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Antony to the Fans: "A big thank you first of all, for all the affection I've received, for their faith in me as well. I've felt it from some fans, I've received messages. I'm really grateful and happy. It's a dream come true to be wearing this shirt.

"They can expect a lot of desire, dedication and fight from me, I always play with a lot of heart. I will always honour the fans with desire, fire in my belly, and full of heart. They can be rest assured that all the effort and challenges for me to be here will have been worth it. Thank you very much, we have great things to achieve together.”

Antony: "I played in my community, I lived in a favela, I lived there until I started playing professionally at Sao Paulo. People wouldn't believe that after seeing me on TV I'd be going back home to the favela at full-time. I didn't have the means to leave. My memories are playing barefoot as I didn't have any boots, playing on the yard with my friends, from afternoon ‘til evening playing football there.

"They are happy memories, I'm not embarrassed to share them. Everything I went through was worth it to be having this experience here today. I've always been very persistent, when I want something I go after it until I get it. I always had plan A to be a professional footballer, there was no plan B. It was always plan A, I was going to carry out plan A to make it and fulfil mine and my family's dream.

"I always had this in mind, I can't imagine what I might have become, as I always believed I'd make it regardless of the difficulties I would face. I'm fulfilling my dream.”

Antony: "I went through a lot, a lot of difficult moments in my life. I know that this will be another challenge. I went through a lot in the past, no football boots, nothing to eat, 3 or 4 in the morning bailing water out of my house as it had flooded. They were very difficult times but I went through it all with a smile.

"I'm certain it was all worth it as I'm reaping the rewards now for what was planted in the past. Those moments have contributed to everything I'm now experiencing.

"I have another challenge now and a lot of stories to tell you, I'll tell you more another day. I feel honoured to be here after everything I went through in the past. Today I can see it was all worth it.”

Antony: "I'm a very relaxed and family-orientated person, I've got my son who I love to spend time with. I like being at home with friends, chatting and having a laugh. I'm very family-orientated and a home body, but I like to have a lot of people in my house, friends to have a good time and a laugh with.”

Antony: "I've been dreaming about this [playing at OT], I've been losing sleep thinking about it, my head and heart were here. Erik knows, everyone at Manchester United knows about my desire to be here and wear the United shirt. I can't wait to put my boots on and start playing and helping my teammates, I'm really looking forward to it.”

Antony: “Of course I watched it [Liverpool Match]. When United scored I celebrated as if I was a fan in the stands. I watched the game closely and attentively, what stood out was the desire, the unity of the team, the fire in their bellies, the desire to play. That's what delighted me about the team. I absolutely watched the game, every minute of it and was really happy with the win and celebrated a lot.”

Antony: "Really, really, really grateful and happy [that Erik fought so hard to get him for United]. I embraced him just now and thanked him in person for believing in my signing. I was really excited and looking forward to coming here and putting on this shirt.

"I'm grateful for the faith and confidence from Erik, not just Erik but all the directors here at Manchester United. I feel really grateful and happy and rest assured I will repay this faith on the pitch by giving 100 per cent.”

Antony: "What stands out about him [Erik] for me is his intelligence. His tactical knowledge, game strategy, attacking play and pressing game that I know very well after working with him for two years. With Erik's style, I was always watching Manchester United from home and I could see this style and see myself here working with him again. What really stands out about Erik is his intelligence.”

Antony: "I hope to continue in this tradition of exciting the fans and pleasing the crowd with my football, not just dribbling and attacking play but if I need to put in a slide tackle, track back, help with marking, there'll be no shortage of desire. I hope to provide continuity here, we have to respect the weight and tradition of the shirt.”

Antony: "There are a lot [Brazilian Role Models], but as I really like dribbling it would be Ronaldinho Gaucho and Ronaldo as well. They are players I always admired because of their dribbling, something I have always liked and I carry it with me today. There are a lot of players though these two stand out for me.”

Antony on what he enjoys the most on the pitch; “Dribbling – it's the Brazilian way, isn't it? Dribbling, speed, scoring goals and celebrating with the fans and everyone else.”

Antony: "My strength is my technique, dribbling, creativity. I think creativity in attack is my main strength Dribbling, passing, playing good balls into my teammates, I think these are my strengths and the difference I make.”

ovoP:
Another gakpo disasterclass.. rashford lite.. not even rashford Pro max.. a worse rashford.

Same Gecko that some Dudes are forcing down our Throats here?

Antony: Martinez has his Argentinian style, we know it well. I love it and it motivates me to see him play. The way he competes, the way he plays he gives his heart and soul on the pitch. I have the same personality he knows me well and knows what I'm like. I put my body on the line – blood, sweat and tears. If I need to leave the pitch really hurting no problem, it's my life, it's my job. Watching Martinez, I know him well, up close. He's a great player we can all see, people recognise this, Martinez is a craque.”

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Can you imagine...

If he contested in APC, he would get more. The same for PDP

It shows clearly here that the man is not the issue here.

The party has no organised structure in that state.


But...But....let us march to create awareness...

Hopefully, INEC would dedicate some percentages for marches.[/color]

We need you at NASS to sponsor a bill on electoral act amendment to that effect.... LMFAO

Incoming.......?!


https://twitter.com/O_ssai/status/1565726824155553802?t=2SF8JMqQs12xqJOS2r9czQ&s=19

Protection of Interests always matter in political Alignments.

This is the Reality!

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The first flaw is decentralisation.

You cannot be decentralised when you need accurate organization to win.

There is a reason parties channel their efforts to one region or state or people more than the other. It does not necessarily mean they hate them. It's to achieve a goal of getting the "highest number".

There has to be a coordinated plan to know what we have, and what we should reach out to. I don't see that in LP

I just hope you won't lament when you see what you ordered vs what you got.[/color]

I repeat.... you are an intelligent Realist par excellence. I doff my hat sire.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I have already made up my mind that this guy fit no win, with what I'm seeing.

Maybe 2027 would present a better chance.

But the whole thing doesn't look convincing and prepared enough for February[/color]

He's definitely not gonna win, rather gonna be a big spoiler for Atiku. His sudden popularity is catastrophic for Atiku, cos he may lose votes in SE and SS, except an Alliance happen and Obi steps down.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It's just the same way the EndSARS era died with little results to show.

If you need to win an election, you need votes.
To get votes, there must be PVC

PDP and APC have a unit in all local governments in Oyo state. They have a list of all registered members in each LG

So, they can even estimate the least votes they should get in any election in the state. LP don't have that

But..but... let's march around so people can see our influence.

Common sense, is not common at all[/color]

You're always spot on. A definitely rare Obi Supporter.... with sense. A Realist par excellence.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are very emotional, and it shows in all your choices I have witnessed online.

You always put your emotions before making decisions

I don't care if the movement organic or agricultural. It does not mean anything..
Absolutely nothing.

1 person with PVC is more valuable than 1 million people without PVC

PVC is the gamechanger.

Instead of marching aimlessly, let them gather under a tree and count how many of them have PVCs

That way, they can start evaluating how many votes Obi has, and how many they are looking for.

These displays don't win elections[/color]

Manchester United can now confirm which shirt numbers will be worn by Antony and Martin Dubravka, the two players we signed on deadline day at the end of the summer 2022 transfer window.

Brazilian winger Antony will wear 21 following his permanent transfer from Ajax, while Slovakian goalkeeper Dubravka will have 31 on his back during his season-long loan from Newcastle United.




Seem Board sill get hope in Greenwood this season.

Tiri tiri tiri

Jodera:
E still too early to cook. Next week dey, make Antony rest jarey

We need Elanga

Elanga ko Elampiro ni!

Jodera:
Lol.. abi na

Hope say this game too early for Antony sha

Kinda early but I still want him play and cook.

Jodera:
Oasis007, You don start to dey upload training pix again?

Morale don high again!

patrickmuf:
What position does he play?

Hes a Midfielder, an AM precisely.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvv5JWXa-mU

DDG..... watch your back!

Don and the Boys!

Golden Boys!

Isak..... watch out for him.