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Dublin still have something. 4 goals against an excellent defence. Deserving winners. Larry McCarthy on trophy presentation thanking referee, then crowds goes “booooooo” McCarthy “Now-now gentlemen” Referee. Toughest of gigs

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Derry goalie flying around the field but he can’t do the basics when he’s inbetween the sticks , comical

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Derry lacked patience in the last 15, snatching at half chances. BAC were always that bit more clinical but it should have been closer.

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Couldn’t disagree with any of that Seamus

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Tough gig is right. If we’d lost by three I’d have been cross, given the square ball, but in the end can have no complaints, Dublin deserved to win and we got a valuable lesson on playing in Croke Park.

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@banjobilly87 wee lob 🤔

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They should of had 3 more goals

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Very True. Although, So should Derry in fairness.

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Ref had a stinker

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Not to sound bitter, ref was poor, Shane McGuigan pulled to ground of the ball at least 3 times, watched by umpires and lines men, Derry not clinical enough, tryin walk the ball into the net, keeper poor under high ball, maybe more time spent in goals instead of the opposite 45

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Mc Cathy should have walked. Anywhere else and anybody else he would have walked.

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Mo Salah lost possession, and he initiated contact.. THAT WAS NOT A PENALTY!! As to Martinez, HE WAS FOULED ON THE BUILD UP to Egyptian goal! It was a foul (a bit soft but was a FOUL). Goals that come from build ups that have fouls, offsides, goalkeeper distractions, etc.. Do not count!! When you seen The VAR hasn’t called the referee to double-check, then it means they agree with the decision he made after making their review! So VAR can tell the Ref, when he clearly made mistakes (Corner/Freekick/Offside), or urge him to at it again. The team (Captain/Coach) can ask for review, when they do VAR does it while the Ref waits. Then when the VAR team doesn’t have an agreement then the Ref goes to Check! Now with all the Referee Team & Tech, human errors have still been made as well as emotional decisions. But I do not agree that errors made have been deliberately done to clear Path for Argentina to thrive HAPANA

Mo Salah lost possession, and he initiated contact.. THAT WAS NOT A PENALTY!! As to Martinez, HE WAS FOULED ON THE BUILD UP to Egyptian goal! It was a foul (a bit soft but was a FOUL). Goals that come from build ups that have fouls, offsides, goalkeeper distractions, etc.. Do not count!! When you seen The VAR hasn’t called the referee to double-check, then it means they agree with the decision he made after making their review! So VAR can tell the Ref, when he clearly made mistakes (Corner/Freekick/Offside), or urge him to at it again. The team (Captain/Coach) can ask for review, when they do VAR does it while the Ref waits. Then when the VAR team doesn’t have an agreement then the Ref goes to Check! Now with all the Referee Team & Tech, human errors have still been made as well as emotional decisions. But I do not agree that errors made have been deliberately done to clear Path for Argentina to thrive HAPANA

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Yet His fans don’t want to admit that he literally retired from international football after years of disappointment, then came back. In 2019, he even complained that Brazil was handed the Copa América. Yet they’re doing the exact same thing now. Brazil won two Copa América titles in three years (2021 and 2024) after decades without one, and suddenly it’s all fine because Ronaldo had already won a major international trophy with Portugal. Then there’s the Negreira case. Players have known about the allegations for years, and even Florentino Pérez has claimed Real Madrid were robbed of multiple La Liga titles. Yet nothing significant happened to Barcelona, while Manchester City have faced far harsher consequences over their own case. Fast forward to MLS and you constantly see clips of Messi pushing opponents, making late challenges, arguing with referees, and somehow the other player ends up getting booked. He questions nearly every decision. Then there’s the 2022 World Cup. Many fans still argue that Argentina benefited from controversial decisions throughout the tournament. Whether you agree or not, those debates haven’t disappeared. A former Mexican referee also shared a story on a podcast, claiming that after he booked Messi years ago, Messi questioned why he was shown a yellow card and allegedly said, “I’m the best player in the world.” The referee said he replied, “And I’m the best referee in the world,” before walking away. He described Messi as acting childishly. The same referee also spoke about officiating a Portugal vs. Brazil match. He said Ronaldo approached him at halftime, told him he’d asked his teammates to calm down, and assured him the unnecessary fouls would stop. According to the referee, Ronaldo came across as respectful and genuine. At the end of the day, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Mine is that Argentina have benefited from too many controversial decisions in World Cup history. If they win another one, I’ll still believe every one of their stars came with major controversy.

Yet His fans don’t want to admit that he literally retired from international football after years of disappointment, then came back. In 2019, he even complained that Brazil was handed the Copa América. Yet they’re doing the exact same thing now. Brazil won two Copa América titles in three years (2021 and 2024) after decades without one, and suddenly it’s all fine because Ronaldo had already won a major international trophy with Portugal. Then there’s the Negreira case. Players have known about the allegations for years, and even Florentino Pérez has claimed Real Madrid were robbed of multiple La Liga titles. Yet nothing significant happened to Barcelona, while Manchester City have faced far harsher consequences over their own case. Fast forward to MLS and you constantly see clips of Messi pushing opponents, making late challenges, arguing with referees, and somehow the other player ends up getting booked. He questions nearly every decision. Then there’s the 2022 World Cup. Many fans still argue that Argentina benefited from controversial decisions throughout the tournament. Whether you agree or not, those debates haven’t disappeared. A former Mexican referee also shared a story on a podcast, claiming that after he booked Messi years ago, Messi questioned why he was shown a yellow card and allegedly said, “I’m the best player in the world.” The referee said he replied, “And I’m the best referee in the world,” before walking away. He described Messi as acting childishly. The same referee also spoke about officiating a Portugal vs. Brazil match. He said Ronaldo approached him at halftime, told him he’d asked his teammates to calm down, and assured him the unnecessary fouls would stop. According to the referee, Ronaldo came across as respectful and genuine. At the end of the day, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Mine is that Argentina have benefited from too many controversial decisions in World Cup history. If they win another one, I’ll still believe every one of their stars came with major controversy.

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Jim Acosta: It’s hard to see somebody out-Spicer Sean Spicer or out-Huckabee Sarah Huckabee Sanders, but Karoline Leavitt—she’s making a run for it. You know, she just might get on Trump’s All-Star team of liars. She might be on the bench right now, but if she keeps working hard, does her homework, she just might make it onto the team. It’s a sad and sorry state of affairs, but what we’re seeing from this White House is exactly what we saw during the first Trump administration. They perform for an audience of one. Sean Spicer did this, and as I used to say about Sean Spicer—the problem for Sean Spicer wasn’t that Melissa McCarthy became Sean Spicer. It was that Sean Spicer became Melissa McCarthy in that caricature we all used to laugh about on Saturday Night Live. Karoline Leavitt—unless they’ve already done it on SNL, I have to think something like that is in the works, because the skit writes itself. They’re such bad liars.

Jim Acosta: It’s hard to see somebody out-Spicer Sean Spicer or out-Huckabee Sarah Huckabee Sanders, but Karoline Leavitt—she’s making a run for it. You know, she just might get on Trump’s All-Star team of liars. She might be on the bench right now, but if she keeps working hard, does her homework, she just might make it onto the team. It’s a sad and sorry state of affairs, but what we’re seeing from this White House is exactly what we saw during the first Trump administration. They perform for an audience of one. Sean Spicer did this, and as I used to say about Sean Spicer—the problem for Sean Spicer wasn’t that Melissa McCarthy became Sean Spicer. It was that Sean Spicer became Melissa McCarthy in that caricature we all used to laugh about on Saturday Night Live. Karoline Leavitt—unless they’ve already done it on SNL, I have to think something like that is in the works, because the skit writes itself. They’re such bad liars.

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WATCH: The Sunday shows immediately cover the rape allegations against U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell. Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy describes how he tried to get rid of Swalwell since the Fang Fang days. JON KARL: We don't have much time left, but I wanted the- the allegations against Eric Swalwell, which have not been independently confirmed by ABC, he's denied them all- but serious sexual misconduct allegations. And now you have a, you know, an army of Democrats, uh, abandoning his, uh, his campaign for governor. He was the leading candidate, uh, Democratic candidate for governor. And now he's facing calls to drop out from people like Nancy Pelosi. KEVIN McCARTHY: Listen, let me be very clear. I tried to get rid of Swalwell six, eight years ago when I got the briefing, when I became leader with the FBI- Nancy Pelosi was in the room. I turned to her and said, how can you keep him on Intel? Intel is a select committee that only the leaders put on, that you know all the secrets that the members do not. I made a motion... KARL: But- is this about sexual misconduct allegations or… McCARTHY: It was a combination with the Chinese spy and it led to all that. Every member in Congress knows not to- not to let any young staffer get around Swalwell or Matt Gaetz. It- it’s- it's not a secret there. There's a reason why you didn't want those two people around. He was the leading candidate for governor. He probably could have won the primary and gotten there. But this all came forward. And these young women deserve justice. DONNA BRAZILE: I agree… KARL: Donna, should he drop out? BRAZILE: His campaign is in a free fall right now, with top staffers leaving. And let me just say this, as someone who knows at least one of the victims that have come forward, I’m very concerned. KARL: Thank you, Donna.

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Andrew Tate (🐅) is going on 1 last run in his friendly year (🐎) Tate was smart to never take their bribes to shut the fuck up because the moment you take their bribes you are blackmailed for life. If he goes to trial in December without getting whacked between now and then, he will probably win. Why? If you use lawfare against somebody in their 4 py but your case is legally weak, no matter how rich you are law and order will still likely work against you. In December he goes into his 5 py -- if December hits and and he hasn't been taken out and his trial moves forward, Tate wins even if they kill him. Most people have no fucking clue how to time things esoterically, and even those that do still get it wrong.

Andrew Tate (🐅) is going on 1 last run in his friendly year (🐎) Tate was smart to never take their bribes to shut the fuck up because the moment you take their bribes you are blackmailed for life. If he goes to trial in December without getting whacked between now and then, he will probably win. Why? If you use lawfare against somebody in their 4 py but your case is legally weak, no matter how rich you are law and order will still likely work against you. In December he goes into his 5 py -- if December hits and and he hasn't been taken out and his trial moves forward, Tate wins even if they kill him. Most people have no fucking clue how to time things esoterically, and even those that do still get it wrong.

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Some Messi fans pointed out that the video I uploaded earlier wasn't actually of people waiting for Cristiano Ronaldo. They said it was Arsenal fans celebrating their league title. If that's the case, then my apologies. I hope this is now the correct video of people waiting outside Ronaldo's hotel. Like I have always said, Messi is an awesome player. No one can take that away from him. However, I still believe FIFA has favored him on several occasions. Yesterday's free kick only strengthened that conviction for me. From what we all watched, no whistle had been blown. Messi spoke with the referee, what looked like a go-ahead was given, and he took the free kick while the goalkeeper was still getting set. To me, that decision wasn't handled fairly. That, of course, is my opinion from watching the incident. On the other hand, I also believe Ronaldo enjoys a different level of love from football fans around the world. The video speaks for itself. 👌🐐

Some Messi fans pointed out that the video I uploaded earlier wasn't actually of people waiting for Cristiano Ronaldo. They said it was Arsenal fans celebrating their league title. If that's the case, then my apologies. I hope this is now the correct video of people waiting outside Ronaldo's hotel. Like I have always said, Messi is an awesome player. No one can take that away from him. However, I still believe FIFA has favored him on several occasions. Yesterday's free kick only strengthened that conviction for me. From what we all watched, no whistle had been blown. Messi spoke with the referee, what looked like a go-ahead was given, and he took the free kick while the goalkeeper was still getting set. To me, that decision wasn't handled fairly. That, of course, is my opinion from watching the incident. On the other hand, I also believe Ronaldo enjoys a different level of love from football fans around the world. The video speaks for itself. 👌🐐

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"Saylor didn't like Bitcoin in 2013, look at him now" Matt Hougan, Bitwise CIO, on how even the biggest crypto skeptics eventually become its loudest champions "We all love BlackRock, but we're seven years removed from Larry Fink calling Bitcoin an index of money laundering. This process of conversion is something that's been happening in crypto for many decades. We're still in that process, and people will come up to speed as they come up to speed" "Vanguard is hiring a head of crypto, and they were the most never crypto ever. But they were also the most never ETF ever, and now they're the second largest ETF provider. I do think everyone will get there" "Often the converted have the most zeal. So these are going to be the leaders"

"Saylor didn't like Bitcoin in 2013, look at him now" Matt Hougan, Bitwise CIO, on how even the biggest crypto skeptics eventually become its loudest champions "We all love BlackRock, but we're seven years removed from Larry Fink calling Bitcoin an index of money laundering. This process of conversion is something that's been happening in crypto for many decades. We're still in that process, and people will come up to speed as they come up to speed" "Vanguard is hiring a head of crypto, and they were the most never crypto ever. But they were also the most never ETF ever, and now they're the second largest ETF provider. I do think everyone will get there" "Often the converted have the most zeal. So these are going to be the leaders"

The Wolf Of All Streets

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BEYOND PARODY: Democrat Xochitil Hinojosa brings up January 6 in a brazen to obfuscate from the reality that Democrats embraced Nazi rapist Graham Platner: “When there are allegations of sexual assault, of rape, of any sexual misconduct, it is incumbent On both, on leaders of both parties to speak out and say that person shouldn't serve. Did I see it with Donald Trump? No, I still haven't seen it. I don't think anyone, I don't think you have, have said that he shouldn't be our president or serve or that he shouldn't have been elected. But the leader of the Republican Party right now has 28 sexual misconduct allegations against him, and he pardoned people on January 6th, and his party still stands by him as like he is king. And so there is a bigger problem With our politics, if we are going to turn the other way, to hold on to power and blame the other party when something goes wrong, but not look at our own party, and today I say shame on our own party.” PATHETIC.

BEYOND PARODY: Democrat Xochitil Hinojosa brings up January 6 in a brazen to obfuscate from the reality that Democrats embraced Nazi rapist Graham Platner: “When there are allegations of sexual assault, of rape, of any sexual misconduct, it is incumbent On both, on leaders of both parties to speak out and say that person shouldn't serve. Did I see it with Donald Trump? No, I still haven't seen it. I don't think anyone, I don't think you have, have said that he shouldn't be our president or serve or that he shouldn't have been elected. But the leader of the Republican Party right now has 28 sexual misconduct allegations against him, and he pardoned people on January 6th, and his party still stands by him as like he is king. And so there is a bigger problem With our politics, if we are going to turn the other way, to hold on to power and blame the other party when something goes wrong, but not look at our own party, and today I say shame on our own party.” PATHETIC.

Steve Guest

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#WATCH | Mumbai: On Kangana Ranaut slapped by CISF woman constable, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut says, " Some people give votes and some give slaps. I don't know what has happened actually... If the constable has said that her mother was also sitting, then it is true. If her mother was there in the farmer's agitation and someone said anything against it, then it would create anger. But if PM Modi says that there should be the rule of law, then it should not be taken into hands... The people in the farmer's agitation were sons and daughters of India. If someone insults Bharat Mata and someone is offended by it, then it is something to think about. I have sympathy for Kangana. She is an MP now. An MP should not be attacked but the farmers should also be respected..."

#WATCH | Mumbai: On Kangana Ranaut slapped by CISF woman constable, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut says, " Some people give votes and some give slaps. I don't know what has happened actually... If the constable has said that her mother was also sitting, then it is true. If her mother was there in the farmer's agitation and someone said anything against it, then it would create anger. But if PM Modi says that there should be the rule of law, then it should not be taken into hands... The people in the farmer's agitation were sons and daughters of India. If someone insults Bharat Mata and someone is offended by it, then it is something to think about. I have sympathy for Kangana. She is an MP now. An MP should not be attacked but the farmers should also be respected..."

ANI

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Are the WWE graphics team just becoming very lax at their job or whats going on here? This week on Main Event The Creed Brothers took on Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno. It has now been 2 months since El Grande Americano Vs OG Americano where Chad Gable lost and processed to go on his redemption tour as a babyface. He has had zero interactions with American Made since then. It's like he turned face and just flat out forgot about them. Ivy Nile has been wrestling on Main Event most weeks while The Creed Brothers have returned recently to wrestle on the same show. Ivy Nile is still using all the American Made stuff despite not interacting with neither Chad or the Creeds. The big difference is that she has her own graphic with the crest that reads "Ivy Nile". The Creed Brothers are back a few weeks now and are still being announced as representing "American Made" instead of just as The Creed Brothers. Just calling them The Creed Brothers would make way more sense. "American Made" could have then been switched to just being Ivy Niles nickname. The biggest takeaway is that it has been 2 months and in that time they have not been able to come up with a new graphic for The Creeds. They are still using the graphic featuring Chad Gable despite Gable being babyface and not with the group now for 2 months. Ivy gets one but the Creeds don't get one? What is happening here? Do they just not care about the team? Are they getting repackaged? What's the delay here? They look like such an afterthought coming out to an old presentation. Have them interact with Gable and each other, change their graphics and music and move on. The Creed Brothers deserve more of a look in than this. Ivy has her thing now as the main roster gate keeper for the ladies. It's time to find something for Julius and Brutus.. #WWEMainEvent #MainEvent

Are the WWE graphics team just becoming very lax at their job or whats going on here? This week on Main Event The Creed Brothers took on Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno. It has now been 2 months since El Grande Americano Vs OG Americano where Chad Gable lost and processed to go on his redemption tour as a babyface. He has had zero interactions with American Made since then. It's like he turned face and just flat out forgot about them. Ivy Nile has been wrestling on Main Event most weeks while The Creed Brothers have returned recently to wrestle on the same show. Ivy Nile is still using all the American Made stuff despite not interacting with neither Chad or the Creeds. The big difference is that she has her own graphic with the crest that reads "Ivy Nile". The Creed Brothers are back a few weeks now and are still being announced as representing "American Made" instead of just as The Creed Brothers. Just calling them The Creed Brothers would make way more sense. "American Made" could have then been switched to just being Ivy Niles nickname. The biggest takeaway is that it has been 2 months and in that time they have not been able to come up with a new graphic for The Creeds. They are still using the graphic featuring Chad Gable despite Gable being babyface and not with the group now for 2 months. Ivy gets one but the Creeds don't get one? What is happening here? Do they just not care about the team? Are they getting repackaged? What's the delay here? They look like such an afterthought coming out to an old presentation. Have them interact with Gable and each other, change their graphics and music and move on. The Creed Brothers deserve more of a look in than this. Ivy has her thing now as the main roster gate keeper for the ladies. It's time to find something for Julius and Brutus.. #WWEMainEvent #MainEvent

Rony Mac

68,614 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce

We now know from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel that The New York Times was made aware weeks before publishing Nicholas Kristof’s explosive op-ed that the independent commission, an NGO, was investigating and going to report on Hamas’ systemic use of sexual violence against Israeli women, girls, and men. Remember, initially, we all thought it was just women and girls, and that was horrible enough. We now know Hamas at gunpoint forced men to have sexual relations with family members in their homes, something we really haven’t seen in the world much since Rwanda. Horrible stuff. And The New York Times, according to Israel and the NGO, was made aware that this report was going come out May 12th. The NGO, independent from the government of Israel, asked for permission to run an article detailing its findings in The New York Times. The New York Times responded that they were not interested in running an article on Hamas’ use of sexual violence against Israelis. And then the day before—not a week before, not a month before, not a week after—the day before, on May 11th, The New York Times runs this explosive Kristof piece. Remember, The New York Times had said it was not interested in this subject. Then, the day before the NGO released its report, the paper ran an explosive piece that blamed the victims. Now, the Israelis are the perpetrators of mass systemic sexual violence against Palestinians. It flips everything on its head.

We now know from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel that The New York Times was made aware weeks before publishing Nicholas Kristof’s explosive op-ed that the independent commission, an NGO, was investigating and going to report on Hamas’ systemic use of sexual violence against Israeli women, girls, and men. Remember, initially, we all thought it was just women and girls, and that was horrible enough. We now know Hamas at gunpoint forced men to have sexual relations with family members in their homes, something we really haven’t seen in the world much since Rwanda. Horrible stuff. And The New York Times, according to Israel and the NGO, was made aware that this report was going come out May 12th. The NGO, independent from the government of Israel, asked for permission to run an article detailing its findings in The New York Times. The New York Times responded that they were not interested in running an article on Hamas’ use of sexual violence against Israelis. And then the day before—not a week before, not a month before, not a week after—the day before, on May 11th, The New York Times runs this explosive Kristof piece. Remember, The New York Times had said it was not interested in this subject. Then, the day before the NGO released its report, the paper ran an explosive piece that blamed the victims. Now, the Israelis are the perpetrators of mass systemic sexual violence against Palestinians. It flips everything on its head.

Roy K. Altman

104,274 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce