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@UnderRatedDub @NikkiNic9384 Nah that only happens to the giants

@NikkiNic9384 And once THEY start losing like the 6ers, teams will take over their stadium, too.

One thing about the Eagles fanbase…. They’re always going to get “Go Birds” trending no matter what 🤣 Like I said. Philly is an Eagles city. Not so much an overall sports city.

Polymarket isn’t legal to operate in Italy but is now a sponsor of the Serie A + Lazio’s shirt sponsor. In a league where a big betting scandal involving players betting on their own matches etc was uncovered a couple of years ago. What could possibly go wrong? 😑

@golz_tv Ahh yes @USMNT’s PR team of Landon and Tim. Those nuts must be pretty salty

Tim Howard has called out “Eurosnobs” in the USMNT fanbase 😳 Even before Johnny Cardoso got injured, Howard and Landon Donovan didn’t have him in their World Cup roster. Fans didn’t like that, especially since they both included Sebastian Berhalter and Cristian Roldan. Now that Johnny is definitely missing the World Cup, Howard has a response for those fans. “Well, the soccer terminology for these fans that gave us stick are called Eurosnobs,” he said on this week’s Unfiltered Soccer podcast. “So what a Eurosnob is anything that happens in Europe, and if a player's playing a big club, then they must play for your national team. “And look maybe, maybe, but again, I'm looking at the same chart you're looking at, and I see just a lot of red. He's out with injury. He's not in the squad. “When he does play again, we‘ve all had bad games, but against Türkiye, a poor, poor performance in 45 minutes. “And the next game, we got pumped 4-0 [vs Switzerland] and he played the full 90. “And then from then on, you know, there's 21 minutes in this game, nine minutes in that game, two minutes, 45 minutes, like I would love to see on here 90 minutes, 90 minutes, 80 minutes like, there's just no consistency. “So the people who are giving us stick going, ‘You’re out of your mind,’ maybe. But that's not what his history and what [Mauricio] Pochettino is looking at when he looks at Cardoso. “Like Poch also watches Atlético Madrid on TV. He sees these games, but he also calls him in and sees him in person, which is more important, and that's what we're judging this on.” Howard played 13 years in England, and works for NBC Sports as their Premier League pundit. However, he tries not to be biased and gives MLS players a lot of credit. And he’s not happy with “Eurosnobs” who keep undermining MLS players. Does Howard have a point? 👀

@chrisnwoolson @golz_tv @TimHowardGK He’s just a federation kiss ass with Landon. It’s a whole click. Ever notice when someone talks negatively they send these two schmucks out on a PR campaign to spin the positives? You part of the fed & talk poorly on it? Prepare fore the pettiness

@golz_tv Berhalter started against Switzerland That lineup was MAJORITY MLS guys In fact, the majority of minutes during that awful window went to MLS players Is @TimHowardGK a fucking moron?

At 4 am this morning, as I laid in a deep slumber, I was called to action by my wife who had discovered a spider the size of a half dollar in the bathroom. Without hesitation I arose to combat the intruder. Claire handed me the slant board I’ve been using for rehab, and I immediately knew the spider had no chance. It took but 1 attempt to strike down my opponent. I received hugs and kisses for my bravery and fell back asleep with confidence. Have a day gentlemen. 🕷️

Paolo Maldini points out that the success story of Italian tennis is because ‘there was planning in this sport, what was lacking in football,’ and refuses to answer questions about a FIGC role. #Azzurri #ACMilan #Maldini #Calcio

At 13 years old, Jimmy Butler said he heard from his own mother: “I don’t like the way you look. You need to leave.” Kicked out of home, Butler spent a period without a fixed residence, staying at the homes of friends and acquaintances while continuing to study and play basketball. In high school, Jimmy met Jordan Leslie during a free-throw tournament. The two became friends, and Jordan’s mother, Michelle Lambert, began welcoming him into her home. Michelle has already stated that there was never a formal adoption. According to her, Jimmy simply started frequenting the house more and more, until he became part of the family. She also gave a statement that became very well-known: “We had nothing to offer besides love.” At the time, Butler wasn’t seen as a big basketball prospect. He wasn’t treated like a future star and didn’t receive the same attention as other players from his generation. Even so, he earned a spot in the NBA as the last pick in the first round of the 2011 Draft. Years later, he became one of the league’s top stars and has already earned more than 300 million dollars in contracts. Few remember, but before becoming a millionaire, Jimmy Butler was just a kid trying to find a place to sleep.

@BigPapaFortnite I’ve got a fucking crazy idea. Watch the show with me on it tonight at 8pm est on TBS or streaming on HBO max. If you don’t like a product. Try an alternative. Mind blowing 🤯

@Nfldraftregs @NFLPA This such a bootlicker comment

Easy fix. Every team submits the cost for grass field maintenance and that amount gets split up amongst the teams and subtract it off the salary cap. If players get hurt, owners just replace them. So the players should offer to pay for it to maintain the health and welfare of their members .

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off in one month, and work is underway to install fresh grass surfaces in NFL stadiums for the world's top soccer players. NFL players have spent years advocating for safer, high-quality grass fields at their place of work, but when the World Cup is over, most of these stadiums will revert back to turf for the NFL season. Our players deserve workplaces that prioritize their preference, protect them against the weekly wear and tear of the game, and support their long-term health and performance. Watch the full @JCTretter interview with @CamHeyward and @NotJustFootball here: bit.ly/4nk1t3k

🚨 The TRUTH about what HAPPENED in JANUARY and TARE-FURLANI’s WAR By the end of the season, Igli Tare will be the one held accountable. But was he ever truly allowed to do his job? From what’s being reported, he personally pushed for just three signings: Luka Modrić, Ardon Jashari and Christopher Nkunku. The rest were either driven by Giorgio Furlani (Ricci) or Geoffrey Moncada. And that’s the real issue: AC Milan seem to be the only club where three different people make transfer decisions. There’s never a single person truly responsible, because when things go wrong, everyone is ready to shift the blame elsewhere. Back in January, for example, Furlani reportedly told journalists there was no money available for the market: zero budget. But then Massimiliano Allegri asked for a striker, and Tare had to make do with Niclas Füllkrug on a free transfer. Then suddenly, in the final days of the window, Furlani -without Tare being informed- started negotiations for Jean-Philippe Mateta for nearly €35 million. Shortly after, Milan signed Alphadjo Cissé for close to €10 million. All of a sudden, the budget was there. Can a sporting director realistically work under these conditions? Your thoughts.

Kevin Nash has urged WWE stars to unionise and join SAG-AFTRA following TKO pay cuts. "You can’t have it both ways. You can’t play Endeavor at the top with the 300% increases and 1099 the dock workers… If they’re going to play by those rules, let the boys play by the same rules. "Go through Screen Actors Guild. They’ll be more than happy to take their cut of your money. It won’t be 50%, but it’ll change the ball game. Take one of the programs that’s written down and you tell me that that program isn’t more heavily written and more produced than Curb Your Enthusiasm was when all those actors got SAG paid." (Source: @KliqThisPodcast)

Jimmy Wang Yang says The Undertaker told him not to wear an entrance vest with the Confederate flag: “They said, ‘Hey, we want you to be an Asian redneck.’ Okay, what do you think of? I think of rodeos. I think of NASCAR. I think of Dukes of Hazard and General Lee. I’m like, ‘Oh yeah, I’m an Asian redneck, so I gotta wear the Confederate flag on the back of my vest and go out there.’ But if anybody knows what that symbolizes, it’s God awful and it’s horrible. I wish I would’ve not done that. Undertaker is the one that told me. He saw me wearing it and was like, ‘Jimmy, take that f*cking sh*t off!’ I said, ‘Really? I’m playing a character, an Asian redneck. He said, ‘That sh*t means some horrible sh*t. Take it off.’ Alright. Then I take it off and they said, ‘Hey, where’s your jacket at? Your vest?’ I was all, ‘Undertaker told me to take it off.’ They said, ‘Okay.’” (@ChrisVanVliet)

💣🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has just finished one of the most UNFORGETTABLE press conferences in football history. •⁠ ⁠He’s ‘sorry that he won’t resign,’ instead calling for an election 3 years early and threatening other candidates to run against him ‘if they can' •⁠ ⁠The first questions are sporting-related, but immediately he says that he will not be talking about sporting matters •⁠ ⁠Insists that Real Madrid is not a dictatorship, that he has been the best president of all time, winning 74 titles, and that the only way they will get him out is if ‘they shoot him’ •⁠ ⁠Claims that Real Madrid players ‘fight every season,’ and that it’s totally normal. At least 4 or 5 players hit each other per year. Defends both Tchouameni and Valverde as ‘good kids’ •⁠ ⁠Picks out his phone from his pocket to start reading news and laughing at fake news from multiple outlets, mainly ABC •⁠ ⁠Singles out an ABC journalist as ‘a woman who doesn’t even know if she knows about football’ •⁠ ⁠Saying he’s a supernatural animal, a beast that works day and night, denying rumors of cancer and tiredness •⁠ ⁠Attacks Barcelona for the Negreira case, saying it’s the most disgraceful scandal in football history, and that they have prepared a document to send to UEFA to report Barcelona •⁠ ⁠Confirms Real Madrid have the most valuable squad in the world according to Transfermarkt •⁠ ⁠Starts arguing with journalists in front of him during the press conference, threatening to cancel his subscriptions to the media •⁠ ⁠Calls himself a construction mogul, claiming his companies generate billions of euros in revenue worldwide •⁠ ⁠Claims he called the presser to defend Real Madrid from the robberies, saying he would have at least 7 more league titles if they ‘weren’t robbed from him’ •⁠ ⁠Urged the fans and members of the club to support the players, not boo them •⁠ ⁠Says good night, and leaves the room saying he hopes to never see the journalists again

❗️NEW INFO BY @FMaria_Corona ON THE ESCORT SCANDAL. Theo Hernandez used to call someone to order escorts services for other players. Theo was the "boss"; he was the organizer of the "Escort Parties". He even bought a van specifically for these parties. Calhanoglu, Brahim Diaz, Castillejo, Donnarumma, Tonali, Ibrahimovic (one time), Leão (only a few times) all attended these parties. They maintained a good relationship with Calhanoglu, despite him joining Inter. In these parties they consumed a drug known as 'laughing gas'. Some times the driver of the car even said to Theo Hernandez to stop inhaling the laughing gas from the balloon: “Stop, stop, tomorrow you have to play.”

Billionaires could do good if they wanted. This is acceptable behavior.