I despise dull and dumb people with so much passion. I dont claim to be a genius at all, or exceptionally intelligent, but there is just something so itching and annoying as realising that the next person beside you can hardly think, and they're genuinely stupid as fuck.
@medcjayy1 Individuals are a product of their society. Low quality, corrupt, inept, incapable society brings about Low quality, corrupt, inept, incapable individuals and vice versa.
@Symply_rhoda1 We arent as liberal and progressive as some of yall think we are in this country. You seriously think your epistle and all would fight against a societal hierarchy(male dominance and 'patriarchy') that is deeply rooted into our culture dynamics?๐
He should have taken the shot much more earlier(Poor decision making from him) but also, why the fuck arent any of his teammates in the box?! He was clearly out of options.
Mark Goldbridge sacked by man utd!
even though he's top of the league
streaming Manchester United career mode. After a comfortable 2-0 win he goes into the post-match interviews and then checks his inbox โ only to discover heโs been sacked by the Man Utd board.
The Prime Minister of Haiti, Alix Didier Fils-Aimรฉ, and the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, must ensure that all operations conducted by Salvadoran forces in Haiti comply with international human rights law.
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๐จ EXCLUSIVE: Carrickโs only request before his United departure:
Michael Carrick had already been informed of the decision before the games against Roma and Aston Villa. His request was never to have those results decide his future. He knew that part had been settled.
What he asked for was the opportunity to take charge of the final two home games, with the understanding that the Villa match would be his last, regardless of whether United won, drew or lost.
For Carrick, the difficult part was accepting how his time at the club might be remembered. He didnโt want his final appearance in the home dugout to be defined by a defeat, with no opportunity to face the supporters again. He wanted a chance to give them a better ending.
He understood the frustration. But he also hoped there would still be room to remember the player who had given United so much, and the manager who had taken the team to third place last season.
There was no demand for a public farewell or a guarantee of how the crowd would receive him. He simply wanted to lead the team out at Old Trafford knowing it was the last time, rather than discover afterwards that his goodbye had already happened.
Carrick also made himself available to continue taking training while the club arranged his replacement ahead of the Liverpool game. Even after accepting that he would no longer be the manager, he wanted the players prepared and the handover handled properly.
Within that context, portraying him as blindsided by the decision misses the point. Knowing an ending is coming doesnโt make it painless. Any emotion would have been about leaving a club that has shaped so much of his life, rather than discovering a verdict he had already accepted.
He wasnโt asking United to change their minds. He was asking for the chance to finish his part properly.
Pochettino on Man Utd links: โIโm not a baby. We are in football - itโs a business where the rumours are there and I completely understand whatโs going on. Sometimes in a positive way or a negative way. Rumours are there. But Iโm only focused on tomorrow gameโ. ๐ด๐ซ๐ท #PSG#MUFC