Yuvraj Singh –
- Chose cricket under his strict father despite parents’ separation.
- Battled cancer silently and kept giving his best.
- Huge reason behind India’s World Cup win, never showed off.
- Took all the unfair stuff on the chin, no complaints.
- Chooses to train young players instead of chilling in a commentary box.
- Mentoring two superstars without seeking credit.
That’s Yuvi for you.
Authorities should announce that strays who get adopted won't be taken to shelters. People can adopt as many as they want in next two days, provided they keep them indoors. Officials will keep records and conduct checks.
Let’s see how many of such desi Karens take responsibility and get their “babies” home.
Nobody grew up with intentions of being a cleaner, cashier, security guard, taxi driver, car cleaner, or store general worker. We all had big dreams, but life happened. Respect people’s jobs.
On the left is Palestinian striker Mohannad Al-Lilli killed by Israel: Barely few from the sports world cared and paid him tribute.
On the right is Liverpool’s forward Diogo Jota who passed away following an accident: The entire world is in grief for him.
Racism is cancer.
I just realised he didn't announce he's officially leaving because he didn't want to take even 1% of attention from Carlo and Luka's farewell.
The club first always for him. For me he's a legend. A different tier obviously, but definitely a legend and pure Madrisimo. 🤍
🚨 Marcelo on IG:
“My dear Luka...
Today is one of those days when the heart hurts.
My brother, my partner in so many battles, is saying goodbye to the club that was our home for more than ten years.
Luka, we have shared more than just games. We shared dreams, triumphs, defeats, laughter and silences. You were much more than a teammate: you were and will always be a LEGEND.
Your talent, your humility, your way of living football and life... are pure inspiration. It's hard to imagine the locker room without you, the pitch without your impossible passes, without your silent but gigantic dedication.
Thank you for every moment, every conversation, every look of complicity in the games. Thank you for teaching me so much, on and off the field.
In 13 years you have made history in the best club in the world, but not only Madridistas love you, but the whole world acclaims you.
I love you, brother. This is not a goodbye, it's just a see you later.
And as always, I'll be here, supporting you every step of the way.” 🤍