, I won the ball cleanly, and somehow I'm the one walking off the pitch with a red card. Can someone explain that to me? “Look, football is a contact sport. We're going to make tackles, we're going to compete, and sometimes emotions run high. But if you win the ball fairly, what exactly have you done wrong? “After the tackle, Shaw pushed me. And people need to understand that. I'm not saying I'm proud of how things escalated, but I wouldn't have reacted the way I did if he hadn't put his hands on me first. Why does everyone want to focus on my reaction without looking at what happened before it? “You cannot allow one player to push another and then punish only the person who reacts. That's not how fairness is supposed to work.” Reporter: “Do you think there's inconsistency in the refereeing decisions in this league?” Bentancur: “Absolutely. And what makes it even more frustrating is that I remember a similar incident involving Bruno Fernandes and Phil Foden in the Manchester City game, where Foden was shown a red card. Now we have another controversial situation, and once again, the decisions leave everyone asking questions. “I'm not saying every incident is exactly the same. The referee has to judge what happened, the level of aggression and the context. But that's precisely why I want consistency. If one situation deserves a red card, explain why. If another is different, explain that too. Players deserve clarity. “And of course, this happens with Manchester United involved, and suddenly it becomes an even bigger discussion. I'm not saying United are responsible for the referee's decision, but clubs shouldn't receive different treatment because of their name or reputation. “This league is becoming a disgrace when players leave the pitch feeling that the rules depend on who's involved rather than what actually happened.” “I'm prepared to accept responsibility for my own actions. I'm a professional, and I know I have to control my emotions. But accepting responsibility doesn't mean staying silent when I believe a decision is wrong. “I can take criticism. I can accept a punishment when I've deserved it. What I cannot accept is feeling that the full incident hasn't been judged fairly. “Give us consistency. Give us an explanation. And treat every club the same way. That's all I'm asking for.”

‼️ 🎙️ Antonio Conte on his time at #THFC and his frustrating conversation with Daniel Levy: 👀 “I went to Tottenham with the ambition to turn things round a bit, partly because [Fabio] Paratici was there. When I arrived, they were ninth. We finished fourth, overtaking Arsenal.” 🤝 “I remember we weren’t winning or we’d drawn a game and I sent Daniel Levy a message. He came back to me, ‘Don’t worry, we’ll win the next one’.” “What the…?’ I kept saying to him, ‘Look!’ 🤷🏼‍♂️ “The thing that drove me mad was hearing people around me saying, ‘Tottenham are never going to win anything’. That they’re losers.” “They were made fun of. They’re still being made fun of. Even now. Arsenal lost 3-0 to Brighton and they were joking, ‘Arsenal have turned into Tottenham’, get it? Believe me, this irritated me a lot.” 😤 #THFC #TOTTENHAM #SPURS #COYS

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🚨 Tottenham starting 11 today, predicted by @AlasdairGold: Kinsky, Gray, Van Hecke, Van de Ven, Robertson, Bentancur, Tonali, Fernandes, Savio, Marmoush, Solanke.