“Take time to look back and appreciate how far you’ve come, how much you’ve grown, and how strong you’ve been all throughout”
—ayman abdinasir
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“Take time to look back and appreciate how far you’ve come, how much you’ve grown, and how strong you’ve been all throughout”
—ayman abdinasir
A not so little thing that Arteta doesn’t get enough credit for: his man management. I’ve been following Trossard for years and something I’ve noticed about his time at Arsenal is the way he plays after he’s been benched for a spell. He comes out with a huge chip on his shoulder, which is a trait any winner has, then he goes on an incredibly productive run to remind everyone why he should be starting. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that he hasn’t been starting recently and now that they’re in the final push, Arteta decides to start him. He’s got an assist already and I won’t be surprised if he gets a goal. That’s why you keep a good coach/manager for the long-term; those are the little things someone new might not pick up on soon enough to exploit. 🧐
Pernille Harder har haft en imponerende karriere med et hav af titler. En af hendes største oplevelser er dog faktisk et nederlag i en final
Pernille about Magda "She's absolutely terrible to play against. There's no doubt about that. If she can't win the ball, she'll definitely make free kicks. She doesn't let anyone get past her, no matter what"
"It's nice to have on your team though, but not so nice to play against"
'the rest is just created by me. i am charles leclerc and i am very talented. look at this. i should be doing this. i have a natural talent. i am so good at this'
Credit to AKB for saving both PKs and credit also to both Millie and Erin to be the first on the ball after the saves.
This shows how committed Chelsea was on the defensive end of the match. Each time, Chelsea aimed to avoid a second attempt at goal. As a coach and as a keeper you are happy to see that. This is the behaviour of players who have each other’s backs.
"Kiss me like I just brought you a check for 100 million dollars, and never stop.."
Hahaha, wouldn't that be nice?? The kiss I mean dork, not the money - eUë
QUOTE OF THE DAY 💛 #WinnersCircle
Has anyone done this yet???