Get ready for a dose of laughter with this animated short featuring the funniest moments between Manchester United and Arsenal! From unforgettable blunders to legendary banter, this cartoon captures the humor and rivalry of these iconic Premier League teams.
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Wednesday, December 4, 2024
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Who Will Ronaldo Interview? Podcast Guest Ideas!
Cristiano Ronaldo has announced he will interview a big guest on his podcast, and the internet is buzzing with speculation!
In this fun and imaginative video, we explore some hilarious and unexpected guest possibilities.
From Lionel Messi and to Zlatan Ibrahimović and even a literal goat, the options are endless and downright entertaining.
Who do you think Ronaldo should interview? Let me know in the comments!
Monday, October 28, 2024
Manchester United have parted ways with Ten Hag
Erik ten Hag’s recent sacking marks yet another chapter in Manchester United’s turbulent managerial history. Since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement, the club has seen a string of managers try, and ultimately fail, to bring the glory days back to Old Trafford. The cartoon begins with Ferguson’s memorable farewell speech on the pitch, setting the stage for the dramatic ups and downs that would follow.
After Ferguson’s exit, David Moyes was handpicked to fill his shoes, but his stint was cut short in the face of poor performance, illustrated here as he’s struck by a football and a computer explosion—signaling an abrupt end to his time at United. Louis van Gaal, with his well-known chant, “Louis van Gaal’s army!” seemed to bring hope, especially with an FA Cup victory. Yet, despite lifting a trophy, Van Gaal was shown the door, his dreams ending as swiftly as a pink slip in hand.
Jose Mourinho added his own brand of drama, clutching a silver trophy and demanding “RESPECT, RESPECT!” before also meeting a bitter farewell. Ten Hag’s arrival was marked with high hopes, and he brought in familiar faces from his Ajax days, crafting a new vision for United. However, the harsh realities of Premier League demands left him drenched in disappointment—depicted here as his signings and trophies dissolve under a symbolic storm. The final blow arrives when Jim Ratcliffe, one of United’s decision-makers, sternly points him off the field, marking yet another premature end to a manager’s reign.
The turbulent journey of managers at Manchester United underscores the pressure and expectation that comes with the role. Will the next one finally end the post-Ferguson curse?
Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Football's Top 10 Biggest Traitors, from Figo to Zlatan
The Top 10 Football Traitors: Betrayal, Drama, and a Dash of Comedy!
Football is a beautiful game... unless you’re a fan who’s had your heart ripped out, stomped on, and kicked into the top corner of despair by a player you once worshipped. Yes, we’re talking about the football traitors, the players who crossed lines, switched sides, and made enemies out of friends faster than a referee pulls out a red card for a two-footed tackle.
Here’s a look at the Top 10 Football Traitors, brought to you in all their infamy, with just the right dose of slapstick—because hey, at least we can laugh about it now... kind of.
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1. Luis Figo
The Classic: From Barcelona Hero to Madrid Villain
Ah, Figo. A name that still makes Barcelona fans spit out their tapas in fury. Once the darling of the Camp Nou, Figo decided in 2000 that he'd rather be a Galáctico, leaving for Real Madrid. Cue the biggest meltdown in football history. Barcelona fans didn’t just boo him—they threw a pig’s head on the pitch. The poor guy couldn't even take a corner kick without ducking for cover. Legend has it that Figo still can't walk past a butcher shop without breaking into a cold sweat.
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2. Sol Campbell
From Tottenham’s White Knight to Arsenal’s Red Devil
Once upon a time, Campbell was Tottenham’s rock. Fans thought he'd die wearing Spurs' white shirt... until he didn't. Instead, Sol decided to stroll across North London and join Arsenal, their sworn rivals. To add fuel to the fiery betrayal, he didn’t just join Arsenal—he won trophies there. Spurs fans responded with grace and dignity—just kidding, they threw inflatable rats at him for years.
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3. Robin van Persie
Gunner for Hire: From Arsenal to Manchester United
Arsenal fans loved Robin van Persie. He was their captain, their talisman... their man! So when he hopped on a train to Manchester United, it was like your best friend running off with your crush. Van Persie didn’t help matters by promptly winning the Premier League at United and rubbing salt into Arsenal’s 8-year-trophy-less wound. To this day, his name is spoken in hushed tones around the Emirates, usually followed by muttered curses.
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4. Carlos Tevez
Cross-Town Betrayal: From Manchester United to Manchester City
Carlos Tevez may be short in stature, but he towered in controversy when he switched from United’s red to City’s blue. Not one to do things quietly, City threw a gigantic "Welcome to Manchester" billboard featuring Tevez’s mug right in the middle of the city. United fans saw red (pun intended), while Tevez kept calm, cashed his paycheck, and added to the growing legend of the Manchester derby.
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5. Fernando Torres
El Niño Takes the Blue Pill: From Liverpool to Chelsea
"Fernando Torres, Liverpool’s golden boy!" That was the sentiment until 2011 when he decided the grass was bluer at Chelsea. Liverpool fans were heartbroken, Chelsea fans were... well, a little underwhelmed after watching Torres struggle like a guy playing FIFA for the first time. Still, for a then-British record £50 million, Liverpool felt they’d been robbed, while Chelsea... well, they kinda agreed.
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6. Ashley Cole
"Cashley" Cole: From Arsenal’s Golden Boy to Chelsea’s Bad Boy
Ashley Cole wasn't just a footballer—he was a walking ATM, according to Arsenal fans. When he swapped the red of Arsenal for Chelsea's blue, he said it wasn’t about the money. Arsenal fans, however, dubbed him "Cashley Cole", and the rest is history. Cole was arguably one of the best left-backs of his generation, but all Arsenal fans can remember is him running off with their dreams and a fatter paycheck.
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7. Ronaldo Nazario
El Fenómeno: From Barcelona to Inter, and then... Madrid?!
Ronaldo’s smile lit up the football world... unless you were a Barcelona or Inter Milan fan. Barcelona adored him after his jaw-dropping season in 1996, only to watch him skip off to Inter Milan. Years later, he committed the ultimate betrayal by donning the white of Real Madrid. If football fandom were a soap opera, Ronaldo’s story would be the shocking season finale that nobody saw coming.
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8. Zlatan Ibrahimović
The Wanderer: From Juventus to Inter, and then AC Milan
Zlatan doesn’t just burn bridges—he blows them up with dynamite. After leaving Juventus post-Calciopoli, he sauntered over to Inter Milan, then later did the unthinkable by switching to AC Milan, their city rivals. In his world, loyalty is just another word for "next club." But hey, when you're Zlatan, you’re above the rules—just ask him.
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9. Mario Götze
The Boy Who Lived... to Betray Dortmund for Bayern
Götze was Dortmund’s golden boy, the kind of player you'd expect to stick around forever. But in 2013, just before the Champions League final—where Dortmund would face Bayern Munich—news broke that Götze was heading to... Bayern. The timing couldn't have been worse. Dortmund fans felt like their star had walked out just before the big game, leaving them standing at the altar. Bayern fans? They popped champagne.
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10. Emmanuel Adebayor
From Arsenal to City to Spurs: The Traitor's Hat-Trick
Adebayor is the guy who doesn’t just switch clubs—he burns his bridges while doing a victory lap. After ditching Arsenal for Manchester City, Adebayor made sure to rub it in by sprinting across the entire pitch to celebrate in front of Arsenal fans after scoring against them. Years later, just to keep the rivalry simmering, he joined Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal’s North London nemesis. Adebayor didn’t just betray once; he did it thrice—for good measure.
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Conclusion
Traitors? Maybe. Legends? Absolutely. Football’s history is full of these controversial characters, and while the fans may never forgive them, they’ve left us with some truly unforgettable moments. In the end, what’s football without a little drama?
Just make sure you don’t cross the line... unless you’re ready for the pig’s head.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
The real farmers league
Pep Guardiola with City won 6 Premier League trophies
Sir Alex Ferguson with Manchester United won 13 trophies
So what is the real Farmers League now?
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
There's only one Sir Alex Ferguson
In the realm of Manchester United, there's only one Sir Alex Ferguson
Wednesday, December 6, 2023
Manchester United vs Chelsea Champions League final 2008
Manchester United against Chelsea! Let's reminisce about the UEFA Champions League final in 2008
Friday, November 17, 2023
Wayne Rooney's Bicycle Kick v Man City 2011
Wayne Rooney's goal against Manchester City in 2011 is widely regarded as one of, if not the greatest goal in the history of the Premier League.
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
Cristiano Ronaldo reasons of criticizing Manchester United
After a horrible spell with Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo criticized the club, his manager Ten Hag and others for not respecting him during an interview with Pires Morgan.
Ronaldo who is a Manchester United legend also criticized his former teammate Wayne Rooney for talking much about him, calling him not pretty like he is.
Thursday, July 7, 2022
Why does Cristiano Ronaldo want to leave Manchester United?
Cristiano Ronaldo left the team in 2009, were he had a long a journey with Real Madrid and later with Juventus.
In 2021 Ronaldo decided to return and to win again with United, but the season was not as expected. From changing managers to lose 0-5 to Liverpool, finishing 6th on the table and joining the Europa League competation.
Ronaldo asked to leave the club because it is now out of his ambition.
Monday, June 13, 2022
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Klopp meeting Pope Ferguson
Jurgen Klopp says meeting Sir Alex Ferguson for the first time was like meeting the Pope
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Saturday, January 25, 2020
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Moments of the decade
As we move into 2020, let's take a moment to remember the last decade 🤗
Imagine not liking football.
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Sunday, December 8, 2019
Friday, March 29, 2019
Ole's at the wheel for good! 🔴⚫️
Ole's at the wheel - and he's not going anywhere! Solskjaer has been handed a three-year deal by Man Utd
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Saturday, March 23, 2019
"I couldn't bear to see them win it, it would be a nightmare for any Evertonian."
The lesser of two evils? Wayne Rooney has said he hopes Manchester City win the title rather than Liverpool...
Goal link: https://www.goal.com/en/galleries/goals-cartoon-corner-the-best-football-sketches-from-omar/1/5h5idxuqf71t1a242x8f9cmtj
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Monday, December 24, 2018
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