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user7173574266881
charmante :
ok mon bb nous sommes déjà prête
2026-10-14 15:46:55
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pretty3.16
Pretty 🫶❤️ :
Inchallah
2026-10-21 05:10:25
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fallousow615
Fallou Sow :
c combien jai besoin deux tenues barçalonais
2026-10-19 22:32:59
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sthefyooeliassaint
Shresta hair style💅👄🫦💋💃🪮 :
🙏mn bb viens nous sommes prêt papa et maman t'attend au nom de Jésus Christ Amennnn Amen Amennnn Amen Amennnn Amen Amennnn
2026-10-18 12:57:18
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madamepropre45
Maman de Claudette 🥳❤️🇨🇩 :
Je t’attends avec plaisir mon amour
2026-10-15 14:25:26
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gentille3813
Gentille :
Nous t’aimons encore plus mon bb[Cœur rouge][Cœur rouge][Cœur rouge][Cœur rouge]
2026-10-19 17:22:26
1
coeurdykaembe
La prunelle de sa famille❤️🥰 :
Dans 4 mois ❤️
2026-10-16 17:24:22
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user2377347776529
Smiley😁♥️ :
ton papa sera très content mon mignon moi même je hâte de te prendre dans mes bras
2026-10-17 06:38:15
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user8761949163370
Aminata gacko :
que le bon dieu nous fasse découvrir cette joie d'être mère Amen
2026-10-18 20:59:26
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mme.sherinoh
27 octobre❤️🎊🎊 :
oui mon bébé je t'attend loo vien vite 🥰🥰🥰
2026-10-14 14:01:28
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user1771043810069
Paola :
interressé c'est combien ?
2026-10-20 18:54:43
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divinelarosensumbu
Divine la rose Nsumbu :
Oui mon bébé je t’attends ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
2026-10-14 14:43:41
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marietoufofana022
marietoufofana022 :
je suis intéressé
2026-10-15 08:08:58
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jolie.mg
Jolie mg :
je t’attend avec patience mon bb🙏
2026-10-19 13:58:05
1
nguettiaadjouman
dame kouassi :
Vien mon bébé avec plaisir [Cœur rouge][Cœur rouge][Cœur rouge] novembre
2026-10-17 13:28:31
1
rodrigue.kz
Rodrigue kz :
je suis là pour toi mon fils
2026-10-16 10:37:45
1
georgine6105
Georgine :
je suis prête mon bébé
2026-10-16 08:26:41
1
zedianna0
ZEDIANNA :
nous t'aimons aussi
2026-10-15 16:21:11
1
shashaaw3
shashaaw3 :
Allahouma Amine Inchallah
2026-10-16 16:16:32
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user4197391867284
user4197391867284 :
am
2026-10-14 17:58:08
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genoloukebo
Geno Loukebo :
maman taime je tattend
2026-10-16 07:26:38
1
mannequin100.1
Mannequin :
Je te reçois avec joie et amour
2026-10-18 13:46:37
1
muriel.nancy
muriel Nancy :
j'ai besoin d'un bb
2026-10-20 20:19:52
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user1292209670777
user1292209670777 :
amen bienvenu chez moi mon bébé
2026-10-15 09:28:10
1
user3222186001667
Aimeé Kapakala :
Amen Amen Amen je reçois
2026-10-14 13:21:02
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🚨Roberto De Zerbi on why he did not celebrate James Maddison’s stunner during Tottenham’s 3-1 win over Coventry: 🗣️ Roberto De Zerbi: “People will ask me why I didn’t celebrate. Even my assistant looked at me and said, ‘Coach, celebrate! We have scored!’ I looked at him and said, ‘Celebrate what? It is one goal!’ “Honestly, I was happy, of course. How can you not appreciate a goal like that? Maddison scored an incredible goal, but at that moment, I was thinking about the bigger picture. “Let me be honest with you, it is frustrating. We had to wait until Maddison returned and until our seventh game to finally take the lead. We are Tottenham. We cannot keep making things so difficult for ourselves. We have quality in this squad, but quality means nothing if you don’t show it consistently. “And you could see Maddison apologising to the Coventry supporters after scoring. That meant something to me. He grew up in Coventry, played for the club and has a connection with those people. He understands what that club means to its supporters, and he showed them respect. “So, of course, I respect Coventry. It was a beautiful goal, but for me, one goal was not enough to start celebrating like we had won a trophy. We still had a job to finish. “At half-time, I told the players, ‘We have the lead, now protect it. Close the spaces, stop giving them opportunities, and do not make silly mistakes. If we want to become a serious team, we have to learn how to control games when we are ahead.’ “And then the second half starts, and what happens? We are already picking the ball out of our own net! [shakes head] “This is what frustrates me the most. You can spend fifteen minutes explaining something to the players, showing them where the danger will come from, and then one mistake destroys all your work. At this level, you cannot afford to switch off. “We had to fight our way back into the game, and credit to the players for that. But we should not have put ourselves in that position in the first place. “Maddison gave us creativity and the courage to try something different. Kudus brought energy, movement and the ability to hurt defenders. These are players who can change a game in one moment, and today they helped save us. “But I don’t want Tottenham to become a team that depends on two players to rescue us every weekend. What happens when Maddison is unavailable? What happens when Kudus has a difficult game? Are we suddenly going to forget how to play football? “If we continue depending on individual brilliance to get us out of trouble, we will put ourselves in a position where relegation becomes a real danger. I am not saying this to frighten anyone. I am saying it because we must be honest about the level we need to reach. “We have to improve defensively, move the ball better and become more intelligent when we are leading. You cannot expect Maddison to score a world-class goal every time we need help, or Kudus to dribble past three players whenever we struggle. “Football is a collective responsibility. When we win, we win together. When we suffer, we suffer together. And when we make mistakes, we take responsibility together. “Tonight, we are happy because we won. The supporters deserve that happiness, and the players deserve credit for fighting until the end. But tomorrow, we will watch the game again, analyse our mistakes and work to correct them. “I want Tottenham to become a team that scores the first goal and knows how to manage the match. I want us to dominate because we understand the game, not because we are waiting for one talented player to produce a moment of magic. “My assistant told me to celebrate, and I told him it was only one goal. Now you understand why. At Tottenham, we cannot celebrate one moment of brilliance as if it has solved all our problems. Maddison and Kudus helped us win today, but if we want to achieve something meaningful this season, the entire team must learn to stand on its own feet.”

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