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Writer . HR Professional . Football & Athletics Fan . #CFC Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.

Nigeria
Joined October 2011
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🚨WORLD CHAMPIONS!!!🚨 The Flamingos of Nigeria have won the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup, becoming the first Nigerian female team to win a World title!! Full time Japan 🇯🇵 1 - 2 Nigeria 🇳🇬 BEST IN THE WORLD!!
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Mind you, this guy never played a single match with Cristiano for the Portuguese national team. Yet, see how emotional and heartfelt his tribute is. ❤️
Muito difícil escrever-te uma despedida nestes termos. Nada soa como deve ser, nem consegue transmitir o que fizeste por nós ou por mim, enquanto país, cidadãos ou jogadores/desportistas. Muito menos agradecer-te da forma devida. É me inconcebível deixar-te ir assim e dizer apenas «vais fazer muita falta» ou “foste enorme, vamos ter muitas saudades”. Quando, na verdade, ganhaste o direito de continuar a fazer o que mais gostas, por quem gostas, onde gostas e durante quanto tempo quiseres. Mas, claro está, não te posso deixar de dedicar algumas palavras num momento em que te despedes de uma carreira ao nível das seleções, onde vivi, provavelmente, um dos maiores prazeres da minha vida. Para ser sincero, não sei o que será mais significativo para mim: ter representado Portugal ou ter partilhado contigo o balneário e tantos outros momentos. Pode parecer excessivo, mas é esta a grandeza que vejo em ti. Porquê? Talvez porque, quando cheguei ao Sporting (porque também tu foste lá formado, escolhido a dedo pelo Sr Aurélio Pereira), ainda miúdo, eras tu quem estava nas bocas do mundo, fosse no United ou já no Euro 2004. Tinha eu 9 anos!!! Talvez porque, quando cheguei a profissional, no mesmo clube que tu, depois de 10/11 anos a ouvir falar de ti e a beber daquilo que tu bebeste, enquanto conquistavas inúmeros troféus individuais e coletivos, como infinitas Bolas de Ouro e Champions, percebi o quão difícil e incrível era chegar onde eu tinha chegado. Talvez porque, quando te conheci, ao contrário do que acontece com muita gente, percebi o quão inteligente, ambicioso, humildade q.b. e diferente és. E aceitei perfeitamente isso, assim como todos os teus defeitos. Defeitos esses que também te ajudaram a ser o melhor de sempre. Talvez porque começaste a jogar futebol antes de mim, eu já estou nos 30’s e tu continuas a jogar, a um nível incrivelmente bom. E mais de metade do mundo não faz ideia da dificuldade que isso representa e do que exige. Talvez porque aquilo que fizeste e conquistaste nunca tinha sido visto por nenhum ser humano no mundo, muito menos por um português. E, há pouco, falei de Bolas de Ouro e Champions com uma leviandade e normalidade que não são, nunca foram, supostas ou sequer reais. Com isso, fizeste-me a mim e a milhões de portugueses falar, acreditar e viver o futebol e a vida de uma forma completamente distinta de tudo o que, até então, tinha sido possível. Fizeste-nos sonhar com coisas desde o teu primeiro Europeu com a Seleção. Tinha eu 9 anos!!!!! Como é possível sequer? E, novamente, talvez porque, ano após ano, sendo ora o 1.º, ora o 2.º melhor do mundo, estiveste sempre lá em cima, sustentado pela tua disciplina, arrogância necessária, crença e fé. Características com as quais me identifico bastante. Por estes poucos “talvez”, agradeço-te muito por ter partilhado tantos momentos contigo, dentro e fora do campo! Por teres sido quem foste e és! E por me teres inspirado a ser melhor durante toda a minha vida. Será sempre pouco dizer que vou sentir a tua falta dentro das quatro linhas… Mas, novamente, sou grato por ter vivido na mesma era que tu! E, como tu dizias, daqui a 20/30 anos vou estar numa taberna qualquer a falar de ti e daquilo que te vi fazer. Com todo o gosto. Obrigado Bicho ❤️
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Moshood A. Hassan retweeted
Things I thought everyone experienced until I found out I was neurodivergent:
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As my final act of love for Ronaldo, I will become the most disciplined,focused and obsessed version of myself. Win or lose does not matter, but I will never quit without a fight. No matter how bad it hurts, how lonely it gets, or how sad I feel, I will never give up on my dream.
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Ronaldo bouncing back to win the Ballon d’or in 2013 after 4 straights years losing to Messi is perhaps the most inspirational thing that happened to me growing up. He made me believe that with hard work, resilience & dedication, I can achieve anything irrespective of the odds.
Why Ronaldo fans will always be loyal to him
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Can’t even find a single fault in all he’s said. Everything is spot on! What’s “ayi-ay” though? 🧐
“It’s crazy how a manager couldn’t see eye to eye with Ronaldo!” 🤯 Cristiano Ronaldo has officially retired from international football. Watch the latest Overlap Daily episode at 4pm on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts 🙌⚽️
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Moshood A. Hassan retweeted
Portugal estará sempre em mim
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Two interesting things I discovered this week are: 1. That you can get genuine court affidavits online from the Nigerian Federal High Court. A genuine one, not the ones those roadside people give you. The website has all sorts of affidavits, even ones I didn't know existed. 2. The National Population Commission has a working portal. You can register your newborn online and get a certified birth certificate that is accepted worldwide. You can do all these things without any bureaucracy. For 1, visit: portal.fhc.gov.ng/ For 2, visit: vitalreg-selfservice.nationa… Joseph Adedeji
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The narrator deserves his own award for being such a great storyteller.
Who is this man? Wow. This video will blow your mind away:
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15 years on this amazing platform! Happy Anniversary to me! #MyXAnniversary
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mofos will look you in the eye and tell you this guy isn’t even top 5 of all. The way fandom has eaten the brains of some football fans man 😭
Idk man you can decide for yourself
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Bro had Messi in top 3 and Ronaldo’s 2008 season all the way down in 7th. These are the “objective”, “reputable journalists” and “experts” who vote for football’s most prestigious awards btw. Folks clouded by hatred and envy. 😢
"He won everything that year... Manchester United also won everything." @Nicocantor1, @MichaelTimbs, @GeoffShreeves and @TMeola1 react to Cristiano Ronaldo winning the public vote for the greatest Ballon d'Or season of all time 🗳️
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Paolo Maldini: No international trophy, Ballon d'Or or FIFA POTY. "Greatest defender ever." Ramos, Cannavaro and Beckenbauer with better CVs don't count. Johan Cruyff: No international trophy: "Top 3 in history. Greater than Maradona. Ronaldo, Platini and Zidane." Ronaldo: 3 international trophies, 5 Ballon d'Ors & FIFA POTY, multiple record holder. "He cannot be the greatest, not even top 5 in history." Ronaldo: "He's not the greatest goal-scorer ever. His goal per game ratio is inferior to Messi's." Messi: "Greatest assister in history." Game ratio (300+ more games) doesn't apply here. Ozil and Puskas with superior ratios don't count. These are opinions of "objective" and "respected" journalists—guys who shape narratives, set agendas and determine which players deserve awards. Julien Laurens was asked who the greatest player in Champions League is. His answer: "Messi". Quizzed on why he chose Messi, his response: "because he is the best ever." An "objective answer" from a "reputable" journalist. I get hit with the "contrarian" and "bias" tag for the sole reason of nonconformity. I chose to use my brain; question historical accounts, popular opinions and narratives that shape mindset of people, not only in sports but life in general. I detest herd/mob mentality with every fiber of my being. One of my favorite saying: "An individual in a mob is more intelligent than the mob. He doesn't realize it cos he outsourced his brain to the mob." For once, use your brains. Try it 😊
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At this point, they’re doing this thing deliberately. They’re just ragebaiting us, both Band A and non Band A customers.
Dear Esteemed Customer, We apologise for falling short of the expected minimum service level of 20 hours on the Band A feeders below for October 27th and 28th, 2026.
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Usain Bolt is the only right answer to this question. Not Messi. Not Federer. Not Tyson. Not Tiger Woods. Usain Bolt!
Who's the most unstoppable athlete you've ever seen in his prime? Not the greatest career, just the guy where the other team had zero answers and everybody watching knew it. Any sport.
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Phelps, definitely. Don’t know how I forgot him. Maybe Carlsen too. I don’t consider Chess a sport though so I don’t see him as an “Athlete”. No disrespect to you guys. It’s a game, not a sport. Muhammad Ali was definitely not unstoppable, lol. I love him to death sha.
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Can we have "freeze panes" for jpg tables please?
What famous person was born in your birthday month/year?
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Olohun lo maa halaka yin eyin were yii!
Dear Esteemed Customer, We apologize for falling short of the expected minimum service level of 20 hours on the Band A feeders below for October 25th and 26th, 2026.
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Moshood A. Hassan retweeted
Harry Kane going from football’s most famous trophyless player to a Ballon d’Or winner might be the greatest example of why changing employers can improve your life.
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You’re not late, you’re not early. You’re moving at your own destined pace. Harry Kane. Ballon d’or winner. Absolutely deserved.
HARRY KANE IS THE NEW BALLON D'OR! #ballondor
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