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Kasper Donovan Tierney CCV Scales Nygren McGregor Engels (DM) Maeda Iheanacho Tounekti Here’s how I’d start tomorrow night. Push McGregor into a more advanced role and play Engels as the holding midfielder. Maeda on the right-wing. Thoughts?

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We failed to attack John Souttar, preferring to pass the ball about between Kasper, CCV, Scales and McGregor (to find the point of attack, apparently). Nygren is a central midfielder all day long and is wasted on the wing. Engels needs to take more responsibility. Not once has he grabbed a game by the bollocks and orchestrated play. McGregor passes the ball back to where it came from, rather than turn and pick out a forward pass. He’s undroppable but wouldn’t be in the team based solely on performance. Brendan’s style is tedious and easy to set up against. We have poor energy and no tempo. Everything is too precise and we never try the unexpected to create a bit of chaos. Too many players are passive. Where are our leaders? KT not finishing any games is a major concern. Scales was our best player.

We failed to attack John Souttar, preferring to pass the ball about between Kasper, CCV, Scales and McGregor (to find the point of attack, apparently). Nygren is a central midfielder all day long and is wasted on the wing. Engels needs to take more responsibility. Not once has he grabbed a game by the bollocks and orchestrated play. McGregor passes the ball back to where it came from, rather than turn and pick out a forward pass. He’s undroppable but wouldn’t be in the team based solely on performance. Brendan’s style is tedious and easy to set up against. We have poor energy and no tempo. Everything is too precise and we never try the unexpected to create a bit of chaos. Too many players are passive. Where are our leaders? KT not finishing any games is a major concern. Scales was our best player.

Paul John Dykes

143,392 views • 11 months ago

McGregor sends a pass from a freekick over the top of the Rangers defence to set Maeda through in goal. Beaton stops play and wants it taken from the right place and makes sure McGregor takes it from exactly the same place as the first time 🤷‍♂️

McGregor sends a pass from a freekick over the top of the Rangers defence to set Maeda through in goal. Beaton stops play and wants it taken from the right place and makes sure McGregor takes it from exactly the same place as the first time 🤷‍♂️

Lint

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Celtic 3-1 Rangers: Key Analysis Rangers had started really well with a High-Press similar to the 2nd-Half at New Year & got a vital lead but just couldn't sustain it and Celtic got control. A look into where Celtic quickly took the game away from Rangers in the 2nd Half: > Runs Behind from Deep > Underlapping Fullbacks & Engels/Nygren > Filling Out the Posts (A lot of it looked like Postecoglou Principles) As a result of Celtics' Play, Rangers ended up stretched defensively: > Huge Gaps Between FB and CB > Antman & Tavernier Lack of Relationship > Reacting Before Maeda Thoughts? Any new ideas you'd like to see in prep for the World Cup...

Celtic 3-1 Rangers: Key Analysis Rangers had started really well with a High-Press similar to the 2nd-Half at New Year & got a vital lead but just couldn't sustain it and Celtic got control. A look into where Celtic quickly took the game away from Rangers in the 2nd Half: > Runs Behind from Deep > Underlapping Fullbacks & Engels/Nygren > Filling Out the Posts (A lot of it looked like Postecoglou Principles) As a result of Celtics' Play, Rangers ended up stretched defensively: > Huge Gaps Between FB and CB > Antman & Tavernier Lack of Relationship > Reacting Before Maeda Thoughts? Any new ideas you'd like to see in prep for the World Cup...

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Push-ups get dismissed as “too easy” because most people never load them properly. If you’re doing sets of 30–50 reps, you’re not building as much strength or muscle as you think. Progression matters. Here’s how I scale the load on push-ups without machines or a weighted vest: • Start with standard push-ups • Elevate the feet to shift more load to the upper body • Add bands to increase resistance • Use rings to increase range of motion I didn't show it, but you can also elevate you feet while doing the ring push-ups to add more load as a 5th progression. Every step increases mechanical tension—which is the real driver of muscle growth. Stop repping out on push-ups. Start adding load...and enjoy the growth.

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Pythagoras In Boots ⚽️

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3 Tips To Run The Ball Better in Madden 26! 1️⃣Don’t hold sprint right away, wait until you find a gap to start holding turbo! Holding turbo makes the shed timer accelerate, and defenders will get off blocks way faster. 2️⃣Human Joystick is the BEST Ability for running the ball this year. It will make you way more elusive and makes the speed boost way better. 3️⃣Take Advantage of the NEW “Untarget Defender” Feature. ⬇️Here’s a video breaking down how to untarget on runs!

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11 years ago today, we got one of the greatest interviews in MMA history. “You’re looking at the current king, Ariel. You’re interviewing the current king…and July 11th the current king will be there raising gold.” Less than two weeks later at UFC 189, during McGregor’s iconic walkout, Joe Rogan put the monumental moment for Ireland into words: “We’ve seen countries get behind their fighters before, but there’s never been anything like this. The Irish people have come out tonight in a way that just defines them as a nation. And this man has incredible weight on his shoulders right now. The pressure that he’s experiencing right now, the hype behind all of this, very few human beings in this world will ever experience anything remotely similar to what’s going on inside the mind and the body of Conor McGregor as he steps into this octagon.” That was the atmosphere surrounding Conor McGregor before and during UFC 189. But Conor’s interview with Ariel Helwani 10 days before fight night, at the UFC x Reebok launch in New York City, will forever be gold. He still didn’t know if Jose Aldo or Chad Mendes would be standing across from him. Conor didn’t care. When Ariel asked about Aldo potentially pulling out, Conor said he didn’t blame him: “If an individual is afraid to fight, you cannot force him. So it is what it is. If he’s running, if he’s scared, there’s nothing I can do…Sometimes I look in the mirror and get a little fright as well looking at myself. I am an absolute animal. A machine. So I probably wouldn’t want to fight me either.” The whole situation was unprecedented. A fighter had just traveled the world on the most intense media tour the sport had ever seen, only to have his championship opponent thrown into uncertainty 10 days out. McGregor embraced the chaos, and walked into UFC 189 with the backing of a country behind him like we’ve never seen before. Now, 11 years later, UFC 329 lands on that exact same date, July 11th. The last time he fought on July 11th, he opened as the slight underdog. By the time the Octagon door closed, he was around a -190 favorite. There are underdogs, and then there’s Conor McGregor, a one-man market mover. 👊🏼: Conor McGregor 🎙️: Ariel Helwani

11 years ago today, we got one of the greatest interviews in MMA history. “You’re looking at the current king, Ariel. You’re interviewing the current king…and July 11th the current king will be there raising gold.” Less than two weeks later at UFC 189, during McGregor’s iconic walkout, Joe Rogan put the monumental moment for Ireland into words: “We’ve seen countries get behind their fighters before, but there’s never been anything like this. The Irish people have come out tonight in a way that just defines them as a nation. And this man has incredible weight on his shoulders right now. The pressure that he’s experiencing right now, the hype behind all of this, very few human beings in this world will ever experience anything remotely similar to what’s going on inside the mind and the body of Conor McGregor as he steps into this octagon.” That was the atmosphere surrounding Conor McGregor before and during UFC 189. But Conor’s interview with Ariel Helwani 10 days before fight night, at the UFC x Reebok launch in New York City, will forever be gold. He still didn’t know if Jose Aldo or Chad Mendes would be standing across from him. Conor didn’t care. When Ariel asked about Aldo potentially pulling out, Conor said he didn’t blame him: “If an individual is afraid to fight, you cannot force him. So it is what it is. If he’s running, if he’s scared, there’s nothing I can do…Sometimes I look in the mirror and get a little fright as well looking at myself. I am an absolute animal. A machine. So I probably wouldn’t want to fight me either.” The whole situation was unprecedented. A fighter had just traveled the world on the most intense media tour the sport had ever seen, only to have his championship opponent thrown into uncertainty 10 days out. McGregor embraced the chaos, and walked into UFC 189 with the backing of a country behind him like we’ve never seen before. Now, 11 years later, UFC 329 lands on that exact same date, July 11th. The last time he fought on July 11th, he opened as the slight underdog. By the time the Octagon door closed, he was around a -190 favorite. There are underdogs, and then there’s Conor McGregor, a one-man market mover. 👊🏼: Conor McGregor 🎙️: Ariel Helwani

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Secretary of the Army

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Rupert Lowe returned to GB News after months of blacklisting, and delivered a tutorial on how to dismantle subversive framing in an interview. He turned Jacob Rees-Mogg's questions about "uniting the right" into an opportunity to condemn the Tories as useless traitors, and to highlight the hypocrisy and dishonesty of Reform. (GB News edited out a section where Rupert explained how Nigel Farage filed a false police report against him, and kicked him out of Reform, for promising to deport the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.) Rupert refused to ritualistically denounce Tommy Robinson and turn him into a bogeyman. Instead, he pointed out how both Labour and Conservatives were complicit in covering up the grooming gangs for decades, and how he — not Farage — delivered the promised privately-funded inquiry into the scandal. Rupert set Restore Britain apart from other parties as a fresh start, and an uncompromising alternative to the establishment. No wonder the smears and dirty tricks against him are getting more desperate.

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Rodrigo De Paul has opened up about the profound love and impact Lionel Messi has had on his career and life, describing their bond as something far deeper than just teammates. In a recent interview, the midfielder reflected on how Messi transformed him both on and off the pitch. “Leo made me the man I am in football today. He believed in me when not everyone did, pushed me, trusted me, and showed me what it really means to compete at the highest level. Without Messi, I wouldn’t be here. I’d be nothing. I owe him my life in this game.” Looking ahead, De Paul admitted the thought of a future without Messi is difficult to process. “If Leo were to retire tomorrow, I’d seriously consider retiring too. What’s left to play for after sharing the pitch with the greatest of all time? The game would feel empty. He’s been the reason so many of us keep pushing. When that chapter closes, I don’t know if I’d want to continue without him.”

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𝔹𝕚𝔾 𝔻ℝ𝔼𝕐𝕐🫵

11,000 views • 25 days ago

A cool story about Fernando Mendoza & Tim Plough's relationship at #Cal #Mendoza - who was low on the Bears depth chart at the time - wanted to get in extra work to earn more playing time. Fernando met with Plough (Cal's TE coach at the time) to go over film and improve. There meetings would go well into the night, as the two went over film as Mendoza knew that was the only way to get better. Fast forward, Menodza is now a #NationalChampionship winner as the starting quarterback on #Indiana Moral of the story: It’s not where you start — it’s how you finish. 🏆

A cool story about Fernando Mendoza & Tim Plough's relationship at #Cal #Mendoza - who was low on the Bears depth chart at the time - wanted to get in extra work to earn more playing time. Fernando met with Plough (Cal's TE coach at the time) to go over film and improve. There meetings would go well into the night, as the two went over film as Mendoza knew that was the only way to get better. Fast forward, Menodza is now a #NationalChampionship winner as the starting quarterback on #Indiana Moral of the story: It’s not where you start — it’s how you finish. 🏆

Jake Gadon

278,566 views • 7 months ago

Magic Johnson on how special this Knicks team is: Magic: “I don’t wanna hear no talk about Giannis, or no other player coming to this team. This is a great team. I’ve watched a lot of basketball. The way these guys love each other. Play for each other. Pull for one another. You’re not gonna see this anywhere else. The, grit, the toughness that’s how they beat you. Together.” Stephen A: “You’re telling me, this team, as presently constructed, you wouldn’t change—” Magic: “Nope.” Stephen A: “Even if they don’t win the Finals, no changes?” Magic: “You keep em together and make small changes. This team knows how to play so well with each other. And off of Brunson. Everybody is comfortable in their role. KAT could start for another team tomorrow. OG can go to another team and be a star. But he’s good to play his role. Bridges too. And Hart, no 2 guard rebounds like Josh Hart. So you’ve got the pieces, and they’re all happy.” Stephen A: “But—” Magic: “Now, if you trade for Giannis, how many dudes you gotta give up just to get him? It’s a different team now. The whole team changes.” Stephen A: “That’s true.” Magic: “This team. I love this team. I love the Knicks. They play basketball right. Don’t change.”

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