🚨🎙️ Patrice Evra on Arsenal fans sending him abuse over his football banter:
🗣️ “Arsenal fans, please take it easy on me. Some of you have been sending me the wildest curses in my DMs. 😭😂
I’m already depressed by Manchester United’s poor season, and I’m just trying to find a little happiness in your failures. Hate it or love it, I’ll keep bantering as long as United keep stressing me out. 💀🤣
But please, ease up on the curses. At the end of the day, it’s just football banter. ❤️”
🚨🎙️ Zinedine Zidane on Kylian Mbappé apologising to the Chinese people:
🗣️ “Did Kylian Mbappé really intend to insult the Chinese people? 🤔
Honestly, I don’t believe that was his intention. For months, fans have been calling Mbappé a ‘dictator’ and turning his image into viral memes. When he was asked which meme made him laugh the most, he mentioned the one comparing him to a Chinese dictator. That doesn’t automatically mean he intended to disrespect the Chinese people.
They have every right to express their concerns, and Mbappé has apologised. As a global superstar, he has taken responsibility for his words. I hope both sides can move forward from this.”
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🚨🎙️ 🚨🎙️ Wayne Rooney on Manchester United’s decision to keep Michael Carrick as the club’s manager:
🗣️"If we are being completely real about the situation, after that 3–0 loss to Bournemouth at Old Trafford, even Michael himself body-language-wise looked like he knew it was over. You could see it in his eyes—the air had completely gone out of the room. So where on earth is this decision coming from?
What are the actual reasons here? Is it because the board doesn’t have a clear backup plan ready? Is it because they are bogged down in corporate red tape and boardroom hesitation? Whatever it is, expecting this to suddenly turn around against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge is completely unrealistic.
You cannot look at a squad sitting 16th in the Premier League table after eight games, winless in eight matches across all competitions, and honestly believe that doing the exact same thing is going to yield a different result. The players have lost confidence, the fans are completely exhausted by the constant cycle of false dawns, and the environment has turned toxic.
This isn't about Michael as a person—he’s a top guy and a legend at the club. This is about an executive structure under INEOS and the Glazers that seems terrified of making a hard tactical call, preferring to drag out the agony rather than admit a mistake. It’s illogical, it’s unfair to the supporters, and it shows how far the operational standards at Manchester United have fallen."
🚨🎙️ Toni Kroos on Kylian Mbappé still not winning the Ballon d’Or at Real Madrid:
🗣️ “It took Dembélé two seasons at PSG to win his first Ballon d’Or. Harry Kane took three seasons at Bayern Munich, and now Mbappé is in his second season at Real Madrid, producing incredible numbers but still without the biggest individual award. 👀
For me, the last three Ballon d’Or winners have shown how much team trophies influence this award. Rodri, Dembélé and Kane are great players, but were they really the best players in the world in those years if you take trophies out of the equation? I don’t think so. 🤷♂️
Mbappé keeps delivering goals and putting up incredible numbers, but without trophies at Real Madrid, his efforts might continue to go unrewarded.
This is not the Real Madrid we all know. At this club, winning is everything. Something needs to change quickly, because we cannot keep allowing individual brilliance to go to waste because the team is failing to win trophies. 🤍🏆”
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🚨🚨🎙Alex Crook on United’s lack of a succession plan:
“There needs to be a succession plan in place. That’s what the best-run clubs do.
If another manager loses his job after a poor run, it shouldn’t only be Michael Carrick held responsible. Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada should also face scrutiny.
The Stretford End made their feelings clear. Carrick was applauded off, the players were booed, and there were chants aimed at the directors, the Glazers and Sir Jim Ratcliffe.”
🚨🎙️ Micah Richard on Lamine Yamal saying Pau Cubarsí deserved the Young Talent of the Year award more:
🗣️ “He’s only saying that because he wanted the main award tonight, the Ballon d’Or. 😭😂
You can tell he’s disappointed. He won the Young Talent award, but deep down, he wanted to walk away with the biggest prize of the night. That’s football! 💀🏆”
🚨🎙️ Jamie Carragher on Lamine Yamal winning the Young Talent of the Year award on Ballon d’Or night:
🗣️ “Once you win this, forget about the Ballon d’Or. They’re not giving you both awards on the same night. 😭😂
If Yamal has already walked away with the Young Talent award, I doubt he’s going to win the Ballon d’Or tonight.”
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🚨🚨🎙 Alex Crook questions Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s faith in Jason Wilcox:
“What has Jason Wilcox done to earn that level of trust?
Look at some of the signings he made at Southampton, including Gavin Bazunu for £25m, who is now at Bolton. There were other poor decisions during his time there, yet he has become a key figure at Manchester United.
The big concern for many fans is that Wilcox will now have a major say on the next managerial appointment. If that decision is not right, the problems at the club could continue.”
🚨🎙️ Michael Owen on Rodri performance against Real Madrid:
🗣️ "Rodri is NOT a threat to Real Madrid! I’ve said it many times. He can complete 150 passes, but he CAN’T deliver even 5 decisive passes that truly threaten Real Madrid’s defence.
Even Bernardo Silva was more impactful than Rodri in El Clásico. Just safe ball circulation and good positional sense can’t decide a BIG GAME. It’s a normal impact, like that of any regular player.
Only special players can decide the match, like Pedri, Raphinha, Mbappé, Diomande, Güler, and Valverde. I don’t count Rodri in that list."
🚨🎙️ Marcelo on Real Madrid beating Barcelona 2-1 in El Clásico:
🗣️ "Despite the result, first of all, I want to congratulate Barcelona for being consistent in all the games they have played since the start of this season.
But when you are playing against Real Madrid, especially when we have José Mourinho, the Special One, just expect nothing except a loss.
A 2-1 result wasn't bad, but as fans, we thought Mbappé should have scored a hat-trick in this game.
But we are good to go! Now, one game down and three points gained, we are back in the conversation for winning La Liga.
The way Real Madrid are performing, there is no challenge they cannot handle."
🚨🎙️ Gareth Bale on Real Madrid drawing 1-1 with Barcelona in El Clásico:
🗣️ “Just when I thought we were finally in control of the game, Barcelona found a way to get themselves back into it. 😭
This is what happens when you keep wasting your chances! Real Madrid should be winning this game COMFORTABLY before Barcelona even think about a comeback. They’ve had so many opportunities to kill this game, but they keep letting Barcelona off the hook. 🤦🏽♂️
Someone needs to remind these players that you cannot afford to be this wasteful in a game like El Clásico, especially against Barcelona, who treat this fixture like a final. 😭🤍”
🚨🎙️ Ryan Giggs on Michael Carrick and INEOS:
🗣️ "You can blame CARRICK all you want but we all know Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Bruno, Shaw and the rest of these bums will still be here in the next TWO seasons getting another manager fired.
Glazers, INEOS, and the incompetent players are the main culprit, and they are well backed by the FANS with their player FC mentality."
🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Michael Carrick benching Bruno Fernandes against Bournemouth:
🗣️ “Even if Manchester United lose this game against Bournemouth, Carrick has still made the right decision by benching Bruno Fernandes.
No player is bigger than the club. If you're going to question the manager's tactics publicly, you have to be prepared to face the consequences. It doesn't matter who you are.” 👀
🚨🎙️ Rio Ferdinand questions France Football removing the B.O.A.T. voting percentages:
🗣️ “Why remove the voting percentages now? 👀
Cristiano Ronaldo was leading with 75%, while Messi was sitting in second place with just 9%. Then suddenly, the percentages disappear?
Would this have happened if Messi was the one dominating the vote instead of Cristiano? 🤔
I’m not accusing anyone, but the timing raises questions. If it’s a public vote, why hide the numbers when the results don’t go the way people expected? 👀🐐”
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🚨Roberto De Zerbi on Tottenham beating Chelsea:
🗣️“Tottenham will shock a lot of people this time. We have finally woken up. Maybe it is late, but we are not too late.
Winning against Chelsea is just the beginning of what we want to achieve.
I know people have lost faith in this team, but we are ready to change that.
The players are beginning to understand what I want from them.
We have quality, we have hunger, and now we are starting to believe again.
I don't care what people say about our position in the table.
Tottenham is a big club, and we cannot continue to play like a team without ambition.
Chelsea should not expect an easy game against us.lloppp
We are going into every match with the mentality of winners.
Our fans deserve better, and we want to give them something to celebrate.
Let everyone underestimate us. We will do our talking on the pitch.”
🚨🎙️ Wayne Rooney on Getafe offering Jadon Sancho just £10,000 a week:
🗣️ “That is completely disrespectful from Getafe.
I’m not Sancho’s biggest fan, but offering a player of his calibre just £10,000 a week at 26 years old is a massive insult.
If you don’t value the player enough, don’t bother making an offer in the first place. Put some respect on his name.” 👀🔥
🚨🎙️ Al Hamdan on Cristiano Ronaldo handing him the Man of the Match award after Al Nassr’s win over Al Faisaly:
🗣️ Al Hamdan: “After the match, I felt a tap on my shoulder. When I turned around, it was Cristiano. 😭❤️
He told me to follow him, and I did, wondering, ‘What is he trying to do?’ Only for him to hand me the Man of the Match award when we got there. 🥹👏
Cristiano is a great leader who motivates us a lot in the dressing room. He works 10 times harder in training, even after achieving so much in football.
Sometimes, when we see him working that hard, we ask ourselves, ‘Are you sure this man is over 40 years old?’ 😅🐐
We are so lucky to share the pitch with the greatest of all time.” ❤️🐐








































