You're not the only one invested in the internal issues of the club. Give us evidence he faked that injury.
Replying to @AchekuKing
I understand yur view and I respect it bro..
But truth is some of us are really invested in internal issues than many others, I’m not building my page just for clout bro, I’m putting the work in but let’s leave it at that..
"Critical thinker" making serious allegations about a professional with zero evidence. 😂😂 Busy arguing in the replies that I don't post for clout while chasing clout themselves. The internet is really a special place 😂
Y’all said this boy was in his right to fake an injury, I said it then that he’s building player power & England camp is the last place to do that openly..
He’s last in the ranks, he hasn’t done anything special for England to give him that rep
I’m sorry but this might be the end of his international career.
PRIDE GOES BEFORE DESTRUCTION OF MAN
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Replying to @HHichilema
Did you increase the number of ministries and Mps so that the tax payers can foot their wage bill?
All this is just content. All those Villa players would be below average players at United.
Jan retweeted
The only thing that would definitively put an end to the debate is if President Hakainde Hichilema publicly states that he does not support the removal of term limits as President Frederick Chiluba did in 2001. Otherwise, we keep moving.
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Rethink the protest, third term debate is imaginary, Govt tells CSOs
By Namo Phiri
CHIEF Government Spokesperson Elvis Nkandu says Civil Society Organisations planning to protest against the removal of the presidential term limit should reconsider their decision.
On Wednesday, a consortium of CSOs notified the Zambia Police Service of its intention to hold a peaceful procession on November 25, 2026, to oppose calls for
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Glazers and Sir Jim would never
Newcastle United’s owners injected a further £95million ($127.8m) into the club as equity in October, filings at UK Companies House show.
Fans should not get too excited about this cash injection and its proximity to the January window. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the Reubens are not ploughing in money ahead of a guaranteed mid-season splurge (January reinforcements may well arrive, but they will potentially need to be funded by exits).
But what this latest cash injection does show is that, despite understandable concern with Newcastle's direction of travel on the field, the owners continue to display long-term financial commitment.
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