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It's sad to see the captain get eliminated like that. 🇧🇷

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Il y a toujours ce petit instant, pas forcément un but, qui capture exactement ce qu'est le PSG en ce moment. Perso j'en ai un en tête qui m'a marqué plus que je ne l'aurais cru. Vous pensez à quoi.

Gonçalo Ramos is the most clutch player of all time.

Get him a fucking statue.

How many times has he done this? I lost count

Gamarjoba,

I'm from the UK but living in Georgia, and I put together this mini-documentary telling Khvicha's story, from his early years in Tsalenjikha all the way to becoming arguably the best football player in the world (he is in my opinion anyway - certainly the most entertaining and fun to watch)

Perhaps some of you will enjoy it!

https://preview.redd.it/3j88a13fyrah1.png?width=1119&format=png&auto=webp&s=3486a2d5bc045f4f6cd2a7ac28d6a87056993d2a

France has reached the 2018 World Cup final, won it, reached the 2022 final and almost won that too, and is once again among the strongest teams at the 2026 World Cup.

But Something that surprised me the most: 98 players at this World Cup were born in France. Only 23 play for France. The other 76 represent different national teams.

France isn't just producing one elite national team but they are also supplying talent across the entire tournament. France's youth development system is arguably the best in the world.

Historically, Brazil has been seen as football's biggest talent factory. But with the depth of France's academy system (Clairefontaine, OL Academy etc.) and the sheer number of elite players emerging every generation, it feels like France has become the modern benchmark.

Curious to hear what everyone thinks.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently completing my Master's dissertation at Newcastle University and I'm researching how football supporters perceive sponsorships and digital content in professional football.

I'm looking for Liverpool supporters to complete a short anonymous questionnaire exploring topics such as:

• What makes a football sponsor feel genuine (or forced)?
• Which sponsorship campaigns stand out?
• How digital content and player involvement influence supporter opinions.

It takes around 8-10 minutes, and you don't need any marketing knowledge - I'm simply interested in hearing supporters' honest opinions and experiences.

I'd really appreciate anyone who could spare a few minutes to help.