Oooh! Petro Dollars Buys EPL, UEFA & FIFA.. But Can't Buy Youuu! Hey Jude! Bellingham Thread

Vini wouldn't stand a chance with the English media if he played for the English NT

Look at this title:

"This is why Thomas Tuchel called Jude Bellingham's on-field antics 'repulsive' as the selfish star showed his true colours once again. There must now be serious questions over his World Cup INCLUSION"

I know Jude is a hot head and I mentioned it when Vini showed his petulance in the Clasico. There aren't many coaches like Carlo out there who can handle these types of players. Tuchel is doing him a disservice with his frankly childish responses

 

Why the reputable Daily Mail, of course.

 

LOL the English deserve everything the get when it comes to National team success. Unreal the amount that their media tries to constantly stir things up -- they say their team is the best, then they say they are in turmoil, then they say they are going to lose in the upcoming international tournament like they always do, then right before they say they might win the tournament, then when they lose they say they always knew they would lose because they are shit. Remember them racially abusing and booing the players who had missed penalties in the last tourney?

 

They are only reflecting what the rest of the country feel imo. Just look at the comment section. I think it's due to the unwarranted exposure he's had. Nobody cares what he does footballing wise. They focus on the none football stuff.

 

🗣️ English journalist last night: “Jude Bellingham pushed an opponent in the 10th minute, did you see that?”

🗣️ Thomas Tuchel: “Nope.”

The obsession with Jude. 🤐 pic.twitter.com/keBv9QkQk3

— Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) November 17, 2025

Should be sacked from his job, unless he’s some freelance imbecile

 

Thomas Tuchel is a straight douchebag, I could not care less what that guy thinks or has to say.

Jude is a fantastic player and adds tremendous value to any team in the world.

Trying to paint a narrative that he’s problematic is very weird.

 

I don’t get it. Are we mad at the coach for the journo asking the question and him answering nope?

 

It's a stupid ********ing question, full stop.

 

The English media can be extremely harsh, and at times even hostile, especially toward players who choose to play outside England. Such players are often seen as ‘unusual’ or ‘different,’ which only intensifies the scrutiny. There’s a strong expectation that English talents should stay in, or eventually return to the Premier League, and when they don’t, the media tends to look for any opportunity to tear them down. This attitude extends to Real Madrid as well: the English press often shows clear bias against the club, largely because Madrid frequently attracts Premier League stars and is perceived as ‘stealing’ top English talents. Combined with the media’s love of drama and the long-standing football rivalry, where Real Madrid and Barcelona dominated Europe for many years. This fuels negative narratives that predict failure, regret, or controversy. As a result, Real Madrid is frequently cast as the ‘villain’: a wealthy, powerful, and ambitious club that appears to stand above the rest.

On top of all that, Tuchel clearly has some sort of issue with Jude. I wouldn’t be surprised if, at the World Cup, he ends up giving more minutes to Rodgers, Foden, and Palmer at Jude’s expense.
I’m also pretty sure that even if Trent has a great season, he still won’t be called up to the England squad.

*just saw this. well, it proved my point.

 

James Maddison on IG. 🤍💙5️⃣ pic.twitter.com/nfp9qr8nwa

— Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) November 18, 2025

 

While we didn't paywd for him directly, he's getting into the level of Eden and Kaka level of waste

 

“I don’t think they are ready for a black superstar!” 🗣️

A powerful response from @IanWright0 following Jude Bellingham’s recent criticism in the media.

Watch the full conversation now on The Overlap YouTube channel. pic.twitter.com/MbdEzxL8D3

— The Overlap (@WeAreTheOverlap) November 20, 2025

🚨 IAN WRIGHT: “Certain people are NOT ready for a black superstar in England.

Everyone loves N’Golo Kante, he’s a humble black man, it’s how he is. But when we Paul Pogba or Jude Bellingham, that energy does not fit well with these people, it FRIGHTENS these people.

Jude’s… pic.twitter.com/rboCcwNwfd

— Madrid Zone (@theMadridZone) November 20, 2025

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Ian Wright: "As a black man, when you go out you just try to be the best you can while keeping your head down. But for what?! For being a humble f*cking slave?!"

— @WeAreTheOverlap pic.twitter.com/s7uNxE4a4b

— The Touchline | 𝐓 (@TouchlineX) November 20, 2025

 

The Britts are funny

They are self destructing now

then they’ll beat Haiti or curaçao 6-0 in the first round of the wc and crown themselves champions and it’s coming home while idolizing Jude and then lose in the semis or something and blame Jude for the “failure” even though they’d be making it as far as they should

 

I think we, and hopefully the players, need to realize that the loud few don’t represent everyone and there will always be toxic people.

I am not in England, but I doubt people hate Jude. In Colombia James had A LOT of retractors because of his attitude and laziness, but he is still an immensely popular player.

now we have Luis Diaz who is the epitome of good attitude, hard work, and humility and yet some people complain about him too.

moral of the story, you will never be able to please everyone and a few morons even if loud don’t represent everyone. I am sure Jude is fine in England

 

Ian Wright went through what he's describing about English media too. Luis Hamilton gets positive press when they portray him as humble and not so much when they perceive him not to be. Kante example given by Ian is on point.

I posted about English media's targeted attack of Raheem Sterling here around 2016 about him buying house, car etc with extremely negative headlines.

In 2016, both newspapers attacked him for buying a home for his mother, who raised him as a single parent. “Obscene Raheem” was the headline in The Sun. “England flop Raheem shows off blinging house,” was the Daily Mail’s. The same day, The Sun used a picture of Sterling to accompany a report with which he had no connection whatsoever, on a semi-professional footballer who they claimed was a drug dealer.

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/...ia-and-elites-fuel-racism-in-british-football

 

Ian is talking about the narrative set by mainstream media rather than majority football fans, I think.