Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
10 months after Adam was made commissioner he wrote this NYT op-ed:
The NBA is formally stepping into the prediction markets ecosystem.
The league announced agreements Monday morning with Kalshi and Polymarket that will allow the companies to use official league data and intellectual property and give the league control over what trades the companies are allowed to offer.
nyti.ms/4smgsfG
Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
Bro is literally watching Fleetwood vs Arsenal from his bedroom window 😭
Il mio Pallone d'Oro 2026.
The streets won't forget.
(Ne parlo in modo più approfondito nell'ultima puntata di Lobanovski Weekly: open.spotify.com/episode/37S…)
Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
Some random Indian boy in Arunachal league, I'm impressed btw both with his look(Modric +Ozil) and playing style. Lajong bring him to I league mann !!
credits- inal_football
Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
"Ai calciatori, soprattutto a quelli che non fanno parte dell'élite del calcio brasiliano e mondiale: ricordate le vostre origini. Il calcio è uno sport del popolo."
🇧🇷 Juninho Pernambucano ha invitato i calciatori a votare per Lula in #Brasile.
Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
Miles Deuce McBride 20 PTS (6-8 3P, 2-2 FT, 101% TS), 2 REB, 1 AST, 1 STL, 0 TO vs. Celtics
Kept the Knicks in the game by himself
Daniele V. Morrone retweeted
Highly recommend @Jon_Mackenzie's book The Spectre of Pep.
The section that dives into Mourinho's approach, tactical periodisation and comparison to Conte particularly interesting.
We are seeing this playing out right now and is the reason why Mourinho was picked to manage (not micro-manage) this group of players.
Teams have gotten so good at a) building up and then creating against loose defensive units and b) so good at defending against build-ups that aren't very clearly defined and the players' ability to 'decide' games with moments is going to be key for him to succeed. Will it be enough?
Una di quelle volte in cui la sezione commenti arricchisce l'articolo.
This is the London map of Premier League hatred.
Ahead of Chelsea against Tottenham Hotspur, The Athletic asked its London football experts to weigh in on the three teams their club’s fans dislike the most.
■ Tottenham top biggest rival list at two clubs
■ The team with no Premier League rivals
■ Brentford’s mindset shift
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