“Recent results, and our form during the season in general, means we have to accept a lot of the criticism that has come our way. This is the price of admission when you sign for a big club and there aren’t many as big as this one. As players, we know what our responsibilities are and what the expectations of us will be, so when standards drop, we know there will be no shortage of people who want to point out where we’re going wrong,” the ‘Reds’ captain said with a view to to the Merseyside derby once morest Everton.
Despite the deterioration of his personal life, Pennant’s career was revitalized by his move to Liverpool and his participation in the Champions League final with the team in 2007.
The match ended with a loss for the Reds, so the controversial player went on a trip with his girlfriend at the time, Jennifer Metcalfe, to Dubai, when his phone rang with a call that disturbed his life.
His sitter said, “Germain, I don’t know how to say it, but your dog killed Jennifer’s cat.”
Pennant elaborated a plan to cover up his dog’s crime, and said: “We had to organize a cleaning session at the highest level for the carpets, and we buried the cat away.”
After returning home, Pennant’s friend did not know what had happened, but rather posted signs in the neighborhood to search for the missing cat.
At the top of this list is Chelsea with net spending on player purchases amounting to £665 million. MU ranked 2nd with 595 million pounds, while Arsenal ranked 3rd with 483 million pounds.
Notably, this list has up to 9 clubs playing in the Premier League. Juventus is the only club outside the Premier League to enter the Top 10. The “big guys” like Man City, PSG, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich are not named.
1. Chelsea (total net spend since 2018/19: £665 million). Photo: Getty.
2. MU (total net spend since 2018/19 season: £595 million). Photo: Getty.
3. Arsenal (total net spend since 2018/19: £483m). Photo: Getty.
4. Tottenham (total net spend since 2018/19: £423m). Photo: Getty.
5. West Ham (total net spend since 2018/19: £386m). Photo: Getty.
6. Newcastle (total net spend since 2018/19: £375m). Photo: Getty.
7. Aston Villa (total net spend since 2018/19: £328m). Photo: Getty.
8. Wolves (total net spend since 2018/19: £315m). Photo: Getty.
9. Juventus (total net spend since 2018/19: £299m). Photo: Getty.
10. Liverpool (total net spend since 2018/19: £278m). Photo: Getty.
A tweet that spread widely among Internet users caused a lot of controversy during the past hours, following its owner correctly predicted the champions of the last seven years of the Champions League.
Not only that, the tweet during which the one who posted it expects that Napoli will win the Champions League this season, and Arsenal will succeed him in the next season, and following them Manchester United in 2025.
What is the truth of that tweet?!
When searching for the origin of that tweet, which was in 2014, no trace of it appeared on the Internet except for some snapshots and pictures taken, but without the existence of it or the account that tweeted it.
If you try to access the account of the tweet, you will not find it on Twitter, but the possibility that the account has been closed for any reason, whether by the desire of its owner or because a lot of time has passed without it being active, is an existing possibility.
In particular, by referring to the site’s records, it has appeared that such an account existed previously, and its owner can restore it at any time if he wants to and has the required tools and means such as a linked e-mail and so on.
Is the tweet real?!
The tweet may be real, or it may be fake, although it is more likely that it is so, given that there is no trace of it except through some pictures shared by the pioneers of different sites.
This will not be the first tweet of its kind, as Argentina’s victory in the World Cup preceded an expectation that came in another tweet since 2018, in which its owner said that Lionel Messi would lift the title in Qatar on the date of the final match, which had not yet been determined at that time.
In the end, even if the tweet was real, a great deal of luck might have stood next to its owner by predicting seven out of ten heroes correctly. Now we have to wait and see if his predictions for the next three heroes are also correct.