19th February: Thierry Henry Brings Up Michael Olise in Interview
On February 18th, Atalanta’s captain Rafael Toloi received an embarrassing red card.
17th February: Wigan Youngster Drops Brutal Celebration Following First Goal At Everton’s New Stadium
16th February: Hulk scores insane free kick
15th February: Van Nistelrooy and Keown Recall the ‘Battle of Old Trafford’
14th February: Everton fire back at Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk.
13th February: Carragher and Henry’s Reactions to Everton’s Equaliser v Liverpool
12th February: Brilliant film recorded Kylian Mbappe’s frantic reaction after Bellingham’s late victory over Manchester City.
10th February: Dion Dublin’s Brilliant Response to Fan Interruption BBC Broadcast
9th February: Defender’s Claim That He Kicked The ‘S***’ Out of Suarez Debunked
On February 9th, Antoine Semenyo’s penalty technique stunned the commentator.
Manchester City are stunned in the fourth round of the FA Cup on February 8th.
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On February 19th, Thierry Henry pulled up Michael Olise during an interview, resulting in a viral social media video.
Thierry Henry caught Michael Olise slipping 😅 pic.twitter.com/hGCemJZaN4
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) February 18, 2025
Thierry Henry couldn’t help but mock Michael Olise after the Bayern Munich star referred to him as ‘Titi’ rather than ‘coach’ during a live CBS Sports interview on Tuesday night. Olise, who was guided by Henry while representing France at the 2024 Olympics, spoke after Bayern qualified for the Champions League Round of 16 with a 1-1 tie against Celtic.
When asked by Micah Richards how he found the transition from Crystal Palace to Bayern Munich, Olise said: “It was a big one and definitely took some time to adjust. I spoke with Titi a lot, and while I was transitioning, he assisted me by giving me some advice.” Henry had Olise hurriedly backtracking when he said, “So it’s ‘Titi’ now, not coach?”. (Watch the amusing clip in full at 45 seconds in the video above).
On February 18th, Atalanta’s captain Rafael Toloi received an embarrassing red card.
The defender made a fool of himself when last season’s Europa League winners tumbled out of Europe.
I have never seen anything like this on a football pitch.
He’s completely gone.
The red mist. pic.twitter.com/tJivgQRLjz
— Dougie Critchley (@DougieCritchley) February 18, 2025
Rafael Toloi absolutely lost his cool in the last stages of Atalanta’s Champions League play-off defeat to Club Brugge, resulting in a red card for the captain. In the 87th minute of the contest, the defender’s aggravation spilt over during a heated exchange.
As Maxim de Cuyper sought to disrupt the game’s rhythm by obstructing a throw-in, Toloi snapped. In a flash of wrath, he attempted to throw the ball at De Cuyper but lost his feet and slipped awkwardly. Determined to face him, Toloi charged after De Cuyper, prompting officials to intervene to save the situation from escalating further.
In the end, he received a straight red card for his outburst, while De Cuyper was given a yellow card for his smart gamesmanship, which enraged Toloi. With this remarkable change of events, Atalanta was eliminated from the Champions League, losing 5-2 on aggregate against Club Brugge following a 2-1 defeat in the first match.
17th February: Wigan Youngster Drops Brutal Celebration After First Goal At Everton’s New Stadium
Everton’s Under 18s were involved in a friendly against Wigan at Bramley-Moore Docks stadium
😂😂😂 first ever goal scorer at Bramley Moore is a RED https://t.co/ZAdL1CZRod
— Deff0notn1k84 (@deff0notn1k84) February 17, 2025
Everton has been ruthlessly mocked since the first goal was scored at the Bramley-Moore Docks Stadium. The Toffees are poised to relocate to their new home for the 2025-2026 season, bidding farewell to the famous Goodison Park. Meanwhile, their future stadium is being used for club-related events, with the under-18s set to play there on several occasions.
Thousands of Evertonians flocked to the stadium on Monday night to watch the junior squad face Wigan Athletic in a friendly, but things did not go as planned for the hosts. Athletic went ahead 1-0 within the first quarter of an hour, thanks to a nice finish from young midfielder Harrison Rimmer.
To add insult to injury, the child then mocked the Everton fans by holding up the number six, a reference to the amount of European Cups Everton’s arch-rivals Liverpool have won throughout their history.
