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We need transparency on stewards decisions and at some point we need to start looking at replacing them with a more efficient system. There's no ways viewers, analysts and commentators all disagree so often with stewards for so many years with no changes
@F1#formulaone
My UFC credential has already been revoked so Iโve got nothing to lose.
Hereโs the truth:
Conor & team informed Dana earlier in the week that he had a knee injury.
Dana told them the show MUST go on.
No refunds.
Because of the financial implications McGregor was forced to try.
People inside became aware that McGregor was comprised, and THATโS why the betting line moved significantly prior to walkouts.
But since in excess of 80% + of the bets AND money legally wagered were on McGregor, this allowed the UFCโs sportsbook partners to win tens of millions in profit from unsuspecting (and uninformed) customers.
Shameful and disgusting business practice for the sake of pure greed, all at the expense of their own fans.
๐จ๐ธ๐ณ Shocking new revelations have emerged over the chaos surrounding the Senegal national team:
๐ธ Several federation officials spent their stay focused on everything but football, with claims of gala evenings, vintage bottles of alcohol, expensive gifts, lavish spending, and "female company."
๐ธ Pape Thiaw signed his contract just five hours before the match against Norway and was even considering not taking his place on the bench at first.
๐ธ Some officials allegedly invited friends and content creators to join the delegation, while players looked on in disbelief at what was happening.
๐ธ Hotel staff complained about the behaviour of several members of the Senegal delegation.
๐ธ Some players were left to fend for themselves, ordered fast food and even left the hotel without supervision.
(Source: @snewsafrica)
OPINION | Bafana's cost of fear: nothing African about the low block
Bafana Bafana did not crash out of the FIFA World Cup's Last 32 simply because they were outplayed. They crashed out because they were too afraid to play, writes Sipho Kekana, arguing that Hugo Broos and his technical team suffered an intellectual defeat long before they had kicked a ball by embracing an un-African low-block philosophy that betrayed South Africa's football identity. https://t.co/3C6q1zypyR