Daily Football Memes V1121

Troll Football Compilation Summary

The compilation focuses on Manchester United’s rough run, Brighton’s knack for upsetting big clubs, and the seemingly endless debate over VAR.

Manchester United and Carrick Take the Heat

Memes mock United’s results, including a comparison between their seven points from nine games under Michael Carrick and Liverpool’s nine points from nine under Roy Hodgson. Carrick’s confidence that he’ll still be in charge for the next match gets its own punchline.

Lisandro Martínez’s grim-looking stats are also highlighted: one red card, one own goal, and no clean sheets in nine league matches.

Brighton Keep Tormenting the Giants

The video strings together Brighton’s wins and draws against Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, and United. One gag suggests that beating Brighton “isn’t for everyone.” Another points out that City had 67 penalty-area touches to Brighton’s nine and still lost.

VAR and Estevão’s Disallowed Goal

A recurring joke centers on Estevão having a goal ruled out for offside. The compilation pokes fun at the decision, imagines Xabi Alonso’s reaction, and features fans demanding a change to the offside rule.

Chelsea and Fofana Get Roasted

Wesley Fofana is compared unfavorably with a £7.99 burger: neither can defend or score, but at least the burger makes people happy. Leicester’s combined £155 million sales of Harry Maguire and Fofana also get a knowing nod.

More Football Absurdity

Other jokes include:

• Garnacho winning the “first official Ballon d’Or.”
• A proposed tiny Inter stadium that supposedly can’t fit 22 players.
• A footballer dressing up as Youri Tielemans for Halloween.
• Kevin De Bruyne being praised as a midfielder who can create chances, score, and win titles—followed by the punchline that his work is done and it’s Roma’s turn.

Closing Stats

Lisandro Martínez and Cristian Romero are said to have 11 career red cards apiece, all at club level rather than internationally.

Personalities Mentioned

Bruno Fernandes, Alejandro Garnacho, Lisandro Martínez, Wesley Fofana, Amad Diallo, Mikel Arteta, Michael Carrick, Xabi Alonso, Estevão, Harry Maguire, Lautaro Martínez, Alexander Sørloth, Kevin De Bruyne, Youri Tielemans, Cristian Romero, Jürgen Klopp (“Carra”), and Xavi Simons.