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@declatom

english teacher, footballer/goalkeeper, researcher. shithousery enthusiast. CTU delegate applying pressure from the left. ⚽🎾 coach. COYI ⚒️🫧

Chicago, IL Tham gia Kasım 2018
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Beni 🧠@benixbt·
as an actual private person i can tell you that people act very odd when they cannot figure out what is going on in your life
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Erin Jay
Erin Jay@ejayeff·
@uxtigersdotcom @asanwal The purpose of K-12 education is not to prepare students for the workforce. It’s to build the neural networks in their brains.
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Petrina
Petrina@Impactingright·
@declatom Though she is married, it's amusing some of you use being single as a supposed insult against women. Men pick women regularly. The problem is quality, maturity & safety is lacking among many men & plenty women wisely won't settle. Men have to give women reasons to say yes.
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Allie ✞
Allie ✞@allie__voss·
I’m sorry, but if you’re a girl who grew up in the United States in the early 2000s….please be serious No one told you that
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Jake.
Jake.@YedIin·
The moment a footballer SA’s their partner, it’s posted online, and he receives support from someone like De Zerbi it becomes impossible for football to become a place for escapism. Completely disingenuous to keep pretending that football exists in a sphere outside social issues
Andrew Gold@AndrewGold_ok

I’ve been going to Spurs games since I was 4 (33 years). Quite a punishment. In recent years - like every other corporation - the club has soaked itself in the cultish waters of woke. Recently, they held Islamic prayer at the stadium for seemingly no reason. They’ve also been bringing these guys at @SpursLGBT out before games to tell the children in the stands who they like having sex with. Spoiler alert: the former would throw the latter off buildings for it. One corner of the stadium is now draped with the biggest trans flag you’ve seen. Almost nobody asked for this. Almost nobody wants this. People go to the football to get away from being lectured by morality police, even if just for 90 odd minutes. As with any cult or society, minorities who receive special treatment begin to feel entitled. Now, it is no longer enough to dominate the culture around football. This group believes it can dictate which manager Spurs can hire. The manager in question - de Zerbi - isn’t accused of doing anything himself. But of being associated with a player (by accounts a horrific man). If spurs are relegated, a great many very real people will lose very real jobs. Children will suffer from the firings of their parents. Do these people care? This just shows how shallow their performative caring is. And we are sick of it.

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Sam Adler-Bell@SamAdlerBell·
my contribution to the discourse
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estevao@WHUContinental·
@ConnorWHU_ lol he’s not even close to our most important😂 he’s also 31🤣
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Courtney@Courtstar413·
@jackiedigital Is she going to be the first NWSL coach fine of the season we think? I’ll have to listen later lol
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Jackie Contreras
Jackie Contreras@jackiedigital·
Filipa Patão just mic dropped re: the refereeing in the league & the calls they’re making In short: NWSL needs to move past calling the soft fouls in order for teams to play a fluid and more beautiful game. Soccer is a contact sport.
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Jeff Kassouf
Jeff Kassouf@JeffKassouf·
Pretty incredible scenes here in Denver for an inaugural game. Team jerseys are already everywhere, and the merchandise line in the stadium has been literally hundreds deep for an hour-plus. The place is filled up to the upper deck. #NWSL
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emilia 🍒🥇🏆
emilia 🍒🥇🏆@lexiescarina·
good god that’s a crowd
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Sandra S. Riquelme
Sandra S. Riquelme@SandraRiquelme_·
No es un día cualquiera para el fútbol femenino. Por primera vez, Les Marseillaises (el equipo femenino del OM) jugará en el Vélódrome. Las gradas del estadio han cambiado su nombre por el de ellas y se prevén más de 50.000 espectadores. Y habrá vídeo en @El_Patio__.
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GOLZ@golz_tv·
“Women’s soccer has allowed men's soccer to have more visibility here, and I think it's also allowed the men's teams to step up.” Assia Grazioli-Venier, an investor in Washington Spirit, explains how NWSL is making soccer popular in the U.S., not MLS. 🗣️ “Actually, one of the things that has grown the intention and interest in soccer in this country is women's soccer,” she said via an interview with Front Office Sports. “You know, no judgment for MLS, but it just hasn't been able to compete with European soccer or be respected for much of its existence.” “And on the flip side, women's soccer is very well respected by the Europeans.” “You're hard pressed to ask anyone in Europe with a women’s league if they have any issues with NWSL.” “The talent is best in class. And in fact, there's this give or take of who's going to steal one athlete from one coast to the next. And you don't have that with MLS.” “So I actually think that there is going to be more of a growth in soccer in this country, but I think that's just natural progression of what's already been happening around women's.” “I always say that one of the unsung heroes of the growth of women's sports is actually girl dads, because they're the ones who have a daughter and go, ‘Well, sh*t. Now how do I entertain this thing?’ And then you go to women's soccer game, because you think you'll connect, and that's when you'll discover it's actually a really great game. And these women are really, really talented.” “So I actually think that it has grown. Women’s soccer has allowed men's soccer to have more visibility here, and I think it's also allowed the men's teams to step up. Not sure if they would admit to that.” “I do think that it has sort of forced some innovation in the men in MLS as well. And I'm really excited about the U.S. soccer space.” “When I first moved back to LA or back to the U.S. and I was talking about Juventus, and [Cristiano] Ronaldo. People were literally like, what’s Juventus?” “Now I mean, I watched it before my very eyes to see the interest and knowledge people have here about European football.” Grazioli-Venier is a venture capitalist, businessperson, and media executive. Born in Rome and raised in New York City, she’s been investing in women’s health, entertainment companies, and sports businesses in both the U.S. and Europe. She was a member of board of directors at Juventus for nine years.
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