I’m glad the NFL is cracking down on this.
Kids watch these games. No need for stuff like this in the NFL presented by DraftKings.
Let the kids find out about beer the way they should… through the hundreds of NFL sponsored Bud Light commercials per game.
@DJ___129 I have nothing against Phil but the way the English media treats him makes no sense. It could be aesthetic bias or coz they want a white kid to be the best English player itw.
I feel like he debuted at City & they decided he is generational, & has to be England's superstar
This is becoming a scourge in the game. Defending players pretending to have been fouled and then collapsing on the ball, while referees are too scared to allow play to run on in case it leads to a goal. Totally embarrassing.
Last year I won my FPL league and about £250, but I’ve decided it’s not worth it this year.
Because I was in the running for the league, I felt consumed by it. Constantly checking results, who got the goals and assists, wanting certain things to happen in games, annoyed when they didn’t.
Honestly felt like a gambling addiction.
So this year I’m packing it in. Enjoying the games for what they are. Being more present with my family on weekends.
Will let you know how it feels…
Civil War is a perfect litmus test of how you are as a person. If you’re Team Iron Man, you’re an emotional, naive and impulsive person who cannot step back and look at the bigger picture. And ironically, that is exactly who Tony was.
Maturity is realising Steve was absolutely right. He understood what the Accords could eventually mean for the Avengers. He looked at the bigger picture. And that’s why every member of Team Iron Man who stood against Steve eventually realised he was right.
Tony realised he was wrong and came back to help Steve. Rhodey backed Steve against Ross in Infinity War. Black Panther realised he was fighting the wrong battle and helped Steve and Bucky. Natasha called out Tony and helped Steve. Vision also understood Steve’s position and called him for help in Infinity War.
Cap was right. And Mjolnir choosing him in Endgame was the perfect punctuation mark.
The Times and The Sunday Times published about 44 articles about Professor Jason Arday.
The Telegraph published 43.
The Daily Mail published about 38.
The Independent published 24.
The Spectator published around 21.
The Guardian published about 19.
The Daily Express published more than 10.
The Sun published 9.
It was a disproportionate media pile-on.