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Identify the sole two players in the Premier League with star quality

By Damerex -
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Did you believe that Bukayo Saka or the current Ballon d’Or winner possesses 'star quality'? As though it makes a difference regardless...  ‘Is the Premier League experiencing a shortage of superstars?’ is an opening line from Sam Wallace in the Daily Telegraph that stems entirely from the absurd situation of the international break concluding with an FA Cup weekend lacking any of England's most popular clubs.  You realize you are drifting into middle age when you begin to ponder where all the true superstars have disappeared to; wasn’t it more enjoyable when you could leave your door unlocked, men were men, women were something unspecified, and the Premier League overflowed with star talent? The issue? It never truly was.  In the latest Forbes ranking of the top-earning athletes in 2024, which generally aligns with the most renowned players globally, the Premier League features three individuals: Erling Haaland, Mo Salah, and Kevin De Bruyne.  In 2020, the Premier L...
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Ruben Amorim's errors evident in Real Sociedad stalemate as Man Utd player commits ‘criminal’ act

By Damerex -
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Man Utd still promise much but fail to deliver under Ruben Amorim, as one player’s “criminal” choice will lead to his decline in the hierarchy and eventual departure…  Ruben Amorim led his Man Utd team to the Basque area of Spain on Thursday night for his 25th match at the helm, likely feeling as though it were his 250th.  It's difficult to accept that the 40-year-old is merely four months into his tenure at Man Utd, which has been filled with drawbacks and only a few positives.  Several of the highlights have occurred in the Europa League, where four of his ten victories have been achieved.  Manchester United's departure from the FA Cup over the weekend compounded their difficulties in the Premier League, with shameless media outlets throughout the continent eagerly pushing the 'sack' narrative. In truth, we remain far from having this as a significant discussion.  It’s difficult not to feel at least some sympathy for Amorim, who anticipated a much-needed break...
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