Ryan Lipton

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[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@MLSAces In FIFA I was able to coach a club team and a national team. Poch should do the same. It was easy.

[Men in Blazers @MenInBlazers]

Screw it, here's Mauricio Pochettino singing Country Roads one last time 🥹

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@KelvinLoyola They got $10m for nothing. It was smart

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@fattestmal I think we beat Denver once

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@tashanreed He could have thrown it at the rb feet in front of him

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@RpsAgainstTrump i don't think we needed proof to know this

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@nick_akridge Throw it over his head out of bounds?

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@VicTafur yeah two dumb decisions by the coaches. For Dallas, kick the PAT. If you get to the point where the game is tied and it is going into OT you would have all the momentum and a much better chance of winning.

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@brfootball "extremely unlucky to lose to England" ... they had a man advantage for the last 45 minutes and could not win

[All About Argentina 🛎🇦🇷 @AlbicelesteTalk]

🚨🎙️ LEO MESSI FULL SPEECH:

"I have nothing left to do but thank this shirt. For 20 years, even through the worst moments, I never stopped fighting, pushing forward, giving everything I had and wanting to be here.

"Not coming here anymore and no longer being with the Argentina National Team is going to hurt a lot. If it were up to me, I would love to be here for my entire life, because playing for Argentina is the most beautiful thing there is.

"I think I’m talking more than ever today because I simply don’t want this moment to end.

"But I think the time has come for me to retire. The last World Cup took a lot out of us after everything we went through. We arrived in the final with just enough left in us, but we fought until the very end, like we always did.

"We came very close to winning it again, and despite everything that was said about us, nothing strange happened. The match against England took a lot out of us because we gave absolutely everything.

"In 2022, we had the dream of fulfilling not only my dream, but the dream of an entire country: becoming world champions again. And we did it.

"We won the World Cup, the Copa América, the Finalissima… I’m incredibly grateful for everything I experienced with this National Team.

"But this journey wasn’t only about 2022 or this last World Cup. So many teammates fought alongside me for this shirt long before we finally became world champions. Never doubt how much every one of them fought and gave for Argentina.

"It was a privilege and an honor to share the pitch with all of my teammates and to share so much of our lives together away from football. Every time we stepped onto the pitch, I knew we could compete against anyone because I had warriors beside me who were willing to leave absolutely everything out there.

"To achieve the biggest things, you need a strong group. And it’s during the most difficult moments that you truly discover what kind of team you have. That’s one of the biggest reasons we were able to achieve everything we did.

"And especially to this group: THANK YOU. They helped me fulfill the dream I had since I was a child. They helped me become a world champion.

"I also want to thank the people. I was lucky enough to play in so many cities across Argentina, and everywhere I went, I received an incredible amount of love.

"Throughout all these years, wherever we played in the world, the stadiums were always full of Argentinians. No matter the match or the distance, people made an enormous effort to be there. We know how difficult that is. Wherever we went in the world, it felt like we were playing at home because we could always feel your support.

"And that support has to continue. Difficult moments will come, and those are the moments when you have to support the team more than ever. You need strong, united groups because there will always be people who want to see the National Team fail, and we can’t give them that satisfaction.

"Here, in this stadium, I experienced one of the happiest days of my life: our first match at home after becoming world champions. It was beautiful. And today might be one of the saddest because I’m standing here saying goodbye.

"I’m going to miss all of you so much, but I’ll always be on your side. I’ll be supporting these boys and everyone who comes after them.

"There are so many emotions going through me right now. I’m surely forgetting many things I would like to say because this is a very difficult moment for me. The first person who comes to my mind is my dad.

"I’m going to miss playing here so much. I love you all, and I’m proud to be Argentine.

"I leave grateful, proud and at peace. Thank you for everything.” 🇦🇷❤️

[Sudanalytics @sudanalytics_]

“ME QUEDO CON LA CAMISETA DE MESSI, PORQUE NADIE HABLA ESPAÑOL Y LE VOY A PREGUNTAR YO”.

JAJAJA, ESPECTACULAR. 😅🇧🇯🇦🇷

[Kalshi FC @KalshiFC]

🚨🎥| The whole stadium chanting Messi’s name.

[NFL on CBS 🏈 @NFLonCBS]

WEEK 4 — THE BATTLE OF THE UNBEATEN

Chiefs vs. Raiders in an AFC West showdown

Sunday | 4:25 | CBS & Paramount+

[Raiders Beat @RaidersBeat]

It took a while, but 2023 Malcolm Koonce came back today.

[Tom Bogert @tombogert]

🇺🇸 Mauricio Pochettino on Noahkai Banks choosing Germany & his approach to dual-national recruitment:

“We want players who show commitment. Commitment is not 50%, it’s 200%. ... We want players who want to commit and are desperate to play for the badge."
https://t.co/DVXjCllAyI

[The New York Times @nytimes]

From @TheAthleticFC: Everton have reached an agreement with Monaco to sign U.S. men’s national team striker Folarin Balogun. Balogun had an impressive World Cup, and a move to the Premier League will fuel his rising stardom.
https://t.co/ckE7eLw2Sm

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@herculezg Okay dude remove all context that’s a great way to make a decision

[Ryan Lipton @rytime98]

@FelipeCar @MLShater If he has a good copa then he would leave?

[Front Office Sports @FOS]

Former longtime U.S. Soccer president Alan Rothenberg tells FOS the success of this year’s World Cup represents a “rocket launch” for U.S. attention on soccer, which he says will soon be viewed as the country’s No. 2 sport behind football.

[FOX Sports @FOXSports]

The joy, heartbreak, and magic of the FIFA World Cup ❤️

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