YAP PIECE EP 8!
TOMORROW!
7PM EST!
I'll be talking shop with my fellow mandem about the most recent events in One Piece in the build up to #OnePiece1200 in a few weeks time!
See ya'll real soon 🫡
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Michael Carrick knows the industry but for #MUFC leaders to let him take training two days running while clearly working on his dismissal, with no real communication, is poor treatment. Carrick served United superbly as a player + worked diligently as head coach. Deserves better.
Sports Illustrated’s Matt Verderame believes the 49ers will beat the Jaguars in the Super Bowl:
49ers 28, Jaguars 27
Brock Purdy MVP
“This is a wide-open season, where a litany of teams in either conference could get to the Super Bowl. There are at least seven squads in the NFC that have a real chance of reaching SoFi Stadium on Valentine’s Day, including the 49ers, Seahawks, Rams, Bears, Packers, Vikings and Lions. In the AFC, the Jaguars, Bills, Chiefs, Broncos, Bengals and Patriots are all viable contenders. But the two best, most complete teams in football through the first half are Jacksonville and San Francisco. Each has talented playmakers around quality quarterbacks, even if neither is likely to ever be an MVP or a first-team All-Pro. The defenses are extremely well-coached behind coordinators Anthony Campanile and Raheem Morris, and the pass rushes have stars on both teams. In Jacksonville, it’s Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker. In San Francisco, it’s Nick Bosa and DeForest Buckner.
If these two teams square off, we’ll be treated to tremendous offensive scheming from Kyle Shanahan and Liam Coen. Shanahan will be in his third Super Bowl with the 49ers, while Coen went as a wide receivers coach with the Rams in 2018. For Shanahan, one Super Bowl victory would almost assuredly mean a ticket into the Pro Football Hall of Fame one day, while for Coen, it would signal his ascension to the top of his field. In a game that could go either way, take the experience and the better group of weapons, led by Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle and Mike Evans.”
via: @MattVerderame
I'll always take slow burn, long term storytelling every single time if it means I can look back on the journey and find new ways to love it more than I already do.
The appreciation I have for Yukinobu Tatsu as a writer has only ascended to new heights looking back on a few moments and what they really meant in the grand scheme of things in the present.
Special mangaka 🥲