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Coming out of retirement and looking for a new challenge at National League South level or above. Also open to opportunities abroad. ⚽️
Winger / No.10 with Championship, League One and international experience. Hungry to get back playing and make an impact.
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Proper club, with proper fans. Real shame it didn’t work out 💛
🤝 St Albans City FC can confirm Charlie Edwards has departed the club by mutual agreement.
We wish Charlie all the best for the future 💛💙
#SACFC 😇
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🚨🗣️ Thierry Henry on Cristiano Ronaldo vs DR Congo:
“Let me be very clear about something.”
🗣️ “Every time Cristiano Ronaldo steps onto a pitch, people expect miracles.”
🗣️ “And every time, he delivers something that keeps him in the conversation of the greatest ever.”
🗣️ “Tonight against DR Congo, it was another example of what he still brings to football.”
🗣️ “His movement inside the box, his positioning, his mentality… these are things you cannot teach.”
🗣️ “Even when the game is difficult, even when Portugal are under pressure, he is always there waiting for one moment.”
🗣️ “That's why he has scored goals for so many years at the highest level.”
🗣️ “People keep asking if Cristiano is finished.”
🗣️ “Finished players don't create chances every game.”
🗣️ “Finished players don't scare defenders the moment they enter the box.”
🗣️ “Finished players don't still decide matches in World Cups.”
🗣️ “Now, let's address the comparison with Messi.”
🗣️ “This is where people make football too simple.”
🗣️ “Messi and Ronaldo are not the same type of players.”
🗣️ “Cristiano is about efficiency, power, mentality, and finishing.”
🗣️ “Messi is about control, creativity, vision, and making the game look like art.”
🗣️ “You cannot judge them with the same formula.”
🗣️ “They changed football in different ways.”
🗣️ “Cristiano turned himself into a machine built for goals.”
🗣️ “Messi was born with football in his feet.”
🗣️ “And that's why this debate will never die.”
🗣️ “But what people forget is this: greatness is not only about style… it's about impact.”
🗣️ “And Ronaldo's impact is still massive.”
🗣️ “Even against teams like DR Congo, he demands attention from every defender.”
🗣️ “He opens space for others.”
🗣️ “He changes defensive structures just by being on the pitch.”
🗣️ “That is respect at the highest level.”
🗣️ “So when people say he is finished, I don't agree.”
🗣️ “I see a player who is still dangerous.”
🗣️ “Still competitive.”
🗣️ “Still hungry.”
🗣️ “And still capable of deciding games.”
🗣️ “As for the Messi comparison…”
🗣️ “I will say this.”
🗣️ “We are lucky.”
🗣️ “We are lucky to have lived in a generation where both exist at the same time.”
🗣️ “Because once they are gone, people will realize how special this era really was.”
🔥🐐🇵🇹🇦🇷
🗣️ “Ronaldo is not finished.”
🗣️ “Messi is not replaceable.”
🗣️ “And football will never be the same again.”
Ellis Brown retweeted
After 3 years @walthamstowfc I’ve decided too move on I would like to thank everyone involved with the club and wish them the best for the upcoming season 🙏🏿
#3Agent 🥲
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Can’t wait to get started. Let’s get to work 💛💙 @stalbanscityfc
Ellis Brown retweeted
As I move on to the next chapter, I want to thank everyone at @walthamabbeyfc . I’ve enjoyed every moment with a great group of players and fans💚
Wishing the club all the best🙏🏽
My time at @walthamabbeyfc has come to an end. I’d like to thank everyone at the club — a great group of lads and a fantastic club to be part of. Wishing everyone the very best for the future and continued success. Now it’s time to see what the next season has in store for me.
Ellis Brown retweeted
Rivals are acting like we lose our prem if we lose the CL final, this ain’t vegas
Ellis Brown retweeted
Raheem Sterling is the most disrespected modern day pro.
People talk like he’s Wayne Routledge. You can’t find 10 greater EPL wingers than Sterling.
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Had a better career than 99% of professional footballers. Multiple titles, 80+ England caps. Played at the highest level since he was 17 and he's burnt out by 31. What's wrong with that? These gimpy journos have been gagging to write these shit articles since 2014. Embarrassing.
“I feel pity because he was such a fantastic footballer. But if you feel pity… it’s over.”
Jan Everse, the ex-Netherlands international, is not alone in feeling sad at Raheem Sterling’s decline.
The man once tipped to win a Ballon d’Or cannot even get off the bench for Feyenoord and faces an uncertain future.
So what’s gone wrong? And what happens next?
@DTathletic
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