By no means should this become a regular thing btw. But just in the context of the performance given importance of game, distance fans travelled for a 2pm KO etc, I’m on board with it this time.
As a match-going fan you sign up for the possibility of results like this, but that first 25 mins was beyond a disgrace. IMO it’s good to see them acknowledge how much they let down fans rather than just posting a social media apology. BUT they need to respond on the pitch too.
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A great life lesson. This is also why the dancing was good. It means in life, when you have the chance to dance, dance well because it could be your last dance. Don’t always save the last dance, spend it!!
Is it so hard to praise a player without pedalling this sick narrative that football is the only thing that matters? His charity work did not affect his football whatsoever
The world needs Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk. It’s just a shame that with the way boxing is, it’s a complete mystery whether we’ll ever actually get it or not. Criminal if we don’t though. That response to the ninth round from Usyk there was unbelievable. What a boxer.
He nailed it. This “cost of living crisis” is manufactured. Killing the masses with bills, but slowly stripping away their rights.
It’s time for Brits to wake up and see what’s happening around them. Instead of hating on striking workers, join them?
Good on them for this but then FIFA are still holding a World Cup later this year in Qatar where thousands of migrant workers have died building the stadiums because of the conditions they're made to work in? So is that just sound is it?