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Agnostic New Testament expert Bart Ehrman, in his 2009 book Jesus, Interrupted, noted no 1st-century non-Christian Greek or Roman sources mention Jesus—a point he made to explain why a Galilean preacher wouldn't catch elite notice, not to deny his existence. Ehrman has long argued for a historical Jesus, baptized by John the Baptist and crucified under Pontius Pilate around 30 AD, backed by early Christian texts like Paul's letters from the 50s AD, the Gospels, and later references from Josephus and Tacitus. Nearly all scholars agree on this basic historicity, treating the evidence like that for other ancient figures such as Socrates.

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A post pulled a line from scholar Bart Ehrman's book to question Jesus' existence, but critics pointed out the full context shows he affirms a real historical figure from 1st-century Judea.

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Manchester United supporters express divided opinions on whether to root for Chelsea against Arsenal to hinder Arsenal's Premier League title chances. Many prefer Chelsea to win or a draw to prevent Arsenal from gaining points, while others remain neutral or favor Arsenal. Discussions compare hatred levels toward Manchester United's rivals including Barcelona and Arsenal.

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The 24-year-old Dutch center-back, signed for £40 million from Wolfsburg in 2023, stands out for his pace and composure despite Tottenham's woes—sitting 16th with 29 points from 26 games, winless in domestic play this year. Manchester United lead the chase for him as a backline upgrade, with Liverpool eyeing a successor to Virgil van Dijk and Real Madrid monitoring closely. Reports say he's expected to leave in summer 2025, contract talks frozen until season's end, as Spurs fear a firesale if relegated.

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Tottenham's speedy defender Micky van de Ven has caught the eye of Europe's elite clubs, just as his team battles to stay in the Premier League. Fans are buzzing over whether he'll jump ship this summer.

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Manchester United fans highlighted clips of André Onana's goalkeeping errors over two years, such as conceding straightforward shots. They contrasted these with a routine save by América de Cali's Walter Benítez on a shot directly at Racing Club's goalkeeper Gabriel Lammens.

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The German centre-back arrived from AC Milan for around £30 million and has impressed with aerial dominance in the 95th percentile and sharp game reading, helping Newcastle sit 11th with 36 points from 27 games. Reports from Sports Boom, TeamTalk, and GiveMeSport claim Bayern see him as a successor to Kim Min-jae, Manchester United want to bolster their backline, and Liverpool are tentatively interested ahead of summer—no bids confirmed yet. Thiaw dismissed Champions League doubts in a Chronicle Live interview, insisting 'We are still in the fight' ahead of the Qarabag play-off and Everton clash, while fans sarcastically brush off the rumors online.

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Malick Thiaw joined Newcastle just last summer, quickly becoming a defensive rock alongside Sven Botman. Now, big clubs like Bayern Munich and Manchester United are reportedly eyeing a move for the 24-year-old.

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The 25-year-old Nigerian striker, on loan at Werder Bremen from Bayer Leverkusen, underwent cartilage repair surgery in early January and is now grinding through intensive rehab at Leverkusen's facilities. He's sharing selfies from Biodex sessions to rebuild quad strength, light drills over hurdles, and gym work, all while joking about his routine of rehab, sleep, and gaming streams. Fans and the club are rallying behind him with messages like 'C’mon fighter' and 'Admin trusts the comeback,' as he eyes a mid-May return at the earliest. His resilience shines through past knee troubles, fueling hope for his role in Leverkusen's title push and Nigeria's internationals.

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Just over five weeks after knee surgery, Victor Boniface is back on the pitch, balancing on high-tech machines and jogging straights under cloudy skies at BayArena.

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Arsenal equalized through Igor Thiago but dropped points in a 1-1 Premier League draw on February 12, staying four points ahead of Manchester City. Passionate supporter Ty dismissed Brentford's achievement outright in a clip, slamming their fans for mocking Arsenal despite the Bees' rise from lower leagues and recent strong results against the Gunners. Rival fans fired back hard, calling him entitled while some Arsenal voices wondered if his rants feed the club's 'most hated fanbase' image, though others praised his loyalty.

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Ty, the fiery AFTV regular who lives for Arsenal games, let loose after the frustrating 1-1 draw at Brentford. 'I'm not giving them credit,' he declared, telling their fans to 'know your place.'

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The Blues took the lead through Nicolas Jackson's opener but saw Wesley Fofana sent off in the second half, leaving them vulnerable. Burnley equalized late, frustrating new signing Joao Pedro who said they did enough to win but couldn't find a second goal. Manager Liam Rosenior called for improvement across the board after dropping four points from winning positions, a slip that hurts their top-four push amid tense moments like Malo Gusto's risky pass sparking teammate fury.

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Chelsea thought they had the win in the bag, but a red card and a 93rd-minute header from Zian Flemming left them stunned at Stamford Bridge.

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Manchester City beat Newcastle United 2-1 at the Etihad Stadium, with Nico O'Reilly scoring twice—including a header from Haaland's cross—to keep City two points behind leaders Arsenal after 27 games. Haaland didn't score but dazzled midway through the first half with a la croqueta move that racked up thousands of likes on City's post. His all-around game included a personal-best 12 duels won, tracking back to defend, and creating chances, silencing critics who mocked his earlier touches against Newcastle.

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Erling Haaland surprised everyone with a slick double-touch nutmeg on the left flank, gliding past defenders like it was nothing. It was the kind of flair fans rarely see from the powerhouse striker.

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Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo made an exceptional defense-splitting pass to Pedro Neto, contributing to Joao Pedro's opening goal against Brighton. The sequence started with a progressive pass from Santos to Caicedo, who then found Neto leading to the finish.

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Alternative MUFC released a comedic video recap of Manchester United's match against Everton, highlighting moments such as Bruno Fernandes arguing with the referee and crying on the bench. The video incorporates humorous elements like royal rumbles, dinosaurs, and satellite lugs despite the game's poor quality. Manchester United fans praised the video as brilliant and hilarious.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta substituted Jurrien Timber with William Mosquera during a match. William Mosquera provided an assist for Gyokeres' first goal and impressed with his energy, passing, and defensive impact. Discussions noted Jurrien Timber's fatigue from heavy usage since his injury return.

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Amorim took charge on November 11, 2024, after Ten Hag's dismissal, but United finished 15th last season with just 42 points—their worst Premier League placing. This season, after 17 matches, they sit seventh, three or four points off fourth-placed Chelsea, with Amorim at 1.20 points per game amid injuries and squad issues. Fans debate fiercely if sacking Ten Hag was wrong, as some see attacking gains and green shoots, while others fixate on the 48-point swing and demand results ahead of Boxing Day at Newcastle.

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Manchester United supporters are poring over a tough stat: Rúben Amorim's 14 Premier League wins in his first 44 games fall far short of Erik ten Hag's 30 over the same span.

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Jens Petter Hauge scored in the 58th minute, with Hakon Evjen adding a second late on, as Bodø/Glimt held off Inter's pressure for a 5-2 aggregate win—their first-ever Champions League round-of-16 appearance. This caps a flawless 2026 run of four UCL victories, including triumphs over Manchester City and Atlético Madrid, despite playing in a tiny 8,000-seat stadium amid Norway's winter freeze. The club celebrated wildly with 'VI KLARTE DET!!!'—'We did it!!!'—as fans hail their fairytale journey, now eyeing a potential rematch with City.

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In the roaring San Siro, underdogs from a Norwegian town of 55,000 people toppled Serie A leaders Inter Milan 2-1, securing their historic knockout spot.

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Bukayo Saka opened the scoring early with a header from Martinelli's lay-off, and Piero Hincapie made it 2-0 soon after halftime, but Hugo Bueno pulled one back and debutant Tom Edozie leveled in the 90+4th minute via Riccardo Calafiori's own goal. Martinelli assisted the opener and had chances, yet drew ire for heavy touches, poor passes, and no further impact, with fans calling his play stagnant and lacking killer instinct. The draw cuts Arsenal's lead over Manchester City to five points ahead of the North London derby, as Declan Rice showed his fury by ripping off his shirt at full time.

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Arsenal raced to a 2-0 lead at Molineux, only for a second-half meltdown to hand Wolves a dramatic equalizer in stoppage time. Fans turned their frustration squarely on Gabriel Martinelli's shaky display.

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In their 1-2 loss to relegation-threatened Fiorentina, Como fans at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia held up a banner praising Cesc Fàbregas over AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri. The dig stems from Milan's gritty 3-1 win at Como on January 15, where Fàbregas' possession-dominant side (68% ball, 18 shots) fell to counters, prompting his claim they'd win 'eight out of 10' rematches and Allegri's retort of 'lack of respect.' Riding high in seventh with 41 points, Como supporters prefer their Spaniard's style to Allegri's pragmatic approach, as rival fans mock the slip-up ahead of February clashes with Milan and Juventus.

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Como supporters unveiled a cheeky banner during their home game: 'Better one day with Fàbregas than 100 with Allegri.' It perfectly captured their love for their manager amid a tough defeat.

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At Milan's Santa Giulia Arena, Canada overcame an early deficit to beat Finland 3-2 Friday, securing a spot in Sunday's gold-medal game against the United States. Connor McDavid, wearing the captain's 'C' in Sidney Crosby's absence, dished two assists and set the NHL-era Olympic points record with 13 through five games. The matchup revives a fierce rivalry last seen in the 2010 final, with recent tensions from the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off adding edge, as Canada eyes their first men's hockey gold since 2014.

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Down 2-0, Canada stormed back with three straight goals, Nathan MacKinnon firing the winner with just 35.2 seconds left in a heart-pounding semifinal.

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Arsenal Women have loaned academy product Vivienne Lia to Hammarby in Sweden's Damallsvenskan for the rest of the 2025/26 season. The dynamic left winger, who signed her first pro contract last January and gained experience on loan at Nottingham Forest, follows in the footsteps of recent Arsenal exports like Cecily Wellesley-Smith to FC Rosengard. Lia praised endorsements from former Hammarby players Smilla Holmberg and Kyra Cooney-Cross, while fans applaud the move for securing vital minutes abroad amid a competitive Championship. With British-Tanzanian roots and England youth caps, this step could propel her toward Arsenal's senior squad.

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Nineteen-year-old Vivienne Lia is heading to Sweden, eager for more playing time after her early stint in England. She calls it a chance to grow at a top club and experience life abroad.

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At Milan's Santa Giulia Arena, Canada overcame an early deficit to beat Finland 3-2 Friday, securing a spot in Sunday's gold-medal game against the United States. Connor McDavid, wearing the captain's 'C' in Sidney Crosby's absence, dished two assists and set the NHL-era Olympic points record with 13 through five games. The matchup revives a fierce rivalry last seen in the 2010 final, with recent tensions from the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off adding edge, as Canada eyes their first men's hockey gold since 2014.

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Down 2-0, Canada stormed back with three straight goals, Nathan MacKinnon firing the winner with just 35.2 seconds left in a heart-pounding semifinal.

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