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@411_hq

[kw @wolikhalil]

"Success is never owned. It's rented, and rent is due every day"

[Barry Jackson @flasportsbuzz]

NEW: The peculiar final week of Tyler Herro's Heat employment and how it mirrored his Heat career, bringing to mind the famous Charles Dickens line.
https://t.co/8hdbh5kI69
As he departs, perspective on a player who was a scapegoat at times and a look at the strange final days.

[Bobby @theactorbobby]

What else does Giroud have over henry for the French national team apart from the 6 more goals?

They both got to 2 World Cup finals and won one.

Henry also won the euros with France, Giroud didn’t.

Henry also has more iconic performances and clutch goals for France

[kw @wolikhalil]

Ohoh.. evading accountability, where have I seen this before 😅

[Madrid Zone @theMadridZone]

🚨 Celeste Amarilla: "YES, my post against Mbappé WAS RACIST.

That's why I deleted, it was unfortunate.

However, I will NOT apologize, I said what I had to say.

I come from a society where gays were beaten and where calling someone a sh*tty n*gger was the most usual thing.

I come from that generation, so now I'm trying to build a different Celeste Amarilla, that's capable of co-existing with others.

Have patience, I'm trying."

[V @VectorThaViper]

Just look at this tweet… you go think say dem be neighbor 🤦🏾‍♂️

[kw @wolikhalil]

I get the "he could have achieved so much more" but his talent was definitely a 1A.

The drop-off was mostly due to consistent lower body injuries due to his style of play which I don't blame him for; that's what made him who he is in the first place.

[Gene Grey @EuginhoCortez]

I feel no sympathy whatsoever for Neymar

For starters He's made 100s of millions of dollars so he'll be fine

Secondly he got into this because he got obsessed with dethroning Messi

instead of partnering with him and waiting for his turn to be No1

[kw @wolikhalil]

An all-time great. Thank you for memories Ney 🇧🇷🐐

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🚨 BREAKING: Neymar announces his RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL. 👋🏼🇧🇷

“I tried. I tried. It started here at Met Life stadium and I finished here. It is now over”, Ney said after the game.

His story with the Brazilian national team is over.

[kw @wolikhalil]

All the best, demon.

[Shams Charania @ShamsCharania]

Free agent F/G Josh Okogie has agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the Utah Jazz, sources tell ESPN. Okogie -- a wing defender who shot 38.5% from 3 last season in Houston -- considered several suitors before the Jazz received the commitment tonight from Okogie and his agent Calvin Andrews of Klutch Sports Group.

[Motolani Alake @OneMotolani]

If you keep that relationship private - not a secret - without the constant subtle or not-so-subtle updates, you’re not going to die.

It’s a relationship. Stop treating it solely as a bragging right while you fail in your role as a partner.

[Babanla @biolakazeem]

This is very poorly thought out. Clearly a decision made in an echo chamber. Just maintain the uniform. Not every change is good. Or even necessary.

[Will Guillory @WillGuillory]

Rockets offseason moves show the time for patience is coming to an end

https://t.co/HXIrN5UA3v

[Faruq @Phrukey]

Deserves every penny of his loyalty bonus

[jesse alordiah 44DB 🇳🇴 @jessealordiah]

it’s people like this that will be looking for partners with high emotional intelligence 😂😂

[kw @wolikhalil]

https://t.co/f9HxT3G4Aq

[Elyon @0xkitng]

They’ve turned the whole “olodo uprising” thing into targeting people they dislike, whereas the average Nigerian shares a similar thinking faculty and sits around the same spectrum as the people they’re calling out.

The only difference is that some of you have had more exposure and are better educated. But when you open your mouth and speak, the ideas coming from your head, outside of your educational qualifications, are often not much different from those of the same people you criticize and use as examples.

[Gene Grey @EuginhoCortez]

The Olodo Uprising talk is irritating

The Nigerian Intellectual is unprincipled and ends up having the same political choices and behaviour as the illiterate Nigerian

So why this attempt to put blame on others?

The Nigerian Intellectual is 100% complicit in this disaster

[Gene Grey @EuginhoCortez]

Two weeks ago a presidential candidate was asked how he would fulfil his promises wrt power supply

We saw his response

We saw your response to his response

We saw your response to the people who were unsatisfied with his response

And you are talking about Olodo Uprising?