Tomisin

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[Tomisin @toxinblaze90]

I recently analysed an Amazon trends dataset, and based on my analysis, I observed the following key insights from the dataset:

Total Profit & Sales:

The company achieved $137.32M in total sales and a total profit of $44.14M, reflecting a strong profit margin across various

[Tomisin @toxinblaze90]

Another work in progress 🚧👷🏾‍♂️

[Ajoje⚽⚖️ @israel_ajoje]

When a footballer is convicted of a serious crime, the public asks one question. Is he going to prison? People in my profession ask another. What happens to his contract?

On June 15, 2026, a court in Valencia sentenced striker Rafa Mir to eight and a half years in prison for sexual assault and bodily harm. The sentence is not final and can be appealed. But it raises a question football rarely explains clearly. What is the contractual fallout of a criminal conviction?

The answer lies in the concept of just cause. Under the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players, and under most domestic employment frameworks, a contract can be terminated for just cause when one party commits a serious breach.

A criminal conviction that brings the club into disrepute, or makes it impossible for the player to fulfil his obligations, can constitute that breach. A player imprisoned for years quite obviously cannot train or play.

But it is rarely automatic, and acting too fast is dangerous. When Manchester City suspended Benjamin Mendy without pay after he was charged with sexual offences in 2021, they withheld around £11.5 million across nearly two years. Mendy was then acquitted of all charges across two trials.

He took City to an employment tribunal, and in 2024 the judge ruled the club had unlawfully withheld wages for 17 of the 22 months, leaving him owed an estimated £8.5 million.

That is the lesson. A charge is not a conviction. Withholding pay or terminating before a verdict can expose a club to a multi-million pound claim of its own.

Mir continued playing throughout his case, on loan to Elche, for exactly this reason. Clubs that act early risk acting unlawfully. Clubs that wait risk public condemnation for standing by him.

This is the uncomfortable space sports lawyers work in. The law moves at its own pace. Public outrage does not.

Hit my DM if you would like to talk or have any questions.

My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

[Premier League USA @PLinUSA]

Liverpool had some serious ones this season 😮‍💨

[ESPN UK @ESPNUK]

The wait for Joe Gomez’s first competitive goal for Liverpool goes on...

But he’s collected every trophy along the way 🏆✨

[ESPN UK @ESPNUK]

Only FIVE clubs have been permanently awarded a Champions League trophy 🏆

Liverpool are the only English club amongst them

[Reverry @EfranAlexander]

Steven Gerrard - Backheel Merchant

[Vicky @bootroom21]

Gerrard was polite when he said Szobo reminds of him, because no way any midfielder in the world have a 9 minute comp of successful back heels!

[Anything Liverpool @AnythingLFC_]

Bob Paisley is one of the most underrated managers of all time.

20 trophies in 9 years. 3 Champions Leagues. 6 League Titles.

We need to put more respect on his name 🐐

[UEFA Champions League @ChampionsLeague]

🆕 Luis Enrique

#UCLfinal

[nenn (fan) @FCB_nenn]

Pero porque esta gente actúa como si fueran los únicos en ganar 3 seguidas?😭

[ᜰ 🇦🇷 @markklfc]

Yaya Touré reacts to Liverpool’s decision to part ways with Arne Slot:

🗣️ “I’m not a Liverpool man, but sometimes when I watch Arne Slot press conference the way he speaks… you would think he is the only manager to have ever won the Premier League in his first season.

And that’s fine to be confident, but there is a fine line between confidence and arrogance in the media.

From the outside, Liverpool FC has looked like a mess all season inconsistent performances, confusion on the pitch, and a team that never really found stability.

Yet every press conference, it felt like the focus was more on ‘I won the league in my first season’ rather than fixing what was clearly going wrong week after week.

I’ve seen many coaches in football, but at big clubs like Liverpool FC, history doesn’t protect you for long.

Results matter, but so does control control of the dressing room, control of the message, control of the standards. And when a team starts to lose all of that, changes become inevitable.

People are surprised he’s gone with immediate effect, but in football, when a club decides to act, it’s never emotional… it’s calculated.

And once that fear factor disappears at a club like Liverpool, no title you won in your first season can shield you from what comes next.

At the end of the day, big name, big expectations… but at big clubs, you’re judged every single week, not by stories, but by survival.”

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

This is becoming a joke seriously.

Dembele started only 9 league games the whole season.

Dembele played 90mins ONCE all season in the league, and that came in April, yes you read it right, April.

Let me break it down. French Ligue started in August.

Dembele played the first 3 games that month. He got injured and missed 2 months of football, 5 league games in total.

He retuned and played 3 games. In all 3 games, he didn’t accumulate 90mins of football, then he missed the next two games.

He came back again and played two games, he didn’t accumulate 60mins in those two games, then he was out injured again.

Here comes January, he started two league games and one sub. He also started two games in February and out injured again.

He returned in March and came on as a sub twice, those were the only league games he played before international break.

This is where it gets interesting, Dembele plays his FIRST 90mins football in the league in the month of APRIL, this was against Toulouse.

Also, they started resting him from here on because of champions league. The last two games before the Bayern games, Angers & Lorient, Dembele did not play one minute.

He also has 10 goals and 6 assists.
The 8th when it comes to top scorers, there are 4 players on that joint 8th position.

He’s also 8th when it comes to top assist makers, there are 7 other players with 6 assists too.

It’s just unbelievably worrisome that this same player has won the Player of the season award. A player who barely played, a player who only played 90mins once all season.

The PR is so crazy, honestly.

[TG Casino @TGCasino_]

SGA would have never survived this era 😭

[Calcio Türkiye 🇹🇷🇮🇹 @CalcioTurkey]

— 2022 yılında Como’ya transfer oldu.

— 2023 yılında Como’da kaptanlığa seçildi.

— 2024 yılında ilk teknik direktörlük deneyiminde takımını Serie A’ya çıkardı.

— 2026 yılında Como’yu İtalya Kupası’nda yarı finale taşıdı.

— 2026 yılında takımıyla Şampiyonlar Ligi’ne kalmayı başardı.

Bayanlar ve baylar, huzurlarınızda Cesc Fabregas 🇪🇸🫡

[Michael Mongie @MikeMongie]

Salah's worst-ever Liverpool season, and he ends with 12 goals and 9 assists. 21 G/a being your floor is insane. We need to keep reminding people over the years how good he has been because they will try to use this season to rinse his legacy.

Make no mistake, Mohamed Salah is the best ever right wing the Premier League has ever seen.

[Iamveektoria.base.eth 🙂‍↔️🌳 ✠ @iamveektoria_]

How to Relocate via the UK Global Talent Visa (Tech Route) 🇬🇧

The Global Talent Visa lets you work in the UK without an employer sponsor if you’re recognised as a leader (Exceptional Talent) or potential leader (Exceptional Promise) in your field.

Once endorsed, you can:
→ Live and work in the UK
→ Change jobs freely (no sponsorship needed)
→ Start a business or work across multiple roles
→ Bring dependants
→ Apply for settlement (ILR) later

Estimated Cost (2026)

→ Endorsement fee: £561
→ Visa application fee: £205
→ Immigration Health Surcharge: ~£1,035 per year

Total (1-year visa): ~£1,800–£2,000 ($2.2k–$2.5k)

You need to have your long-term plans and money to survive just in case of anything.

But basically, you can literally relocate with less than $5k cash.

When You Must Travel / Visa Validity

→ You must apply for the visa within 3 months of getting endorsed
→ You can choose your intended travel date during application
→ If you are issued a visa vignette, you’ll typically have 90 days to enter the UK after your visa start date
→ If you are granted a digital status (eVisa), you should enter the UK within the validity of your visa, as there may not be a strict 90-day vignette window

What You Must Prove

→ You must show evidence of being a leader or potential leader in tech
→ Your work must be in a product-led tech company or ecosystem

Two Application Categories

Exceptional Talent (Leader)
For established professionals with strong achievements

You must show:
→ Recognised innovation or leadership
→ Senior roles and impactful contributions
→ Strong industry recognition

Exceptional Promise (Potential Leader)
For early/mid-stage professionals with high potential

You must show:
→ Clear growth trajectory
→ Innovation in your work
→ Contributions beyond your job role

Core Requirements (Very Important)
You must meet:

→ 1 Mandatory Criterion
Show you are recognised (or have potential) as a leader in tech

→ At least 2 Optional Criteria

Examples:
→ Innovation (building products or new ideas)
→ Contributions outside work (speaking, mentoring, open source)
→ Commercial or technical impact in a company
→ Research or academic contributions

Documents You Need

→ CV (career + achievements)
→ 3 recommendation letters (from senior tech experts)
→ Personal statement (max ~1,000 words)
→ Evidence documents (minimum 6, max 10)

Your recommendation letters must explain:

→ Who the person is
→ How they know you
→ Your impact in tech
→ Why the UK should accept you

How to Structure Your Evidence (From Real Experience)

This is where most people fail, and this insight is very important:

→ Minimum: 6 strong documents
→ Maximum: 10 documents

Each evidence should:
→ Be clear and visual (screenshots, links, metrics)
→ Show your direct impact
→ Be tied to a specific criterion

Strong examples:
→ Salary proof showing you’re above market
→ Product growth you contributed to
→ Conference talks / speaking engagements
→ Open-source contributions
→ Mentorship or community impact
→ Media features or publications

Very Important for Approval

→ Don’t write long stories. Show proof with data
→ Use visuals (graphs, screenshots, links)
→ Get strong referees (senior, credible, “Google-able”)
→ Make your personal statement tie everything together
→ Clearly label every document with the criterion it satisfies

Application Timeline

→ Endorsement decision: ~3–8 weeks
→ Visa decision:
→ ~3 weeks (outside the UK)
→ ~8 weeks (inside the UK)

Settlement Timeline

→ Exceptional Talent gets ILR in 3 years
→ Exceptional Promise gets ILR in 5 years
→ Citizenship is 1 year after ILR

In Summary

→ You don’t need a job offer
→ You must prove impact recognition
→ You need strong documented evidence and referees
→ You must think like a builder or contributor to the tech ecosystem

If you have any questions, drop them in the comments.

I will answer as much as I can.

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Como 1907's journey with Cesc Fàbregas has been nothing short of incredible! ✨

He arrived as a player, bringing his class and creativity to Serie B.

After retiring, he stepped into management and guided the club from Serie B back to Serie A.

In Serie A, his fearless and attacking style of football has won the admiration of fans across the world.

And tonight, he has achieved the absolute impossible, by qualifying Como for the UEFA Champions League!

What a INCREDIBLE ACHIEVEMENT! 💫⭐

[Daniel @danlfcynwa_]

We have officially gotten 60 points.

Same as Houllier's last season.

3 lower than Benitez's last season.

2 lower than Rodgers' last season.

- Last 10 games of the season:

3W 3D 4L

- From MW6 to MW38:

12W 9D 12L

1.36 PPG --> 51.68 pts across a 38 game season

A disgrace.

[Richard Oluwamayowa @Olaogun_]

Hello @LCFC

I’m Olaogun, a winger also played as a striker from Nigeria. I’ve spent the last 3 years training daily to get one shot at professional football.

I’m not asking for a contract. I’m asking for 7 days on trial to show you what I can do. If I’m not good enough, I’ll walk away with no hard feelings.

I’m fast, direct, and I work harder than anyone on the pitch.

My highlights are here: https://t.co/nD68FCLsMn

Thanks,
Olaogun
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