Quote from: Belarge on February 23, 2024, 11:40:20 PM

Quote from: Oluwa-btc on February 23, 2024, 11:08:52 PM

These people are nothing but raving mad. Isn't it same thing that happened to Luis Suarez? It'll take timw and when it does, fighting for it was what Luiz Suarez.
There's no curse with Harry Kane, rather I'd say it's Tottenham Hotspur. Before he played for Tottenham Hotspur how many trophies have they finally won? Nothing, Correct? So it's got nothing to do with Harry Kane and whatever bullshit they have to say.

Tough game for both of them as they have to prepare for the Champions League clash between Lazio and also Manchester City. Bayern Munich are right now favorites anyways for the game you know.
Xabi Alonso was hell excited for the goal scored by Xhaka!

Bayer Leverkusen had a narrow escape against Mainz today. None of us saw this coming, really a challenging game for Leverkusen but they finally break through with making 2-1 on the scoresheet. Xabi Alonso keeps making good unbeaten runs this season and he's aiming to lift the Bundesliga with unbeaten runs, that particular record he's maintaining will boost his stats as a coach and also the team. Before we would know it, elite teams all over Europe will trap in for his signature and making gigantic offer. But the Xabi Alonso we all know will reject every single one of them and focused on building Leverkusen.

I admire Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen career. His tactical genius and the team's dedication allowed him to go undefeated in such a competitive competition. He stands out because he prioritizes consistency above short-term success. His philosophy affects the team's performance, especially in tight matchups like Mainz. This is the leadership major clubs want. I think Xabi's dedication to Leverkusen goes beyond his resume. Its about legacy. Barcelona and Bayern may offer attractive deals, but Alonso seems to prioritize growth above glitz. You know what? Very rare and admirable.