Phildtruegod

Chelsea have won NONE of their last 11 games against Man City since winning the Champions League final in 2021 😬

Their U21 coach will be facing Pep Guardiola 👀

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Part 5: When David Beckham’s LA Galaxy contract ended in late 2012, most people thought that was it.

Retirement, golf, fashion shows, the whole soft landing.

But Beckham has never followed the script.

He still wanted proper football, the kind played under pressure, not sunshine exhibition nights.

At that moment PSG were rising fast, fuelled by ambition, money, and big names.

Carlo Ancelotti, his former boss at Milan, made the call.

Come to Paris, finish it properly.

Beckham said yes, not for the money, because he donated his entire PSG salary to charity.

Even the French press paused for a second.

At PSG he wasn’t there to be the star.
He wasn’t a guaranteed starter, but the dressing room changed when he walked in.

Training sessions had laughter, respect, and that quiet authority only legends carry.

There were moments of confusion too.
His London accent baffled Verratti, Zlatan stared, then laughed, and suddenly everyone relaxed.

He even walked into the wrong dressing room once and got rinsed for it all week.

But on the pitch, even in short spells, the quality was still there.

One clean assist, sharp movement, and control that never faded.

And at last, something missing from his CV arrived.

A league title. Ligue 1, finally ticked.

His final match was pure emotion.

Tears, standing ovation, teammates hugging him one by one.

He left the pitch slowly, hands raised, dignity intact.

No controversy, no drama, just class.

From Manchester to Madrid, from LA to Milan, and finally Paris.

Beckham didn’t end his career loudly. He ended it properly.

And when he walked off that pitch for the last time, football paused.

Because everyone knew a chapter had closed.

To be continued.

Arsenal is the only club that has topped the Premier League table on 5 Christmas days and ended up bottling it. 😭

"Guardiola is only a cheque book manager"

Unai Emery's Aston Villa have won NINE matches in a row.

They face Manchester United next.