The amount of flops that Manchester City buy that goes unnoticed is insane.
Reijnders, Marmoush, Savinho, Nico Gonzales, Trafford, Matheus Nunes, Kalvin Phillips. €360m.
Imagine this was Chelsea or Man United 😭
This may be the greatest tweet of all time.
Says she didn’t mean white privilege about her flagrant foul call on Sophie Cunningham (okay lol) and then flexes where she went to school.
Still missing? What she actually meant from her post.
DiJonai Carrington is the daughter Darren Carrington who played Safety for 8 years in the NFL. She went to a private school in San Diego growing up with more opportunities than most Americans could ever dream of. She went to college at Stanford which is where she likely picked up on her crazy notions of White privilege despite being economically privileged herself.
SHE IS PRIVILEGED!! All these females who cry wolf and talk bit racist this and racist that grow up never seeing any of it. They all went to private schools all had both parents all came from money y’all letting these people play you and create all this hostility for nothing @Reese10Angel@aja22wilsonHQ@DijonaiVictoria I have the black in a chokehold with their poor me stories these females have never struggled a day in their life
USMNT and Middlesbrough trio Sebastian Berhalter, Aidan Morris and Max Arfsten are all living together in Boro, per The Athletic 😂❤️
All three have roots dating back to their early days at Columbus Crew, and now they’re roommates in England, playing together for Middlesbrough.
All three are 24 and unmarried — although Arfsten and Berhalter’s girlfriends are arriving soon.
Sebastian Berhalter: “We’re trying to stay tidy. We cooked Aidan dinner last night — pasta and some salad. We’re doing our best. He’s been great. We’re so lucky to have him. You’re going to have to ask him if he enjoyed our food.”
Aidan has also taken Berhalter and Arfsten to Nando’s, a staple. 😂🇺🇸
According to multiple people I spoke with Michael Block walked off the course in the Senior European Tour event after the 12th hole today in the final round of the PGA Seniors
According to the multiple people I spoke with, the word in the locker room was he didn't say anything to his playing partners.
Multiple people said it was known Block was frustrated with the course conditions.
This morning he showed up to his tee time late and was given a two-stroke penalty.
He shot an opening nine of 43 and after a bogey on 12, he walked in.
On the leaderboard he is listed as a DQ.
He was in the field on a sponsors exemption.