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monerozi5590:You're just so tunnel visioned/minded that you can't even see the big picture. We had no business losing to Man City in that 2nd leg after how we played in the first leg, it was Ancelotti's fault we lost and with that margin. Same thing with last match against ATM, we are better than them and have a better squad but Ancelotti had no idea on how to win them or maybe he just missed the feeling of losing after winning 6 in a row. We keep dropping points where we shouldn't cos our dunce of a Manager is too timid to make bold calls. Perez is already looking for replacements, better late than never. |
monerozi5590:That match last season against Man City, the ones against Barca and Sundays loss what do they have in common? Sometimes if you want to defend something defend it with common sense. Everyone knows the man is a legend both for us and the game generally but he has lost it and he clearly doesn't have the boards backing. All he is doing now is tainting his image, he needs to leave. He has lost to Simeone 5 times, 5 whooping times, losing the League to Barca even when we were better than them, doesn't fully utilize players and is not willing to adjust tactics or approach no matter what. There is nothing left for him here, he should getat |
Rajmeista:Omo make him getat |
usbcable:And he keeps on spewing trash to the media like a fearful child just so he can be politically correct with the board. Coward |
WWE RAW REVIEWS RECAPS AND REACTIONS Forgive Them Father Cody Rhodes opened the show but the opener really wasn’t about him. He addressed why he saved Jey Uso last week and it came down to the fact he sees Jey making better decisions. And rejecting Judgment Day sits at the top of that list. Say their name and they shall appear. That’s when the segment truly started. Dom, Damian Priest, & Finn Balor surrounded Cody, who valiantly stood his ground like a good babyface. Then the intrigue: Jey joined his side, simply out of respect and to repay the favor. Then Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn joined to have their friend’s back. KO and Jey have beef, yeah, but Cody is still his man. And, as Jey said later, he and Sami are still tight, so they’ll always look out for each other. Judgment Day, noting the odds no longer in their favor, backed away. With a tag title match against KO & Sami coming later, Damian saw no need to venture into a losing situation and give their opponents any advantage. Smart, right? Well, yeah, but then came JD McDonagh showed up. With two chairs in hand no less. He passed one to Finn, and they went into battle, followed by Dom. The chairs did nothing as four men still beats three, even three men with plunder. Damian reluctantly joined the fray and then caught most of the heat. After the babyfaces cleared house, they surrounded Damian. Señor pesos en el banco knew the beat down facing him and he told them all to bring it. You know how that ended. And if you somehow don’t understand how math works, then Damian’s reaction later to JD and the rest of Judgment Day spelled it out for you: Damian put the fear of God in everyone, including Finn. But therein lies the rub because without JD, Judgment Day don’t retain their championships this week. As commentary pointed out, they’re not champions at all without JD. Once Dom showed up during the tag match, followed by Jey, then Cody, it became clear that Judgment Day needs more hands. There are too many targets on their collective backs with seemingly no end in sight. JD keeps doing his best to earn Damian’s goodwill and at what point does Damian relent simply because of the odds? Mami seems against it, even from afar: But one wonders how long they can keep this up with all these enemies? B-Sides Massacre Otis. Bronson Reed. Do I really need to say anything else? Oh, I’m told by someone that I have to. A bunch of meat slapping each other in a fun match between mastodons. Bronson continued his run through Alpha Academy in what one assumes primes him for an Intercontinental championship match down the line once Tommaso Ciampa handles his business. Ironically, Bronson got the W simply because he was quicker than the more agile Otis. But you don’t care about any of that. You care about meaty men doing what they do best. Beef While I really liked the match between Tommaso and Ludwig Kaiser, I don’t like that it happened. GUNTHER told Tommaso to go through his people for a match, which feels similar to what he did with Chad Gable not too long ago. And the way it ended, with Giovanni Vinci and Ludwig on different pages, which led to Giovanni getting his nose busted, and possible dissent between the two. The ref missed Ludwig’s pin attempt, and possible three-count, while checking on Giovanni’s nose. Ludwig, understandably frustrated, went possibly too far when he booted his partner out the ring and complained about his presence. We’ve done the whole “GUNTHER upset at IMPERIUM’S overall imcompetence” thing before and while I’m glad Tommaso will eventually get his shot—he told GUNTHER to sign the contract—I can do without GUNTHER berating his boys to get it together. Again. After the berating, GUNTHER told his crew that he’ll handle Tommaso on his own since he’s the only one who handles his responsibilities. this feels like an IMPERIUM break-up tease, but I wonder whether GUNTHER just disbands the team or if a big betrayal happens. Giovanni & Ludwig can’t let another adult who isn’t their father talk to them like children, so if it’s me, I know what I’m doing. Ego Natalya probably has too much and Tegan Nox needs a bit more. Tegan approached Becky Lynch backstage and The Man loved seeing her. But she didn’t like the fact that Natalya accepted her challenge last week instead of Tegan. Especially since she saw Tegan waiting by the curtain ready to pounce. I like doing a little character development here with someone rarely, if ever, used on Raw. Especially in a division that needs more character motivation than “I want my opportunity,” a word and motivation used way too often on WWE television. Becky challenged Tegan to step up and take advantage of her spots rathe then deferring to veterans, like she did with Nattie last week. And right on cue, Tegan goes to Adam Pearce and asks for the NXT championship match against Becky if Becky survives Tiffany Stratton at No Mercy. Quick point of order: Isn’t that Shawn Michaels’ decision on who gets a shot at that belt? Did Adam just run roughshod over Shawn’s authority? Should Shawn tune up the band on AP?! I think so. Violence. But I digress. Nattie stepped in, asserted her ego and somehow believes she deserves a rematch against Becky even though she lost. That set up a Nattie vs. Tegan match with Becky doing guest commentary. What followed was a pretty short match. Shorter than I expected. Tegan got the W, much to her surprise, but I wanted more from the match given all that backstory and character work. Still Standing Another dope segment between Seth Rollins and a recorded Shinsuke Nakamura. You can see it so let’s skip to the main point: Last Man Standing championship match at Fastlane. Makes complete sense given the story and Seth’s weakness. I expect brutality, no Rhea Ripley. Also of note? Ricochet doing a backstage interview on crutches. He made it clearer than white crystal that he wants Shinsuke after Fastlane, regardless of the outcome. Let It All Hang Out Dirty Dom can go. He isn’t wasting his time in NXT, and his match with Dragon Lee made that clear. Now, let’s also note that Dragon Lee is incredible. He shows and proves almost every Tuesday but he really shines with a strong heel dance partner. As of now, there’s no stronger heel partner for him than Dom. They have the Rey Mysterio connection and juxtapose each other perfectly. That’s why this match rocked; a strong heel vs. a strong babyface. Watch it. Just watch it now. Actually, no, read this recap, then watch it. From a story standpoint, it only makes Dom stronger. He proved he can win without Mami around, and do so after gutting out a comeback. Claires Back Michael Cole interviewed Nia Jax, who came equipped with a new attitude and new music (I think). She’s still not like most girls, however, as she made mince meat of Zoey Stark. Zoey interrupted the interview and got in Nia’s face for what Nia did to her. The match ensued after everyone broke up the skirmish, and Nia pretty much controlled the whole thing. While it’s weird seeing Zoey in this position given that she just stepped away from Trish Stratus and formed a partnership with Shayna Baszler, but here we are. Nia got the W, which no doubt means she’s Rhea’s next target whenever Mami comes home. Quiet Trip Drew McIntyre constantly telling Miz to shut up made me cackle. Miz hosted Drew on Miz TV and it got into a philosophical battle about, who else, Jey. Miz instigated the best he could while also sympathizing with Drew’s plight. Miz made good points: Drew has every reason to throw Jey to the wolves after all the pain the Right Hand Man dished Drew’s way during The Bloodline’s reign of terror. New Day hit the scene and Drew questioned how they of all people can greet Jey with open arms. Acknowledging their history with The Bloodline, Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods simply said that it’s time to forgive and forget. Jey’s on Raw with atonement on his mind; give him a shot rather than holding the past against him. Both sides made great points before Drew and Kofi locked up, and it gets at the heart of this whole thing with Jey: Is he truly a changed man or is this an act? And even if a leopard did change his spots, does that mean all is well? Bygones be bygones, that sort of thing? Of course, this dances around the fact that we got a match between two former WWE champs! That’s a big deal and the match delivered on that understated promise. Drew controlled most of it, illustrating his rediscovered anger and aggression. Kofi wrestled from under and got a few hope spots, even an SOS, but Drew seems motivated for a match with Jey. And he’s letting his rage push him through everyone until he gets to the younger Uso. Ivar, he of Viking Raiders fame, showed up and manhandled Xavier. That abuse distracted Kofi, obviously, and Drew took advantage. And when Ivar set his sights on Kofi, Drew, once again, walked away. Whole lot of Christopher Nolan’s Batman happening in Drew’s life right now: “I won’t kill you. But I don’t have to save you.” Really enjoyed this week’s Raw. We got several fantastic matches and the stories went in fun directions. This felt like setup for Fastlane and possibly Survivor Series. Two birds with one very big stone. Can’t wait for next week. |
Kaycee7:😶😐 |
usbcable:My sentiments exactly |
Arda Guler is injured again😪😪😪 Who did we offend ffs |
Jokerman:So why have there been no "mutual decision" from Bumcelotti and the board in his "release" ? |
BankyGee:😌😌 |
camri:it's you that is a buffoon Are you mad? Infact thunder Jill you there idiot |
nonny1212:No allow me report this your post oh ![]() Favour us how? Which coach in the whole world would play this kind of formation? Even under duress? |
abduleez1:what's her name? |
CoolUsername:you're mean |
Baddestguyp:Lies When the movie dropped in theatres there were hundreds of positive reviews and many were on this thread. |
Ahmed4002:Okay, I'll send you a private message Check your mail |
Ahmed4002:Show pictures |
samistry:Are you sure? Riddle isn't in that picture |
abduleez1:You dey kill my remaining hopes bruh
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abduleez1:The nudity no even plenty like that sef ![]() HBO doesn't have all the genres but dem dey try abeg. Warrior, GOT, Love and death, his dark materials etc All premium content...multichoice should be kissing HBO's arse to renew that deal ASAP |
abduleez1:a dyingfetus needs living tissue to cling on |
phr0nesis:Chai ![]() Wetin man do man? |
abduleez1:I was talking about the 2 big ones. Where do you think I watched Succession on? You have no idea the amount of HBO shows I've seen. Chernobyl even to Rome. Even recapped BVS and MOS again and again. The only challenge is that sometimes you just need to see what's going on on other platforms like Netflix and Amazon prime which I have too. |
abduleez1:Make I dey see na Cos I've already been salivating on watching HOD S2 there just like I did the last of us. |
WWE SMACKDOWN REVIEWS RECAPS AND REACTIONS John Cena kicked off Friday Night SmackDown this week to say he felt like it’s time to take the next step in his latest return to WWE. Instead of being a special guest referee or hanging out on talk show sets, he wanted to wrestle an actual match. He recruited AJ Styles to be his tag team partner, seeing as they share a common enemy. The Bloodline seemed to agree on a showdown but backed away at the last second, teasing like it wouldn’t happen. You know, the standard heel stuff. Naturally, the babyfaces got with Adam Pearce, who got with Paul Heyman, who said he would be fine with it as long as it didn’t happen on this show. The contract was drawn up for Fastlane, and they booked a signing for the main event. That worked out nicely! Except Solo and Jimmy had different plans, ambushing Styles backstage just before he could walk out to sign the contract. Cena, it should be noted, had already made his entrance and wasted no time putting pen to paper. They did an injury angle for Styles, calling in an ambulance to take him away. You know where this is going. Heyman made note of Cena having signed without a tag team partner to sign with him. The obvious tease was that someone would come to Cena’s aid. It sounded like fans were chanting “Rocky” in the hopes The Rock would be that person, as silly as that may seem. Help never came. The show ended simply ended with The Bloodline standing over a beatdown Cena, throwing up the 1’s. The standard for any story involving The Bloodline is to drag everything out to give it maximum effect when they deliver the next surprise. The fact that reports are indicating LA Knight was set for this spot and tested positive for Covid before the show ends up playing into that. It’s a pretty decent hook for a tag match at a B show as we inch closer to the much bigger WWE shows early next year. There are only two weeks to Fastlane. Iyo Sky finally got the spotlight for a big women’s title defense, something we haven’t seen from her since she won the title at SummerSlam. The match was even a 1-on-1 showdown with Asuka, a battle sure to deliver the goods. It mostly did just that. There were a few rough patches but the match was strong for a title match on network television. It was particularly good when they stiffened up and really went after each other like both are capable of doing. More of that, please! Sky emerged victorious because, well, she has Damage CTRL and that means Bayley coming to the rescue as needed. Charlotte Flair was also on the scene, and she refused to stand for it. Later, Flair vs. Bayley was booked for next week and Flair vs. Sky likely won’t be far behind it. That will be the true test for Sky and how WWE feels about her as champion. During a match pitting Santos Escobar & Rey Mysterio vs. The Street Profits, commentary did a fantastic job of explaining the how and the why behind Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford linking up with Bobby Lashley. They need respect, and you only get that by winning. They also see the growing emphasis on groups within WWE, and backup is becoming downright necessary. Lashley is looking for backup but also for two strong units to help take all the power. I liked how they called attention to all of this. It was also a perfect set up for the finish of the match. Lashley set up Dawkins for an easy pinfall, cheating to chokeslam Mysterio on the apron while Dawkins had the referee distracted. But he hesitated to capitalize and Mysterio rolled him up for the pinfall and the victory. After, the Profits seemed upset and Lashley was particularly unhappy with how this all played out. Again, commentary was great in explaining that Bobby is trying to make them killers and the Profits are still a bit too party and not enough business. Later, to drive the point home, they had Lashley get down their throat to make it clear that’s the story here. This is the depth they needed for this story, and I’m here for it. It’s not enough to put the Profits in suits and have them next to Lashley — they need actual character growth. And this is the start of it. In the famous words of Fabrizio Romano— 'Here we go.' Your LA Knight segment of the week: Didn’t happen because our favorite guy has Covid. Get well soon, LA! All the rest -WWE aired a replay of The Rock clowning on Austin Theory from last week, so this week Theory came through the crowd to yell at the commentary team while taking the top off their table. He wants credit for some of the many views that segment did. He screamed about it and walked off. I guess the idea here is this is a new Austin Theory. He’s got an edge to him! He’s angry! Look out! It indirectly led to a tag team match, when the Brawling Brutes made fun of his plight while Adam Pearce was trying to get him to calm down. Grayson Waller came to his defense, the pal he is, and they were booked for later. They defeated the Brutes when Waller hit the Rolling Stunner on Ridge Holland and Theory followed up with A-Town Down. It was a fun match. -Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn are now taking credit for casting a spell or some other such magic that has the women’s tag team titles cursed. So that’s why all these weird things have been happening to the women who win them! On the men’s tag side, Pretty Deadly are now doing an entire series on Elton Prince’s long road to recovery from his shoulder injury, and they deserve to win an award for it already. #EltonStrong A standard outing for the blue brand. Grade: B- |
phr0nesis:Now I've given him the opportunity to bill all man here in scene ![]() |
Ahmed4002:Provide it here bruh No be only me need am |
abduleez1:Anything wey make Hbomax comot from showmax they are going down...they better hustle that bag |
abduleez1:Okay thanks bro |
It wasn't just Ziggler Mustapha Ali, Elias, Dana Brooks, Mansoor and many others were released too |
WWE has released Dolph Ziggler. It's supposed to be me |
abduleez1:I wish It was still like that bro, I don't mind the data. |
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