Growing up as a kid I was so on Corey's side, but now that I'm a father, Corey's dad is 100% right. Gotta feel the pain in order to enjoy the winning in life. We need more TV shows like this again.
@DRPS@CityofPickering When will you actually step up and protect our neighborhoods? A repeat thief in a grey Acura MDX hit Pickering cars last night & tapped stolen cards at Meadowvale/Sheppard @PetroCanada in a ski mask. We have solid leads—pull the footage and act on this now.
A part of my childhood ended on the big screen today, but my hero @actorvijay will never leave my ❤️ 🥹
For every Anil, Vijay is not just an actor... He's an emotion. 🥹🥹
I've been to all 7 matches held at BC Place, and this 🇨🇴⚽🇨🇭 match probably has the best atmosphere, thanks to the non-stop chanting, cheering & singing by the yellow sea of Colombia fans.
It's continuously elevated in here. That's the baseline. #FIFAWorldCup#WeAreVancouver
JESSE MARSCH’S EMOTIONAL MESSAGE ❤️🤍
The Canada manager met the moment after the nation’s first knockout win at a men’s World Cup, delivering an emotional tribute to his team on the field after their historic victory over South Africa on Sunday.
“Guys, think about the two years we’ve been together, Marsch said. “Think about how we talked about sticking to the plan, sticking to who we want to be. Playing aggressive. Accessing our quality. You guys showing your character. You guys are Canadian heroes today. Canadian heroes, for the future children of this country, who play the sport. The sport has a big future because of you guys. You should be so proud of who you are. You should be so proud of this game. You never lost belief. You went after it. Point after point, moment after moment. You are Canadian heroes.” 🇨🇦
If you had told me 5-10 years ago that we'd one day see hundreds of Canadian soccer fans belting out Freed From Desire after a dramatic, historic World Cup knockout-stage win, I would've called you absolutely INSANE. 🇨🇦🍁⚽️
What a time. #CANMNT
World Cup Champion.
Inter Miami deal worth up to $80M/year.
Revenue sharing with Adidas, Apple TV.
10% ownership stake in his own MLS club.
More World Cup games than any man ever.
Now, the most goals in World Cup history.
Lionel Messi is big business.
Hey racists/anti-immigrants that are always crying “go back to your country,”
7 of the 9 goals in Canadian World Cup history has come from an immigrant/child of immigrants:
Alphonso Davies: Liberian (born in a refugee camp in Ghana)
Cyle Larin: Jamaican
Jonathan David: Haitian (born in Brooklyn)
William Saliba: Haitian-Lebanese
Sam Adekugbe (he did not score a goal, but forced an own goal vs Morocco back in 2022): Nigerian (born in London, UK)
If you’re enjoying this success Canada is having lately, a large part of it is because of immigration.
Canada’s March to the Match continues to work its way through the Toronto streets toward the stadiums.
Beautiful scenes as fans chant and cheer and high five fans who are lining the streets.
It’s going to be electric inside the stadium today.