the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Pep Guardiola on Arsenal: “Every season they get stronger… if I say something, they'll say I was playing mind games or something. I'm not good on playing mind games!”
Most number of games played by a player in each season
15 years ago OTD, Karim Benzema scored his first Real Madrid goal vs Xerez in 2009.
Atalanta’s tifo for winning the Europa League during UCL match against Arsenal
[Bernard Lions] Trent Alexander Arnold wants to buy FC Nantes and have submitted a bid to purchase the club. Bid is worth up to €140m. Though an English investment fund managed by his father, Trent wants to become the owner of FC Nantes.
Ex-ref Carlos Chandia on Lionel Messi during 2007 Copa America semi-final: "Out of nowhere, Messi lifts a ball with his hand in the middle of the pitch. There was no goal-scoring chance for the Mexico. I said 'I won't give you a 2nd yellow card in exchange for your jersey'. After the game, I got it"
Courtois on possible strike "Players who have gone far in Copa America or Euro have had 3 weeks of vacation. That's impossible. NBA also have a demanding schedule, but they rest for 4 months. Reducing games and salaries? I think there is enough income to pay salaries."
Phil Jones reflecting on his Manchester United career : ''Shame about my career? I won the Premier League, FA Cup, played in two World Cups, like...no mate it doesn't work like that''
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Fabio Capello on Zlatan: "I heard the 'boss' on TV, he says he's in charge right? So he also has some responsibility. No one in that midfield was in the Scudetto squad. If you win, you have to improve the base. Where is a playmaker? Morata does not replace Giroud, he's not a 9 in the box."
[Ligue 1 McDonald's] Ligue 1's commercial for marketing their league
[L'Equipe] PSG no longer attracts the press and shirt sales have declined drastically since the departures of Lionel Messi & Neymar. The club & Ligue 1 have lost their bargaining power in sponsorship negotiations.
Filip Panák missed combined 820 days due to knee injury between 2018 and 2022. At one point, both his liver and kidneys were failing and instead of trying to play football again, he was fighting for his life. Yesterday he captained Sparta to their first CL win since 2003 and collected the MOTM award
The Green Brigade with a message of solidarity before the game vs Slovan Bratislava
Micah Richards on David Beckham
Peter Schmeichel: "There was no atmosphere at the Etihad Stadium. The only people we could hear were the Inter supporters, they were quite good"
Rosenborg striker Ole Sæter says he rejected significant offer from Maccabi Haifa because he "doesnt want bloodmoney going into his bank account"
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The "In Case You Missed It" Thread