@Paul_Newman66 @VFTLpodcast @kvlmason @Dan_KP What a wonderful night.

Fake football quotes are an increasing menace on social media.

Why do they work and where do they come from?

Free to read, @TheAthleticFC

nytimes.com/athletic/76921…

@djjnr2 🙌

Into him, @Mrjamieohara1.

@MattWTate Broken clocks my friend.

Nobody should indulge Cole Palmer’s protests there. He got a let off with that first incident, wasted the reprieve and then gave the referee no choice but to send him off.

Mathys Tel. Magnificent.

Pipe night in the away block. 🚬🚬🚬

Fake football quotes are an increasing menace on social media.

Why do they work and where do they come from?

Free to read, @TheAthleticFC

nytimes.com/athletic/76921…

@Beezus37644877 Worse IMO.

@jonoblain Also: knows exactly what he’s doing.

@jonoblain Horrible and snide.

This is how your seriously hurt someone. It’s a red card.

Not even a yellow card. Absolutely hopeless refereeing.

That’s ridiculously dangerous from Said El Mala. Shoves two Schalke players into each other, both subsequently replaced with bleeding head injuries.

@Ramon_Vega71 Whatever it is, I imagine he’s not travelling EasyJet or staying in an Ibis.

@ElMengem It’s brilliant work, Eli

@ailliwre It doesn’t have to, but it absolutely should. Infantino styles himself as a redistributor and it’s never been more important to understand where all this money is actually going.

Fake quotations on social media are a big problem in football.

But why are people falling for them and where do they come from?

Story, free to read @TheAthleticFC

nytimes.com/athletic/76921…

Gianni Infantino has been on a world tour ever since the FFE scandal broke, staging photo ops with executives from dozens of different countries and federations - see his IG for how busy he’s been.

A fair question: how much have all the private jets and hotels cost? And why is blic?