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Neymar Jr has announced his retirement from international football with Brazil
u/TheOtherXI — 8 hours ago
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One of the fastest hat-tricks the World Cup has ever seen
u/TheOtherXI — 8 days ago
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Prime David De Gea was the best thing happened to the club 🔥
u/TheOtherXI — 10 days ago
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Just Dalot being a vibe in Portugal training, making CR7 laugh.
u/TheOtherXI — 14 days ago
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Which club has the most impressive World Cup contribution relative to its size?
u/TheOtherXI — 19 days ago
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Before today's game, enjoy Bruno's World Cup masterclass against Uruguay. Hoping good for today!
u/TheOtherXI — 19 days ago
Who is the most underrated player heading into the 2026 World Cup?
reddit.comu/TheOtherXI — 22 days ago
Which Manchester United kit era is your favourite of all time?
u/TheOtherXI — 25 days ago
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Three decades of Firestarter, one of the defining tracks of the 90s
u/TheOtherXI — 1 month ago
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When Gabriel Batistuta unleashed one of the great Champions League goals at Old Trafford
On 15 March 2000, Gabriel Batistuta produced a moment of pure brilliance at Old Trafford, firing a powerful long-range effort past the Manchester United goalkeeper in a UEFA Champions League group-stage clash. Although Manchester United eventually won 3-1, Batistuta's goal remains one of the most memorable strikes of his career and a perfect example of why "Batigol" was regarded as one of the deadliest forwards of his generation.
u/TheOtherXI — 1 month ago
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How vital do you think Bruno will be for Portugal's World Cup run?
With the World Cup finally here, I’m really excited to see how Portugal utilizes Bruno in their midfield engine room. We all know how elite his progressive passing and chance creation numbers are for United, even when we are struggling. If Portugal plays to his strengths and gives him the freedom to create, he could genuinely finish the tournament with the most assists. Do you guys think he'll be deployed as a pure 10, or will he have to drop deeper to dictate the tempo?
u/TheOtherXI — 1 month ago
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The pricing across different networks has got so complicated it's almost impossible to know if you're getting a reasonable deal
Per kWh, per minute, connection fees, membership rates, roaming charges. Tried to work out the actual cost per mile across three different networks last month and gave up halfway through. Petrol was simple by comparison. Feels like the industry needs to agree on a format before mainstream adoption actually lands properly.
u/TheOtherXI — 1 month ago
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Ederson or Tonali, who would you rather see at Old Trafford?
theweek.inu/TheOtherXI — 1 month ago