Finnish Footy Podcast 🎙⚽️🇫🇮 Ajankohtainen, asiantunteva, asiaton. Viikoittain ilmestyvä jalkapallopodcast. Hosts: @nuoripave, @roope_bamberg ja M.Kanerva.
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Uutta! Vieraana Jalkapallon Kirjeenvaihtajana.
@NapitEdella w/ @nuoripave
#valioliiga #veikkausliiga
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Harry Kane on Sunday
BREAKING: England players will be allowed to use Viagra for their match against Mexico to help with Estadio Azteca's altitude, per @TheSunFootball.
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Explaining complex tactics in a concise, authoritative, engaging manner live on TV - unscripted - is beyond most pundits
Emma Hayes is the best I've seen at this World Cup. Misogynists trolls hate it, which makes it even better
For @TheAthleticFC
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Emma Hayes provides more in depth and tactical analysis than literally any other pundit, and is talented enough to portray it in a way that the simplest of minds can comprehend.
You don’t dislike her because of her quality or contribution.
You dislike her because she’s a woman, and you’re probably threatened by the fact she’s far more intelligent and fluent in football analysis than you could ever dream to be, Tony.
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Forget the Emma Hayes row. Two players charged with rape are at World Cup
Thomas Partey and Achraf Hakimi are allowed to play for their teams and that should concern women far more than whether a female pundit is based in a kitchen
✍️ @allyrudd_times
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It's been a week since we were treated to PSG vs Bayern Munich: a game that well deserved the amount of ink spilt about it in the interim. I've not really made any comment on the out of possession (OOP) aspect because I wanted time to collect my thoughts but here are some:
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Kuka hemmetti tää joku Juuso on? Millä kompetensilla tämä alkaa analysoida studioasiantuntijan kommentointia? Ihan käsittämätöntä sontaa tämä "kommentti". Nora Heroum taisi olla ensimmäistä kertaa suorassa lähetyksessä ja suoriutui siitä ihan hyvin. #UCLfi suomifutis.com/2026/04/komme…
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There’s football analogies. Then there’s this! 😂😅
Japan coach Nils Nielsen delivered an all-timer on eve of Women’s Asian Cup final.
Asked if Australia were favourites:
“It’s like asking a bee to explain to a fly, why honey is better than shit?” 💩
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"HERE WE GO!": the lowdown on "football journalist" Fabrizio Romano
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✍️ 'Watching Fabrizio Romano pliantly spread the good news about Saudi Arabia felt like a particularly bleak day for football journalism' | Writes Thom Gibbs
Read the full column below 👇
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Yes, I called the Swedish government’s economic plan “Spursy.” And before anyone starts again: No, that does not mean I’m an Arsenal fan. I support AIK Fotboll. But the Swedish government’s economic plan still performs like Tottenham.
A Swedish politician has said that the key to getting their economy back on track is by being less 'Spursy' 😳
🗣️ "I naturally think of Tottenham Hotspur, also known as Spurs. It is one of England's most distinguished clubs. A rich club with an enormous stadium. Everything to be considered a top team.
Despite this, Tottenham find themselves in crisis, fighting at the bottom of the table.
The club have been given the name 'Spursy' [which is] when you have opportunities but get no results. Madame Speaker, that is precisely how the Minister of Finance is handling the Swedish economy.
The government risks making Sweden 'Spursy'. That won't do. Sweden cannot perform like Tottenham."
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A Swedish politician has compared the government’s handling of the economy to the running of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, saying Sweden is at risk of becoming “Spursy”.
Mikael Damberg, of the opposition Social Democratic Party, took aim at struggling Spurs during a debate on fiscal policy in the Swedish parliament, known as the Riksdag, on Thursday.
“I naturally think of Tottenham Hotspur, also known as Spurs, it is one of England’s most distinguished and rich clubs with an enormous stadium, dedicated and large supporter base – everything to be considered a ‘top team’,” said Damberg.
“Despite this, Tottenham find themselves in crisis. They are fighting at the bottom of the table, just a few points above the relegation zone. Not because they lack resources or benefits, but because they have squandered opportunities.
“The club have been given the name ‘Spursy’, (which is) when you have opportunities but get no results. Madame Speaker, that is precisely how the minister of finance is handling the Swedish economy.”
More from @Dan_KP
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🇫🇮 The Suomen Cup, Finland's main national cup competition featuring 417 clubs from across the country, gets under way with Round 0 today.
Our pick of the round is the third team of Kiffen, which has a cult following in Germany as its name means "to smoke weed" against the over-35s team of the brilliantly named SexyPöxyt (Sexy Pants).
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🗣️ Statement from Shakhtar CEO Serhii Palkin on the potential return of Russia to international FIFA tournaments.
"The position from FIFA President Gianni Infantino regarding the possible return of Russian teams to international competitions represents a complete detachment from reality and I am profoundly disappointed by it.
"The reality is this: we have been surviving a full scale war for four years. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed. Cities have been destroyed. Civilian, sporting, energy and heating infrastructure has been devastated. The lives of millions of people has been shattered.
"I want to publicly ask Mr Infantino: What led him to make such a statement at this moment? And why, after four years of war, has he not once come to Ukraine to see with his own eyes what is happening here?
"Let him come and see how people live. How children play football in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Kyiv and Lviv - under air-raid sirens, next to bomb shelters, under the constant threat of missiles and drones.
"I invite Mr Infantino to attend our first match in February. Let him speak with our players - with Dmytro Riznyk, who lost his brother in the war, and with Denys Tvardovskyi, whose father was also killed defending Ukraine.
"Just yesterday, 16 Ukrainian miners were killed when a Russian drone hit the bus they were travelling in. Many of them were supporters of FC Shakhtar. This horror does not stop.
"And a statement about the return of Russian football is not a 'step towards peace'. It is a continuation of this horror. It is an attempt to pretend that war and aggression do not exist.
"Football cannot exist outside reality. And it has no right to turn a blind eye to evil.
"Mr Infantino should also reflect on this: by supporting the return of Russia to international competitions, he would be making not only a sporting decision, but a political and moral one.
"And such a decision carries responsibility - including responsibility for complicity in the silencing of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Russia against Ukraine."
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Cristiano Ronaldo earns £488,000 a day and is on strike because Saudi Arabia’s PIF haven’t bought his club enough new players. Welcome to football dystopia.
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