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This is rage bait…surely
#JenniferAniston and #LisaKudrow say they’d love to do another sitcom with Courteney Cox:
“Girlfriends. Let’s pitch it.”
Read the full #ActorsOnActors conversation: wp.me/pc8uak-1lHk9L
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harvey dent's "you either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" line has become a standard english proverb to the point i'm damn certain a lot of people use it without even knowing it came from TDK
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Day 1.
If We remove Ballon D’or, Bukayo Saka is actually better than Lionel Messi.
I’m talking skills, technique, shot power, speed and passing ability.
Don’t get me wrong Messi is a great player, but he didn’t singlehandedly lead a club to a title in over 20 years ❤️😂
#COYG ❤️
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Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Xabi Alonso as Manager of the Men’s Team.
The Spaniard will begin his role on July 1, 2026, having agreed a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge.
Welcome to Chelsea, Xabi!
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🚨🎙️Thierry Henry on Chelsea’s denied penalty appeals in the FA Cup Final, SLAMS VAR: 💣🤯
“If those same decisions happen against Manchester City at the other end, people are calling it corruption for a week straight. Chelsea got robbed today.
The first one on João Pedro before halftime was a clear penalty for me. Khusanov doesn’t even try to play the ball, he just goes through the back of him. Then in the second half, Doku clips Caicedo driving into the box and somehow VAR still stays quiet.
And the handball? We’ve seen those given all season. Enzo’s cross strikes O’Reilly’s arm and suddenly everyone wants to pretend the rules are different in a cup final.
That’s three huge moments in one match and Chelsea got nothing from any of them. No proper VAR intervention, no consistency, no urgency from the officials.
If Arsenal or Liverpool were treated like that in a final, football wouldn’t stop talking about it for months. Chelsea didn’t just lose the FA Cup today, they were officiated out of it.”
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Daniel Taylor,
You really need to do justice to Sterling when writing. He broke out at 16, playing top level football, and now he’s 31.
Out of these years, he was at the top for more than a decade. Many players don’t have that.
I’ll remind you of what he’s achieved just incase you’ve led many people on, people who possibly have amnesia. Y’all cannot rewrite history.
Sterling is the second youngest player to score for Liverpool, only behind Owen.
Golden boy award in ‘14 (Best U-21 player in Europe)
Scored over 100 goals in the premier league at age 27, the 8th youngest player to score over 100 goals. He’s also part of the PL-100 club.
5 Career Hat tricks…also scored the fastest hat trick in 18/19 season, it took him 13mins.
About 100 premier league appearances for Liverpool
Over 200 appearances for Man City, and playing under the most successful manager as a REGULAR.
PFA Young player of the year
FWA Footballer of the year
PFA Team of the year
UEFA Champions League Squad of the season twice
Liverpool Player of the year twice
He’s also an MBE, due to work he’s done for the black race. Promoting racial equality in sports.
It doesn’t end here.
4 Premier Leagues
1 FA Cup
5 Carabao Cups
1 Champions league and Carabao Cup runner up.
He also played close to 100 games for England, scoring many goals, very reliable and also led them to 2nd place at the Euros in 2020.
Let it be known that Raheem Sterling is a LEGEND of the game, especially in the premier league. Let your write ups always cover it.
Positive contents can do numbers, not just negatives.
Thanks, Daniel.
“I feel pity because he was such a fantastic footballer. But if you feel pity… it’s over.”
Jan Everse, the ex-Netherlands international, is not alone in feeling sad at Raheem Sterling’s decline.
The man once tipped to win a Ballon d’Or cannot even get off the bench for Feyenoord and faces an uncertain future.
So what’s gone wrong? And what happens next?
@DTathletic
nytimes.com/athletic/7253471…
ALT Raheem Sterling.
