Manish Kadaba

Too Lazy to Bother!

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

We all mess up. Let’s agree and move on.

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@theeadamnagy This is just so that corrupt FIFA could sell more tickets at the other locations and get more money as SF would be sold out.

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@Squawka Most weak foot goals scored in top 5 leagues since 2016/17

[Anthony @AnthonyKyaw]

So if you’re in the U.S., you can’t watch a Premier League game on Peacock, if it’s being aired on USA Network?

So you’re paying monthly for Peacock to get access to Premier League games. But you still have to get access to USA Network somehow for selected games?

Stupid.

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@Squawka Most goals scored with the left foot

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@stuholden @TheAthleticFC is great

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@footballtweet No he plays for liverpool, you can’t do that.

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@davebfr https://t.co/X8TFnd9yVI

[CJ Fogler 🫡 @cjzero]

I put both videos together uninterrupted: Pulisic appears to be gesturing for the referee to go celebrate with Uruguay which may help explain his refusal to shake hands

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@USMNTCORNER https://t.co/X8TFnd9yVI

[CJ Fogler 🫡 @cjzero]

I put both videos together uninterrupted: Pulisic appears to be gesturing for the referee to go celebrate with Uruguay which may help explain his refusal to shake hands

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@ESPNFC Full context: https://t.co/X8TFnd9yVI

[CJ Fogler 🫡 @cjzero]

I put both videos together uninterrupted: Pulisic appears to be gesturing for the referee to go celebrate with Uruguay which may help explain his refusal to shake hands

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@FOXSoccer https://t.co/kAieCvfn3p

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@SpangledBallers https://t.co/NTAAZtn5sa

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@usmntonly Full context: https://t.co/NTAAZtn5sa

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@barstoolsports https://t.co/NTAAZtn5sa

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@barstoolsports https://t.co/kAieCvfn3p

[Sonia Mariam Thomas ❤️‍🔥 @SoKneeOh]

Abbe oh Shakuni mama u started this

[Manish Kadaba @manishkadaba]

@_Zeets

[Joe Devine @JM_Devine]

I am not an overly cynical guy, but there’s something so embarrassing about doing a “kick off show” at the Champions League final. Nothing against any of the musicians, but do fuck off.

[Carl Anka is on leave @Ankaman616]

Manchester United are bad for your health.

[Gina @FlorioGina]

Shelton has become the perfect representation of the kind of American youth that are so coddled and spoiled by their parents that they always manage to turn themselves into the victim, particularly in situations that are slightly unfavorable to them.

Notice how his father conveniently omits the fact that Shelton was trash talking Djokovic the whole match. Shelton mocked Djokovic on the court in ways the cameras didn’t even capture.

And that would’ve all been fine, because that’s what athletes do. So when Djokovic beat him in straight sets (the match wasn’t even close), he decided to return the favor. And Shelton couldn’t handle it. He pouted.

If Shelton and his daddy can’t take the heat, maybe they aren’t ready to compete with the big dogs yet. Instead of being grateful for the opportunity to have so much exposure and to have such a wonderful tournament, they have chosen to go on a tirade against Djokovic and position Shelton as some kind of little victim. It’s off putting and weak.

My family and I were thrilled for Shelton in the early stages of the tournament. I watched every second of his match against Tommy Paul. We were so excited to see a young American player doing so well. I cleared my schedule to watch him play Tiafoe. But if this is the PR strategy they’re taking on Shelton’s behalf, it’s only going to do him a disservice in the end. He’s becoming more unlikable by the minute.

Alcaraz has every reason to be as arrogant as Shelton is. He actually has the game, the experience, and the wins. And yet he still manages to be respectful and humble. Shelton could learn a thing or two from the Spaniard.