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@Per2Angell Haaland begynner å bli godt kjent internasjonalt, men har fortsatt et stykke igjen til Tom Lund.

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@trondbie Rasshøl!? Heller samfunnsengasjert mann som tør si fra om urett.

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@AFSKfotball @Lokalfotballen @LillestromSK Rekk opp hånda alle som så det forrige cupmøtet mellom lagene. 🙋🏻

[Covie @covie_93]

BREAKING: FIFA peace prize recipient is bombing Iran a day before the start of the FIFA World Cup.

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

No, sweetie.

Donetsk was a city of a million roses when its own Ukrainian flag flew above it.

Back then, it was also the fastest-growing and most rapidly prospering city in Ukraine -- home to what was the finest regional airport in Eastern Europe, one of the world's best football stadiums, a state-of-the-art railway terminal, and one of the cleanest, best-maintained cities in the region.

Its elites were running Kyiv, and every time I visited Donetsk as a student, riding the famous trolleybus Route No. 2 through the city, I was amazed by how many new office buildings were appearing, how much money was flowing into the city, and how many international companies were opening their doors there.

Fifteen years ago, to us kids from Donbas, Donetsk felt like the center of the universe because it had everything one could possibly dream of. It was a young city of universities and libraries, where the overwhelming majority of boys and girls from across Donbas went to study, including those from my own small hometown an hour away by bus.

Names like Liverpool or Detroit Rock City may mean nothing to you, but our Ukrainian Donetsk was a city of great rock clubs and unforgettable concerts. We traveled there to see Western bands perform.

We bought rock merchandise at the legendary Right House store near Krytyi Market. Scorpions, Rihanna, and Beyoncé performed at the famous Donbass Arena. Schoolchildren from across Donbas were bused in to watch Shakhtar Donetsk matches. The city even had a famous monument to The Beatles.

It was a city where we sang songs on guitars in its beautifully maintained parks and along the Kalmius embankment before heading out to buy the famous "green Donetsk burgers." Our older friends moved there after graduation, formed rock bands, recorded full albums, and held wedding celebrations in the squares around Donbas Arena. We traveled there to visit the legendary Radio Market in search of films, music, and books.

And then you arrived.

And you turned the wealthiest, most prosperous Ukrainian city into a piece of shit.

You deceived many of its people with sweet promises of Russian oil-fueled prosperity broadcast from television screens, but what you brought instead was war.

You transformed a thriving city into a criminal wasteland ruled by ethnic gangs from Russia, into a kingdom of Stalinist terror straight out of the 1930s, complete with torture chambers in the infamous Izolyatsia prison camp. You turned the magnificent Donetsk Airport into lifeless gray rubble, while the vast stands of Donbas Arena have spent a second decade slowly being reclaimed by weeds instead of hosting Champions League finals and Metallica concerts.

You swept away an entire generation of the city's men through your forced mobilization and threw them against Ukrainian machine guns until there were barely enough people left to keep basic municipal services running. Because of you, prosperous Donetsk became a withered desert without reliable water, because your war destroyed the canal system that carried water from the Siverskyi Donets River into Donbas. For years now, people have lived with chronic water shortages and have been reduced shitting into plastic bags forever.

You dragged Donetsk back like seventy years in time. You turned it into a depressed backwater, devoid of hope and future. Even ten years ago, tens of thousands of people, the most active, the most talented, the most entrepreneurial, fled the city and found refuge in Kyiv and elsewhere in Ukraine. Many of them still remember our Donetsk with tears in their eyes, the Donetsk that existed before the arrival of the "Russian World."

You transformed it into something that even my pro-Russian acquaintances are shocked to see when they return after years of occupation.

It was you who trampled the million roses of our Ukrainian Donetsk into shit beneath the tracks of your tanks and the boots of your death troops, turning them into a foul swamp of death and despair.

And that stain will forever remain on the conscience of fascist Russia, which brings nothing but destruction, decay, and death wherever it goes.

[T🎾r🎾lf H🎾lte @Torolf]

@slabbedasque @WorldCup26HQ It is important to practice before the important matches.

[T🎾r🎾lf H🎾lte @Torolf]

@BenSaers Det ser så dust ut når spillerne løper gjennom reklameskiltene.

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@Heinevik Verre enn VAR?

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@olekristianthj Enig. Roinga bør avsluttes med en banestorming, som symbol på et vikingtokt.

[T🎾r🎾lf H🎾lte @Torolf]

@JosimarFotball Takk for en fin artikkel. Håper norske fotballsupportere stiller opp på samme måte for å forsvare landet vårt hvis det blir nødvendig.

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@HognerX @AFjellhamar Men altså ikke Harald Woxen.

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@troillbukk Klaveness vet best og er sikkert godt kjent med alle NFFs konspirasjoner.

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@DavyWathne @possesandboe @nff_info For meg er det ubegripelig at Klaveness, Løken og andre NFF-folk med bakgrunn som fotballspillere fortsatt støtter dette mislykkede prosjektet. Hva har de å tjene på det? Er avtalene umulige å komme seg ut av?

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@kiheger At det ikke er noe håp?

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@lasseav Mesterlig, Lasse!

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@Rovic87 Uansett langt å foretrekke framfor Eliteserien og VAR. I fjor ofret jeg ikke dommerne en tanke under LSKs kamper, men i år er det grove VAR-feil i nesten alle kampene.

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@espenteigen Tillater vi den? Vi forsøker å straffeforfølge den så godt vi kan hver gang det skjer.

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@machomorten @mahmutpekuz Bilde?

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@SimenRafn Det rare er at det er fritt fram for holdinger i feltet, f.eks. på hjørnespark. Helt greit å holde rundt en spiller så han ikke har en sjanse for å hoppe opp og nikke ballen.

[T🎾r🎾lf H🎾lte @Torolf]

@lasseav Jeg tror ikke det er spillermateriellet det er noe galt med. Synes det var imponerende hvilke fem innbyttere Idrettsforeningen kunne sette inn mot Start (i hvert fall navnene deres).