✨ TRACK 1 —— ‘LOVE ME WRONG’
(Written and performed by STRANGER, produced by @mvddwest , Mixed and Mastered by @whoizza_ )
✨ TRACK 2 —— ‘APOCALYPSE’
(Written and performed by STRANGER, produced/mixed/mastered by @mvddwest )
Stop teaching generations to take pride in suffering. Teach them to demand better institutions, better infrastructure, better opportunities and a society where human dignity is not a luxury.
Manchester United Football Club.
A football club only works when the sum of its parts is greater than any one human.
At Manchester United that worked ruthlessly well for 20 years.
You can then trace when the rot started.
1. Calling Moyes "Everton". Big time players started to call the shots. That Moyes wasn't up to it is irelevant, the sum of the parts mantra was broken.
2. Ronaldo return. Always about 1 player in pressers, never about the team.
3. The piano playing decadence of Alexis reveal. City announce Haaland in a bland statement. United went full Liberace to "prove" how big they were. Clubs on top don't need to prove anything. They just do.
4. Numerous managers, sporting directors, organisational changes. Villa gave Emery the key to Villa Park and Bodymoor Health and said "you're the expert, we'll bring in your guys". 90% worked, 10% didn't. The 10% exited without fuss. United? Every name is a part of the circus.
5. Leaks. If you're supposed to be the worlds biggest club, you don't leak to Partridge type YouTubers or local journos. Chose players and their character carefully.
6. Fergie. Liverpool ruthlessly moved Shankly well away from Anfield, to the dismay of many. Romantics rightly said " WTF, it's him who started this!". Liverpool board and Boot Room said, "Move him out, he's only ever going to be a distraction". Proved true. The cameras panning to Fergie every game did United no favours. Why? Nobody could compete with that man.
7. Owners. When you allow owners in who only want to use you as collateral ( Hi Mr Big Banker, we own Man United so we're good for the fucking huge loan we want for something else) in a transaction, you're fucked. A lesson that even the biggest clubs are prone to chasing the dollar from anyone and everyone. Time to protect all of our clubs from rogue ownership.
8. Four four fucking two. Attack attack attack. Sometimes, in order to find yourself you need to go back to your roots. United play attacking, swaggering football. Buy two great wide men. Two mobile and aggressive midfielders. One ball playing, one aggressive central defender. Two fullbacks who only defend and a keeper who commands his box. Basics. United do that and even now all the people, characters, noise can be boiled down to basics that at first grind out badic results as the mess above gets dealt with. Basics. Painfully simple ones.
Manchester United Football Club are one of the world's biggest acting like a lost army after a great General left the batallion.
Find your General , on the pitch, in the dugout, at the head of the company, then green shoots will follow.
Sometimes, simplicity is everything and complexity is ruinous. The club believed its own hype instead of following its own DNA.
Back in 2021 I interviewed at Vercel and I failed badly.
I couldn’t implement a debounce function and was stuck for like 30 minutes. It was pretty embarrassing.
10 months later (2022) I interviewed again and got the job.
Don’t give up!
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my sis send me 10k after i never chop for days, network no gree am enter until 12am 😭
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I love Carrick as a United legend and appreciate him for taking us back to the Champions League. I also think he earned his chance but I can admit as well that he has squandered it. We haven't recruited properly but we have enough to look a lot better than we currently do. It is time to move on but he cannot go alone. Heads have to roll, Berrada's and Wilcox's included.
You need to be lore-maxxing. Taking risks. Failing miserably. Relentlessly strategizing and experimenting. Nobody wants to die with a story that isn't worth telling.
The saddest thing about my father’s shadow for me was that Nigeria is just bloody the same.
Nothing has changed.
Absolutely nothing!
That man was angry as heck, because he realized in that moment that the Nigeria he died fighting for wouldn’t be actualized for his children.
My interpretation of My Father's Shadow is that Fola died at Bonny Camp and returns within Remi’s dream state a concept framed directly by the opening line: "Dear Father, I will see you in dreams."
Several details in the opening scenes support this:
What coding for 7months has taught me so far
1. You don’t need to memorize everything
2. Errors are part of development
3. Documentation Matters
4. Building exposes what tutorials hide(This is so true)
5. Consistency beats motivation
6. Code with AI, but understand what you’re coding