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Manchester City have been found guilty of 115 charges by the premier League though they have appealed and we're awaiting the verdict for the case. Do you think they should suffer the same consequences that Juventus suffered in 2006 ?
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Calciopoli Scandal is something Italian Football in its totality will never forget especially Juventus supporters and players at the time. Do you want to know what calciopoli is all about; Click the link below to watch the full breakdown of The CALCIOPOLI Scandal.


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Do you know that Juventus were once relegated to the serie b after being found guilty of making suspicious telephone calls with referees. This scandal is known as Calciopoli.


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Wayne Rooney has always chosen Lionel Messi ahead of his former teammate at Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo. Although, he stated his reason for that but that's not the only reason. This video will reveal why Wayne Rooney puts Lionel Messi ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo.


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This channel is dedicated to telling Untold football stories. Stories of forgotten 😔 heroes, legends of the beautiful game and so much more.

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The Year 2006 was a challenging one for Cristiano Ronaldo as his teammate Wayne Rooney wanted him to be sold and told the Manager, Sir Alex Ferguson that he won't play unless Cristiano Ronaldo leaves the club also Manchester United fans also wanted Cristiano Ronaldo to leave the club but here's the twist; One man decided that Cristiano Ronaldo isn't going to leave the club. If you want to find out who that man is click the video link below, Also don't forget to like this video, subscribe to this channel and turn on the notifications bell.


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Sir Alex Ferguson wanted to sell Cristiano Ronaldo because Wayne Rooney had told him that he wouldn't play as long as Cristiano Ronaldo is still in the team. This Prompted Sir Alex Ferguson To Tell Cristiano Ronaldo to move on from Manchester United. What really happened between both players?
Catch all the details of the Untold Story on Football Chronicles


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This is the full video which contains details about how this drunkard led Arsenal to the Premier League Trophy.


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This young man was made the captain of arsenal at a very young age because of his abilities as a player then he began an habit that would eventually send him to the prison. He tried stopping when he regained his freedom but it was very difficult for him but during that spell he led arsenal to the premier League title playing a pivotal role while he was in prison.

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Justin fashanu came out when he was playing that's what I'm talking about


He's not the only gay footballer. Thomas Hizelsperger the former Germany and Aston Villa midfielder also came out of the closet as gay after his career ended.[/quote]

Not every football story is about talent — some are about redemption.

In December 1990, Tony Adams was 24 years old, Arsenal captain, England international, and leader of the famous Back Four. A hero in London.

One night after heavy drinking, he crashed his car into a wall. Police tested him and he was four times over the legal limit. The court didn't care that he was a star — he was sentenced to four months in Chelmsford Prison. He served 57 days.

The press wrote him off. "Finished player." "Drunk." Even some Arsenal fans doubted him.

But prison changed his life.

He came out, went to rehab, and admitted he was an alcoholic. George Graham kept faith and kept him as captain. Under Arsène Wenger, he quit drinking completely.

What happened after?

*1991* - Won the First Division title months after leaving prison
*1993* - Won the FA Cup and League Cup Double as captain
*1998* - Won the Premier League and FA Cup Double, scoring that famous left-foot volley vs Everton
*2002* - Won another Premier League and FA Cup Double as captain, then retired

From a prison cell to lifting the Premier League trophy. Four league titles as Arsenal captain. No other Arsenal captain has matched it till today.

Vieira had the skill, Henry had the goals, but for mental strength and leadership? Tony Adams is number one.

Question: If this happened in this era of social media, would Adams have survived the scandal or would cancel culture have ended his career?

Let's discuss.

You can click the link below to watch the full video about Tony Adams also don't forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel, like the video and comment if you think he's Arsenal's greatest captain.


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Many people no sabi say Tony Adams don go prison before.

December 1990, Arsenal captain, 24 years old, Highbury hero — police catch am for drink-driving, 4 times over limit. Court give am 4 months for Chelmsford prison. He serve 57 days.

Most players career for don end there. Media write am off, fans dey insult am.

But this guy come out, stop drinking, still remain captain, still lead Arsenal win league titles again in 91, 98 and 2002.

From jail to lifting EPL trophy. No be many footballers fit do am.

That na why I still say na him be Arsenal greatest captain — no be only football, na mental strength.

Wetin una think? Any other player don do this kind comeback?

This is the full video of how he led Arsenal To The Premier League Trophy From The Prison.

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I made a research this week and discovered that in the history of the sport there has only been one footballer who came out openly as gay and maybe what befell has made other footballers who practice such keep it secret. Should it be allowed in football or do u feel that the same consequence that befell Justin fashanu should also happen to them?
Drop your opinions in the comment section guys.


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Most people know John Fashanu. But his younger brother Justin was more talented.

In 1981, at 19, Justin Fashanu became Britain's first £1m black footballer. Nottingham Forest signed him. He won Goal of the Season vs Liverpool. Brian Clough said he could be anything.

Then his form dropped. And in 1990, he became the first active pro in England to come out as gay — front page of The Sun: "I AM GAY"

Everything collapsed after that.

His own brother John publicly said he would "fix" him. Clubs stopped calling. Fans chanted abuse. He went from Premier League to playing in America, coaching kids for $50 a week and sleeping in his car.

In 1998, after a false accusation in the US, he fled back to London. On May 2nd, 1998, he took his own life in Shoreditch. He was 37. He left a note saying he had already been presumed guilty.

For 30 years after him, no active Premier League player came out. Because they saw what happened to Justin.

I made a full video breakdown of his story on my YouTube — *Football Chronicles* — where every footballer has a story. Link in my profile.

RIP Justin Fashanu. 1961-1998.


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This Nigerian was the first black player to be worth one million pounds. He was the first person in football history to come out openly as gay but what befell him after this decision is something not to be forgotten in football history.
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You know John Fashanu — Wimbledon, Gladiators, big, loud, rich.

But most people don't know his younger brother, Justin.

Justin Fashanu was actually the bigger talent. In 1981, he became Britain's FIRST £1 million black footballer when Nottingham Forest signed him. Brian Clough called him better than anyone.

At 19, he scored Goal of the Season against Liverpool. The country loved him.

Then his career started to fall. Injuries. Loans. Clough abandoned him.

And in 1990, he did what NO active footballer had ever done — he came out as gay on the front page of The Sun. £300,000 headline: "£1m Football Star: I AM GAY"

What followed was hell.

The Sun paid him but then mocked him for years. Justin claimed he had affairs with MPs and big names — nobody believed him.

His own brother John publicly disowned him. Said: "My brother is not gay, he is just seeking attention. If he is gay, we can fix it."

His own mother? The black community in London turned their back. The white football crowd? Bananas on the pitch, chants: "Fashanu is a puff."

He went from Norwich hero to sleeping in his car in America, coaching kids soccer for $50 a week.

In 1998, a 17-year-old boy in Maryland accused him of sexual assault. Justin said it was consensual. He panicked and fled back to London. Police said they were not even going to arrest him, but he didn't know.

On May 2nd, 1998, he was found hanged in a garage in Shoreditch, London. He was 37.

He left a note: "I realised I have already been presumed guilty. I do not want to give any more embarrassment to my friends and family."

He was the first. And for 30 years, NO other active Premier League footballer came out after him — because they saw what happened to Justin.

His daughter Amal Fashanu (born before he came out) now runs The Justin Fashanu Foundation to fight homophobia in football. His niece said John Fashanu finally apologised years later.

Question for you: Was Justin Fashanu destroyed by England's homophobia? I want to hear your honest take.


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Do you know that there was once a gay footballer who came out openly as gay and also he was a Nigerian.

Click the link below 👇 to find about what befell this Nigerian brilliant Footballer.

Also don't forget to like, share, subscribe and drop your options in the comment section of the video.


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Guys, I just finished research on a story that shook me.

Imagine this:

1981. England.

A young Black striker from Norwich is banging goals for fun. He scores a Goal of the Season that is still shown today. Big clubs come calling. He becomes the FIRST Black player in Britain to be sold for £1 million. At 20 years old.

Everybody said he is the future of English football.

Then Nottingham Forest buy him. That is where everything scatter.

His manager at that time was the most feared manager in England. A legend. But he did not like his lifestyle. He started benching him. Openly insulting him in dressing room. Telling him he will never make it.

The boy's form dropped. Confidence gone.

But that was not the worst part.

He was secretly gay in a sport where nobody had ever come out before. Not one player. In 1990, a newspaper forced him to come out. He became the first openly gay male professional footballer in Britain.

Omo, hell broke loose.

- His own blood brother, also a big England striker, publicly disowned him. Said he should not have come out.
- Tabloids were hunting him for stories every week.
- Fans in stadiums were chanting abusive songs.
- FA and PFA did NOTHING. No protection. No support.

From £1 million man, he started dropping - smaller clubs, US, Canada, Sweden, just to play football in peace. But the press followed him everywhere.

In 1998, after false accusations in America (police later said no case to answer), he took his own life in London. He was 37.

Before he died, he wrote: "I realised that I had already been presumed guilty."

Until today, he remains the only top-flight English male player who was openly gay WHILE playing.

No statue. No real apology from the game.

Was it football that killed his career, or was it society that was not ready? And if this happened today with Premier League money and social media, would it be different?*

Let's discuss honestly. No homophobic insults please, just football and life.


Watch the full video to find more about this Nigerian brilliant British-born Footballer.


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In this video you get to find about one Nigeria world class Forward who rejected the idea of becoming a Galactico by not signing for Real Madrid.
Did He Make The Right Decision Or The Wrong One?
Drop your comments in the section of this video.


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Guys, I just finished a documentary on Rashidi Yekini, our legendary Super Eagles striker.

This man scored 37 goals for Nigeria. First Nigerian to score in a World Cup in 1994. African Footballer of the Year 1993. He gave us so many memories.

But his ending was so sad.

After retirement, he was isolated. He was dealing with mental health issues, bipolar and depression. His houses in Ibadan were left to rot. People said he was acting strange, but nobody really helped him.

He died in 2012, alone. And till today, there is still controversy about how he died.

In my new video, I covered:
- His rise from Kaduna to Portugal
- That iconic 1994 goal celebration against Bulgaria
- How he made millions but lost everything
- The real cause of his death and abandonment
- What Nigerian football has learned (or not learned)

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Guys, I just finished a documentary on Rashidi Yekini, our legendary Super Eagles striker.

This man scored 37 goals for Nigeria. First Nigerian to score in a World Cup in 1994. African Footballer of the Year 1993. He gave us so many memories.

But his ending was so sad.

After retirement, he was isolated. He was dealing with mental health issues, bipolar and depression. His houses in Ibadan were left to rot. People said he was acting strange, but nobody really helped him.

He died in 2012, alone. And till today, there is still controversy about how he died.

In my new video, I covered:
- His rise from Kaduna to Portugal
- That iconic 1994 goal celebration against Bulgaria
- How he made millions but lost everything
- The real cause of his death and abandonment
- What Nigerian football has learned (or not learned)

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Guys, I just finished a documentary on Rashidi Yekini, our legendary Super Eagles striker.

This man scored 37 goals for Nigeria. First Nigerian to score in a World Cup in 1994. African Footballer of the Year 1993. He gave us so many memories.

But his ending was so sad.

After retirement, he was isolated. He was dealing with mental health issues, bipolar and depression. His houses in Ibadan were left to rot. People said he was acting strange, but nobody really helped him.

He died in 2012, alone. And till today, there is still controversy about how he died.

In my new video, I covered:
- His rise from Kaduna to Portugal
- That iconic 1994 goal celebration against Bulgaria
- How he made millions but lost everything
- The real cause of his death and abandonment
- What Nigerian football has learned (or not learned)

Full video link: [
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=671Ycx1CYco]

Please watch and drop your thoughts. Do you think Nigeria failed Yekini?

For those who watched him live, what was your best Yekini memory?

He gave Nigeria its most iconic World Cup moment, but Nigeria forgot him when he needed us most. 💔

Rashidi Yekini (1963-2012) remains Nigeria's all-time top scorer with 37 goals. He scored Nigeria's FIRST EVER World Cup goal at USA '94 and gave us that unforgettable celebration where he cried inside the net.

So how did our Goalsfather go from a national hero to dying alone, sick and neglected in Ibadan?

In this video, I break down the painful story behind the betrayal of Rashidi Yekini, his struggles after football, and the big lesson Nigeria still hasn't learned about treating its legends.

Watch till the end. This story will move you.

👉 If this story touched you, please LIKE, COMMENT your favorite Yekini memory, and SUBSCRIBE for more untold Nigerian football stories.

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Guys, I just discovered something crazy while researching for my channel.
After winning the Champions League with Ajax in 1995, this Nigerian winger was wanted by Real Madrid. Madrid called his agent, everything was set.
But he turned them down and joined Real Betis instead.

I made a 6-min documentary breaking down why he rejected Madrid — with his own words. Many of us didn't know the real reason.

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What do you guys think — did he make the right decision?
Football Chronicles — Where Every Footballer Has A Story

He was Africa's most feared winger in the 90s. Champions League winner. Super Eagles legend. And Real Madrid wanted him BADLY.

He was on the verge of joining the Galacticos... but he said NO. He signed for a smaller Spanish club instead.

Why would any African player reject the biggest club in the world?

In this episode of Football Chronicles, we reveal the shocking truth behind one of African football's biggest WHAT-IF transfers, and what the legend himself said years later about that decision.

You will not believe his reason.

Can you guess who this Super Eagles legend is before the reveal? Drop your guess in the comments! 👇

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This Nigerian star won the Champions League with Ajax in 1995, then turned down Real Madrid to become a legend at Real Betis.

He chose respect over the bench — did he make the right call? Comment YES or NO.


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He REJECTED Real Madrid... But Why? The Untold Story! 😱

He was Africa's most feared winger in the 90s. Champions League winner. Super Eagles legend. And Real Madrid wanted him BADLY.

He was on the verge of joining the Galacticos... but he said NO. He signed for a smaller Spanish club instead.

Why would any African player reject the biggest club in the world?

In this episode of Football Chronicles, we reveal the shocking truth behind one of African football's biggest WHAT-IF transfers, and what the legend himself said years later about that decision.

You will not believe his reason.

Can you guess who this Super Eagles legend is before the reveal? Drop your guess in the comments! 👇

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Welcome to Football Chronicles! ⚽🏆
Where football becomes a story.
On this channel, we go beyond the scores and highlights. We bring you the untold stories behind the beautiful game — iconic goals, unbelievable comebbacks, failed transfers, legendary careers, and African football heroes who shaped history.

If you love football not just as a game, but as a STORY — you are home.

🎬 What to expect:
✓ Untold Football Stories
✓ African Football Legends Documentary
✓ What-If Transfers & Rejected Moves
✓ Iconic Moments Explained
✓ Super Eagles & African Football History

This is more than football. This is Football Chronicles.
Where every footballer has a story.

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Nollywood Star Actress, Regina Daniels flaunts new wristwatch on the net.

Regina Daniels, who seems unbothered with the rumours flying here and there posted the unboxing video of the Rolex wristwatch on her Insta page and caption "30k".

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This is coming days after she won the Nollywood personality of the year at the Sun awards.

High personalities were present at the surprise birthday dinner of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of Nigeria on his 88th birthday.

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The event held at Delborough hotel witnessed personalities like Ooni of Ife, Atiku Abubakar, Charles Solido, Obi Cubana and many others.

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