Comments by "M4NA5" (@M4NA5) on "Sky Sports News" channel.

  1. They were all jetlagged (hungover) from UAE trip.
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  2. This move makes sense from a commercial standpoint. Ferrari gain merch sales from Hamilton’s fanbase while Hamilton gets to use his new Mercedes deal announced and agreed only a few months ago to get a better deal at Ferrari. From an on-track perspective, I see him as a clear no. 2 driver at Ferrari, and I would be really surprised if he wins a race in 2025 (won’t be winning anything in 2024, that’s for sure). Not a bad way to retire from the sport.
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  3. Good for her.
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  4. Greatest WSL player of all time 🐐
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  5. Yeah you can soon marry your first cousins
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  6. Alonso is smart. He will see out his project at Bayer Leverkusen and go to Real Madrid.
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  7. If he wasn’t English he would’ve long disappeared from the coaching scene. At least Gerrard won a title with the Rangers.
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  8.  @eL--RaL This emoji merchant has two braincells, and they’re both fighting for third place.
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  9.  @julien_lemur2302  I mean Spurs haven’t won exactly much in their history to begin with. Huddersfield have won more league titles (3) than Spurs (2) in a lifetime.
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  10. Second hand embarrassment for Liverpool fans.
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  11. Another talent ruined by Man Utd.
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  12. On the subconscious bias - yes, 100%. When PGMOL refs are paid for side gigs in UAE by owners of a Premier League club, they are going to be lenient when reviewing decisions on and off the field.
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  13. Let’s get that contract extension, king.
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  14. Agree. Guardiola’s Barça only won titles by bribing the refs (already proven) and he’s only won titles at City by breaking 115 rules (will be proven next summer).
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  15. I doubt City will get an easier opponent than Inter in the Champions League final.
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  16. I would 8-2 be a Barça fan these days.
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  17. Mercedes tried to ace the current regulations last year with their zero pod concept, but it was a day late and a dollar short.
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  18. 0:36 I think this part applied to Klopp’s decision to step down as well
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  19. Both, Mourinho and Ole got 2nd with Man Utd. No pressure.
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  20. Difficult to look past City as favourites, especially when factoring in the remaining fixtures.
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  21. Not as insane as Brighton, Man Utd. and Newcastle.
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  22. Comments open? That’s brave.
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  23. Media loves a tragedy innit? I remember last year Formula 1 showed Romain Grosjean’s crash at Bahrain GP again and again and again during live telecast.
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  24. Chelsea owners are playing real life Fifa manager career mode, on amateur difficulty.
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  25. He was literally moaning about Romero clear handball against Arsenal and now doing the 180 after decision goes in his favour. Liverpool got robbed in broad daylight.
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  26. Boy, this brings back memories of WTF1. The worst thing to happen to the world of F1, that is until Netflix came up with Drive to Survive.
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  27.  @Otto-1943  His what’s not English? Is yours English?
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  28. Rooney to Man United, who says no?
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  29. What about FA cup quarter-final against Liverpool?
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  30. There’s a reason Pogba, Sanchez, etc. didn’t work out at United.
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  31. All Gallagher does is dive non-stop to get booked.
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  32. Yeah, like Man Utd. Shame he doesn’t have a domestic violence case against him else he would’ve been hired immediately.
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  33. Bodied the gutkha dream11 gambling IPL merchants.
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  34. Stina Blackstenius 89', 90+2' You’re welcome
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  35. By using him as a substitute for Bellingham in the second half.
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  36. Since when has not playing club football ever been an issue with Southgate? Case in point - Maguire and Phillips.
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  37. Calafiori done. Merino next. Blimey.
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  38. R.I.P. Chelsea 1997-2023
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  39. Barça bidding for another attacking midfielder over a defensive one is hilarious.
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  40. England win the Euros and World Cup with Jose Mourinho, easily.
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  41. No, it’s the rise of state owned clubs such as Man City, PSG, and Newcastle. Anyone with major money to spend can make a club successful. Their valuation of Liverpool is the highest it’s ever been, and based on this season’s performance it’ll only go downhill, so from an investment perspective it makes total sense to sell. They acquired the club for 300K and will sell it upwards of 3B. Not a bad return.
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  42. Palmer has same number of non-penalty goals as Havertz
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  43. Sensational journalism
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  44. I blame the tottenham
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  45.  @frankreyes7938  Yeah you’re right it’ll look great when they induct Mohamed Salah and Harry Kane into Premier League Hall of Fame 20 years from now, with Salah’s plaque reading - won the Premier League, Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, etc. and Kane’s plaque reads - scored 261 goals in English Premier League.
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  46. Salah, De Bruyne, and now Hall.
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  47. 0:03 Lol the guy on the left seems a tad excited
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  48. City have PGMOL in their pockets, with all the decisions going in their favour - from Ake’s offside goal against Fulham earlier in the season to soft penalty call yesterday (yes, Havertz one wasn’t a penalty either but VAR didn’t even look at knee-high foul on Saka so there’s that). They won’t let City slip.
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  49.  @Pepgang Here are them tears - • 54x Failure to provide accurate financial information 2009-10 to 2017-18. • 14x Failure to provide accurate details for player and manager payments from 2009-10 to 2017-18. • 5x Failure to comply with Uefa's rules including Financial Fair Play (FFP) 2013-14 to 2017-18. • 7x Breaching Premier League's PSR rules 2015-16 to 2017-18. • 35x Failure to co-operate with Premier League investigations December 2018 - Feb 2023.
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  50.  @rogerdavies2796 Not a football fan just chasing clout here because he’s jobless af 😆
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