michael reid

Live the life yuh love, love the life yuh live ✌🏿❤💛💚👊🏿

[michael reid @michael50533141]

https://t.co/2RcHrg2coS

[The 505 🥊 @the505way]

Kell Brook - All of the lights 😭😮‍💨

One of the best walk out songs and visual for it

[Adwoah✨❤️ @adwoah_tricia]

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[Alex Haditaghi @CanDisenchanted]

One of the WORST calls in modern World Cup history! Senegal was ROBBED today by a corrupt, dirty referee and FIFA. African & Asian teams have ZERO chance with this level of disgusting corruption. Shame on you!

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨New: Sadio Mane on the controversial penalty appeal for Youri Tielemans against Senegal:

🗣️“This is football, not theatre. Tielemans gets to the ball first, Camara is doing exactly what every defender is taught from the first day, clear the danger. They arrive almost together, there’s only minimal, unavoidable contact after the challenge. That alone is not a foul.

The Laws of the Game don’t punish every collision. A penalty requires a careless, reckless, or excessive-force foul. Simply making contact after both players challenge for the ball isn’t enough. Football is a contact sport, not a non-contact exhibition.

VAR is supposed to correct clear and obvious errors, not turn every 50-50 duel into a courtroom trial. Every time the referee is dragged to the monitor for incidents like this, the game loses another piece of its soul. It’s like using a microscope to find an elephant, it makes no sense.

Senegal were fighting like lions, Belgium were hanging by a thread, and then one decision threatens to rewrite the entire story. If this is a penalty today, then defenders may as well stop tackling and start writing apology letters before kick-off.

Modern football is becoming a house built on sand, one soft decision after another. The badge on the referee’s shirt is starting to carry more influence than the players wearing the jerseys. That’s not protecting the game; that’s suffocating it”

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

✊🏿 Vini Jr: “I will continue doing everything in my power to FIGHT against racism, so that the next generation will NOT have to suffer from it”.

“I will keep fighting for ALL black people who don’t have the platform I have”.

[michael reid @michael50533141]

Nah man !!! Why the fook is this guy playing for my team #NoRoomForRacism

[michael reid @michael50533141]

Phenomenal fighter is Boots rd7 stoppage! That's all she wrote! #ZayasBoots

[michael reid @michael50533141]

What is the ref doin!!! Stop the fight already!!! Wow!! #ZayasBoots

[michael reid @michael50533141]

Boots got some skills!! Both guys are tough as fu#@!! #ZayasBoots

[michael reid @michael50533141]

Yooo!!! Big fight!!! #ZayasBoots

[michael reid @michael50533141]

@curtiswoodhous8 @TheKingAdrian16 Yea Curt ! I love it! Fail to prepare then Yuh muss prepare to fail ! Tell dem 💯💪🏿🥊

[michael reid @michael50533141]

@NikkiJude 😜😁👍🏿😊😘

[michael reid @michael50533141]

@NikkiJude 😊 you know 🙏🏿 just a matter of time 😉😘

[JACCINTA @AFCJaccy]

🚨 Mourinho blasts Djed Spence over Partey handshake snub:

“Everybody wants to be the hero today. Everybody wants the cameras. But football is not about making statements for social media.

A man has been charged, yes, but he has not been found guilty. There is a process, there are courts, and there is a principle called innocent until proven guilty.

What makes this even stranger is that every other England player shook his hand and carried on with their job. One player decided he wanted to make himself the story. Why? For what? To send a message? To whom?

Too many people today want to be the judge, the jury, and the executioner before the facts have been decided. That is not their role.

You shake hands because you respect the game and the profession. If one day the courts decide otherwise, then people can draw their conclusions. Until then, let the proper authorities do their job.

This is football, not a courtroom.

[MyKasiMagazine @mykasimag]

Former IBF Champion Kell Brook Brings Hope to Gwanda’s Young Boxers https://t.co/MexmalLAlO

[michael reid @michael50533141]

😍❤️💛💚🌎

[Ministry of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture. @MinSport_ArtsZw]

MATABELELAND SOUTH PROVINCE
GWANDA
Former IBF World Welterweight Champion Kell Brook is in Zimbabwe for a five-day visit aimed at promoting boxing, inspiring young athletes and exploring opportunities for collaboration within the sport ( Courtesy of Proma Events Africa and ZNWBCB) .

He visited Matabeleland South Province,Gwanda district where he was taken through Clinton Waldman's training place where it all started producing professional boxers that have represented Zimbabwe in various platforms.
They also visited Gwanda High School where some sparring was done.
In attendance were 560 M, 660 F school children and 34M, 28M Adults.

[UncleKeyz @mnm_meya23]

Former International Welterweight Champion Ezekiel Kell Brook

43 Fights
40 Wins
3 loses

[The Star, Sheffield @SheffieldStar]

Kell Brook takes boxing message to 'motherland' of Zimbabwe https://t.co/jCkpRHlyiB

[michael reid @michael50533141]

🇿🇼🌎❤️💛💚

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

FORMER British welterweight world champion Kell Brook has pledged to inspire a new generation of Zimbabwean fighters during his first visit to the country

https://t.co/KaVQFFEIeY

[michael reid @michael50533141]

💯❤️💛💚💪🏿🥊

[ZBC News @ZBCNewsonline]

BOXING STAR KELL BROOK IN ZIMBABWE

Former IBF World Welterweight Champion Kell Brook is in Zimbabwe for a five-day visit aimed at promoting boxing, inspiring young athletes and exploring opportunities for collaboration within the sport.

#KellBrook #Boxing #Zimbabwe #YouthInspiration #Sport #ZBCNews