Señor Excelente
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@Southside_Gunn The 3 track run from Running Late Freestyle - Vision - Bear took me out.
Every single album the guy delivers. Utterly unreal and unlike anyone else I listen to.
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Album Review for Love is the New Gangsta
As an Atlanta native I try to always support niggas from the city, and 6LACK might be one of the best artists and he is massively underrated. This album really does show growth, understanding of past actions and learning. There is so much self-reflection going on with this project that there are some people who can relate to this and really see how one can not only be aware of negative actions but change.
Lyrically, there is a lot of emotion with each passing track where clarity is something that is looking to be achieved. In addition, you have some solid raps, but some amazing melodic performances. Feature wise, you have to tip your cap to everyone involved, but Leon Thomas and 2 Chainz are really the standouts as the feature artists. We even managed to get Thug on here and he actually sounded like he gave a fuck and it was a really solid feature.
The production has this dark but interesting feel to it. There’s the instrumentation of keys but also some jazz thrown in there like parsley on a 5 star dish. The album is cohesive and the production does nothing but enhance the lyrics, vocals and overall tone of the album. This is an album that might be up there with the debut project as a potential classic. It’s hard to find good music like this and being in this niche space really works well for 6LACK.
Favorite Tracks: Foot on my Neck, Ashin’ the Blunt, Sunday Again
Final Score: 9.4/10

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Pep Guardiola is one of only two managers in English top-flight history to manage in 10 seasons and finish in the top-four each season.
The other? Don Revie with Leeds United between 1964-65 and 1973-74. #lufc


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🤍 Everyone at #LUFC wishes @JossGuilavogui a very happy retirement and congratulates him on a fantastic career

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Insanely disproportionate punishment for an offence that we didn’t benefit at all from. Silly from the club to even get involved in it, but at the same time never ever should be expelled. EFL selling 40,000 tickets before they made a judgement is questionable as well. #saintsfc
EFL Communications@EFL_Comms
An Independent Disciplinary Commission has today expelled Southampton from the Sky Bet Championship Play-Offs after the Club admitted to multiple breaches of EFL Regulations related to the unauthorised filming of other Clubs’ training. In addition, the Club has received a four-point deduction that will be applied to the 2026/27 Championship table. The effect of today’s order is that Middlesbrough are reinstated into the 2026 Play-Offs and will proceed to the Play-Off Final against Hull City. The final remains scheduled for Saturday 23 May, with the kick-off time to be confirmed. 📘 efl.com/news/2026/may/…
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Expelling Southampton was the only decision that would act as a deterrent and the most likely decision from the EFL.
The playoffs are considered a separate competition to the league and when a sporting sanction was the only feasible penalty (when £200m is the prize no fine would do) - the only option was to remove them - there are no points in the playoffs.
Football is defined by the finest of margins and any edge can be the difference.
When #LUFC spied on Derby they broke no specific law.
EFL Regulation 127 (the anti-espionage rule) was brought in after Spygate 1.0.
In addition to knowingly breaking that regulation, I presume aggravating factors would have included: the change of clothes by the spy; the Harwood-Bellis binocular celebration; the delay in admission by Southampton and other clubs having strong suspicions that they were also spied on.
Spying by its nature cannot be committed in good faith.
The fairness and integrity of the competition would have been at the forefront of the determination.
It’s cruel on Southampton’s fans especially those who travel every week and would have already made plans for the final.
But it was also cruel on Middlesbrough - who did nothing wrong, who broke no rules - and their fans.
Boro are absolutely right in their assertion that the information gleaned by the spy could very well have made the difference in such tight games.
Whatever the decision, I assumed that either club would take further action - I wouldn’t be surprised if the outcome of Spygate 2.0 led Southampton to look at their legal options - the stakes are that high.
But for me the right and fair decision was made - the precedent had been set when Swindon were expelled from the EFL Trophy.
The integrity of the competition is paramount and first and foremost,
it has to be fair.
Southampton spied and got booted out, it’s sensational, it’s (almost completely) unprecedented - but it’s absolutely the correct outcome.
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Genuinely hope they took a look at this during the investigation 😂😂
Out of Context Football Manager@nocontextfm1
Celebrating with binoculars and then getting chucked out of the final. Life comes at you fast in football.
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@tgpickup @VinnyP_MOT Couldn’t hear you from the cheers from the west stand and Kop
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