
abdirasaq
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JUST IN: This FIFA World Cup was the most lucrative sporting event in history, per CNBC







Souness is good at spotting some individual traits in midfielders but he doesn’t get how it all fits together both on an individual and team basis. Suspect that’s why he flopped as a gaffer. The main point he should’ve made is Rice + Anderson as a combination being sub-optimal instead of criticising Rice who has other world class traits. And a midfielder who has a combination of moving, carrying & defending as well as Rice should never be a CB.




🚧 “The two midfielders [Rice and Anderson] are limited!” 😲 “I think [Rice] might be a centre half!” Graeme Souness believes England’s midfield pairing are not as good as people make out… 📺 youtu.be/xxT3DlF900I





🚨🇦🇷 Maxi Lopez (former Argentina and Barca player) threatens ishowspeed: "Listen here, don't show your face again. You tried to sell us out. If you put on that Argentina jersey again, we're going to get you we're going to beat the h*ll out of you." 😳


Major development: Saudi Arabia struck the Houthi-controlled Sana’a International Airport this morning to prevent an Iranian plane from landing. The Yemeni Defense Ministry issued later on a statement warning that its patience had run out, vowing to respond to any Iranian or Houthi violation of Yemen’s airspace. Contrary to common belief, every actor in the region now reinforces U.S. posture against Iran, directly or indirectly. Three conclusions follow: 1- Saudi Arabia is not drifting into an anti-American alignment. 2- Yemen presents an opening, the strike signals that the government and its Gulf backers mean to contest Iranian resupply. 3- Iran stands increasingly alone, its proxies exposed and its logistics interdicted by the very states it once expected to intimidate.



This girl is cruising down the highway in her stick shift, windows down, wind in her hair, belting out songs while she shifts gears without missing a beat. She looks genuinely happy and in control. Most people these days never learn how to drive manual. It takes real timing and coordination to get the clutch and gas right, especially when you’re just trying to have fun and sing along. Seeing her do it so naturally makes you realize how much of that skill is disappearing. Do you think driving stick is becoming a lost art, or do you still think it’s worth teaching people even if almost every new car is automatic?






















