@theoldzealand They’re essentially just pushing it back with no real discernible reason listed. I really do think that if Balogun goes on to score for us/play well for us against Belgium, the whole world will (rightfully) be up in arms, I think it’s a bit of a lose lose
@theoldzealand Man idk about this. I think it’s important to note that Balogun’s red card wasn’t rescinded, it was “suspended” (much in the same way Ronaldo’s was — their reasoning when that happened was a “lack of prior red cards”). So it’s not even really like they’re correcting a bad call
From Emmanuel Amunike to Hidetoshi Nakata, we've seen several players catapult to stardom and earn lucrative transfers after the World Cup, but that's proving to be no longer the case.
@BlartBlarfunkel on the extinction of the World Cup breakout star: https://t.co/w7F6NNygFf
Steven Spielberg: the cosmic heft of 2001: A Space Odyssey made me feel as insignificant as a speck of sand on the beach.
Bill Simmons: there’s like two types of guys. you’re either a beach guy, or a pool guy. I think I’m a pool guy?
And you thought this game would slow down after half-time...
Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain see their effort of five goals in 45 first-half minutes, and raise you four goals in less than 25 second-half minutes.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane Dembele extended PSG’s lead, before Dayot Upamecano and Luis Diaz responded to make it 5-4.
On one side you have progress, justice, truth, modernity itself, while on the other you have dogma and despair clawing up from the abyss to birth it's foul pacific spawn #toosadtosee#SuperBowlLX