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how? no be the host country matter?

Tecno66:
Seems the more the countries, the more money they make. All is business.

Mynd44:
You don't get it. Infantino is consolidating power. The top countries in Europe and South America want him out and will likely vote against him so he is trying to please the "smaller" ones so they can vote for him and he will be re-elected.

hungry people are not complaining enough

people actually pay for this?

only looter can afford this.

lagos is a shithole

how e get police officer him back sef?

you see them?
now ICC target them, dey wan dismantle am after killing too many people.
corrupt government

why you have to arrest for defamation?

why do these stations like to give attention to criminals?

they are wearing bra

people wey dey blast saharareporters. shame on you

this minister don enter wahala lane

make dem go check ooo... the man dey criticise governor

this invictus only spend less than 5 years

na wahala be dis

the referee is fair. that referee for egypt was one of the worst

quick quick dem run call Jesus

Newly named Portugal coach Jorge Jesus said on Friday that there is still room on the team for star Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo, a five-time Ballon d'Or winner and the only player to score in six World Cups, could not help Portugal get past the round of 16 at this World Cup, despite scoring three goals.

After Portugal were eliminated by Spain, the 41-year-old announced his retirement from World Cup play but did not close the door on appearing for the national team again. Jesus, who on Friday signed a four-year contract with Portugal to run through the 2030 World Cup, said he would welcome Ronaldo back to the national team.

"I haven't spoken to Cris yet. He will never be a problem for the national team or for me," said Jesus. "As for the controversy, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. "When the time comes to make a decision, I will speak with Cris and with everyone else individually. Cris is a symbol of Portugal. He will go down in history. It has been a great pleasure working with him. He is incredibly easy to work with.

"I need to speak with him to find out what he wants to do. He has always told me that he wants to finish his career at Al Nassr. If he is in a position to be called up, I will do so." The 71-year-old Jesus was unveiled on Friday afternoon at Portugal's Football Federation (FPF) headquarters in Lisbon.

"I'm 71, but I feel 50 because I'm healthy. I train every day -- an hour or two. It's going to be a tough challenge, but I'm convinced we'll win.
"Age doesn't matter. Look at Cris. Under me, he used to cover 8 kilometers per match, reaching speeds above 25 km per hour. He played when I felt it was necessary. Sometimes I wouldn't even name him to the bench.

"Still on the subject of Cris, he played in 31 of 50 games last year. I substituted him 16 times and there were never any problems. I have a big advantage here because 12 of the players called up for the World Cup have already worked with me." Jorge Jesus succeeds Spaniard Roberto Martínez, who departed after his contract expired following Portugal's elimination from the World Cup.

The Portuguese manager was available after leaving Al Nassr in May having guided the team to the Saudi Pro League title. Jorge Jesus is looking forward to his first experience guiding a national team in his 36-year coaching career.

"Today we start down a new path. Welcome to the national team Mr. Jorge Jesus," the Portugal federation said in a statement.


https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/49323493/jorge-jesus-portugal-head-coach-world-cup-exit

how many of them na former public officials?

rubbish. where are the kidnappers??

they should be paraded.

all for one secondary school. scam loading

time for debruyne to retire. nothing from him at all

er. you mean FIFA is behind the loss?

APOPTOSIS:
It was rigged by FIFA by African Arabs

over. very professional game. france cut through morocco like butter

france knows how to waste time with 2 goals lead

this one na for public, but someone go tell this minister behind the scenes, that bandits are their brothers

na him be dat ooo

truthera:
Based on it's glumy hopeless trajectory.... Nigeria's dissolution or total devolution remains the only inevitable cause that the few sane good people left in the contraption must pursue in order to save their children and future generations.....

you just need one CORRUPT BARAO to derail every thing

these people are really in bad company

this man for call TRUMP

Egypt Head Coach, Hossam Hassan, will not be watching any more of the World Cup, he said on Tuesday, blaming refereeing errors for his country’s heartbreaking elimination from the tournament at the hands of Argentina. Egypt were 2-0 up with 11 minutes left ‌of their last 16 clash against the holders Argentina, agonisingly close to one of the great World Cup upsets, only to concede three goals in the closing stages and go out.

They were picked apart at the end of the game by a Lionel Messi-inspired comeback, but Hassan insisted his team were better. “I’m going home and won’t be watching any more games from the tournament,” he ⁠told a press conference last night.

“What happened to us wasn’t fair. We should have had a penalty, a goal was disallowed, and I don’t know why it was disallowed.” Egypt netted in the 62nd minute through Mostafa Zico, but a VAR check found there was a foul from the Egyptians in the buildup. They also claimed a late penalty after a tug on Hamdy Fathy, and their anger was exacerbated by Argentina going down the other end and scoring a 92nd-minute winner.

“Even if the goals came from mistakes, the biggest mistake is not getting what you’re entitled to from those responsible for making the decisions,” said Hassan, whose ‌press ⁠conference was a long litany of complaints. “I’m the type of person who hates losing. And when it’s a defeat that feels unjust like today’s, I can only tell the fans not to be upset. We wanted so much to give them more joy,” he added.
“But what made me happy was that my players followed the game plan ⁠on many occasions and worked very well.”

Egypt had been surprisingly attacking early on in the game, a departure from Hassan’s usual tactic of playing with a tight defence and looking for counter-attack opportunities. It helped them take an early ⁠lead, but it was the heroics of goalkeeper Mostafa Shoubir that ensured they remained in front by halftime. “I’m very, very satisfied with the effort they put in. Most of our players come from the ⁠Egyptian domestic league, while many players in other national teams are based in Europe and live in that professional environment,” Hassan added.

“Yet with predominantly local players — besides Mohamed Salah and Omar Marmoush — we were able to compete with anyone.”


READ MORE https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/07/08/egypts-coach-furious-with-referee-insists-officiating-unfair-to-pharaohs/

the woman na gorilla.

thats good