Narmi retweeted
During the last game against Aston Villa, @SaeedTV_ walked out of the stadium while fans were protesting, apparently expecting the remaining supporters to follow him. But they stayed in their seats.
This should be a wake up call for every Manchester United fan. The same supporters who had an opportunity to stand together in protest remained in the stadium and celebrated a draw under INEOS and the Glazers.
The UK fanbase needs to take more responsibility. They are part of the problem.
Narmi retweeted
Conte is available. Nagelsmann is available. Emery could also become an option next season.
But Manchester United are looking at Pochettino.
At some point, we have to accept that the biggest problem at this club isn't just the managers. It's the people making these decisions.
You cannot run Manchester United with the ambition and mentality of a small club and expect to compete with Europe's elite.
Narmi retweeted
I’ve never seen a man with this strong mentality.
He just lost the Ballond’Or… you can’t get inside his head.. NEVER
Narmi retweeted
One of Lamine Yamal's biggest crimes is setting such ridiculously high standards for himself so early in his career that people sometimes judge him unfairly.
His performance against Atlético Madrid was outstanding. He kept creating chances, constantly threatening and even registered an assist. He was arguably more influential than Raphinha, who supposedly has the better big-game record for Barcelona.
Yamal is already one of the biggest forces in this attack, and the frightening thing is that he's still living up to the standards he's set for himself.
Narmi retweeted
Just give him time. He's coming from Serie A and needs time to adapt to the intensity of the Premier League. Don't forget he's also coming back from an injury. He's still only 21, so there's no need to rush him or write him off already. Give him time to settle and show what he can do.
Narmi retweeted
I think this is exactly why a growing number of young football fans don't see Lionel Messi as the kind of role model they want to follow. And honestly, his behaviour is making that conversation even bigger. 💀
Let's be honest. Being one of the greatest footballers of all time doesn't automatically make you a great role model. Your legacy isn't built only on trophies, Ballon d'Ors and records. It's also about your mentality, attitude, maturity and how you treat other players, especially the younger generation.
And this isn't the first time we've seen this kind of behaviour. We've seen unnecessary confrontations and moments of frustration throughout different stages of his career. Now, even at Inter Miami, we're seeing similar situations.
But seriously, what are you trying to prove here? You're Lionel Messi. You've already achieved everything a footballer could dream of. Yet you're getting involved in unnecessary arguments and provocations with a 20-year-old kid who is still trying to establish himself in professional football.
And the funniest part? The young player actually had to approach you and ask you to calm down. Imagine that. A 20-year-old showing more composure in that situation than a football legend.
This is why some younger fans look up to different players when choosing their footballing role models. They don't just want someone who can score goals, win trophies and break records. They want someone who can demonstrate humility, discipline, respect and maturity even when things aren't going their way.
You can be a footballing genius and still make yourself a questionable example for the next generation.
Being a legend earns you respect, but your behaviour determines whether you continue to deserve it.
Man, nobody is asking you to be perfect. But at least start acting like the legend everyone keeps telling us you are. 😭💀
Narmi retweeted
Imagine trying to attract an elite manager while structuring his contract like you're already preparing to sack him.
Manchester United's board seems more interested in minimising compensation payments than giving a manager the confidence and stability to build something meaningful.
You cannot demand elite results while operating with such a small-club mentality. No wonder this club keeps going backwards.
🚨 𝗘𝗫𝗖𝗟𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗩𝗘: Several managers are OPEN to taking charge of Manchester United but remain RELUCTANT to commit.
This is due to concerns over the club’s insistence on including break clauses in managerial contracts, similar to the one in Michael Carrick’s deal.
Many managers who are being monitored by the club believe that this type of clause indicates the club is already thinking the manager will fail even before taking the job.
Narmi retweeted
Where are all those Madridistas who were crying that without Rodri, we wouldn’t have a decent team?
By the way, when Madrid signed Bernardo Silva, I was one of those who doubted him. But he’s proving me wrong, and I owe him an apology. Fair play to him! 👏🤍
Narmi retweeted
The igbos will only vote who they know to have integrity and can take the country forward so they can do business in peace.
Bring out Rochas Okorocha and he won’t get 5 percent votes from the igbos
Ojukwu himself contested for the presidency and didn’t even win 30 percent of the votes in the east.
But you see Yorubas omo
If Satan himself is yoruba and decides to contest, they will vote him o
