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🚨Simon Jordan doubles down on Declan Rice criticism after England displays Reporter: 🗣️ “Some fans felt calling Declan Rice a "limited" player was too harsh. Were you trying to provoke Arsenal supporters? Simon Jordan: 🗣️ “No. I think Graham's viewpoint has been influenced by what we've consistently seen from... Declan Rice in an England shirt. A lot of the time, Graham has a point. It's sideways, then backwards. Sideways, then backwards. We saw plenty of that during the World Cup. His influence in England's midfield has often been limited. People hear the word "limited" and immediately think it's an insult. It isn't. I'm talking about the role he performs for England and the outcomes that come from it. In that role, his ability to consistently unlock compact defences or dictate games has been limited. Arsenal fans tell me he's got every pass in his locker, that he can split defences at will. Maybe he shows more of that at club level, but when I watch him for England, I don't see it often enough. That's not trying to be controversial; it's simply what his performances have shown. If England want to win the biggest trophies, they need more from the heart of midfield than safe passes and ball retention. At the international level, that's just not enough.show more

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🚨Alex Scott on the country he would support to win the FIFA World Cup apart from England: 🗣️ “Obviously, I want England to win it. That’s my country and that’s where my heart will always be. But if England can’t go all the way, I’d probably choose Portugal. They have an incredible group of players, a fantastic football culture and they’ve consistently competed at the highest level for many years. I think they’ve earned the right to dream about winning a World Cup. And of course, Cristiano Ronaldo is a big part of that. What he has done for football is extraordinary. The longevity, the professionalism and the desire to keep competing at the highest level is something every player admires. He’s inspired millions of people around the world and has carried Portugal through some incredible moments. If England don’t win it, I’d love to see Portugal lift the FIFA World Cup. It would be a special moment for Portuguese football and a fitting chapter in Cristiano Ronaldo’s remarkable story. So for me, it’s England first. But if not England, then Portugal.” {TNT Sports }

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Plenty of time has passed since Declan Rice decided that he wanted to represent England instead of Ireland. In fact next month on the 19th of February it’ll be 6 years since Declan Rice “declared” for England. It’s fair to say that Arsenal midfielder even today is less than enamoured on the island, with people retaining a vitriolic hatred of him for the “choice” he’s made. As time passes by, I continue to see the situation a little differently to the average Irish Football Fan… Heritage as we always say is a complex thing, increasingly so in the “modern” world, people can have ties to multiple countries for lots of reasons and that’s more than valid. Listen to Declan in the second slide and tell me he doesn’t feel connected to our island? Had Martin O’Neill capped him when he should’ve the story would’ve been over before it started and I’ve no doubt Declan would’ve been more than happy playing for Ireland. Alas, that would not be the case a situation was made of something where it shouldn’t have now he’s played for England 72 times and is only 27. The reason I bring this up? Because, aside from not getting Declan which to be honest I don’t care about anymore. My issue is the repercussions from his decision dig far deeper than people know. Trust was burned and relationships were scorned. From the outside looking in it’s hard not feel legitimate sadness for some of the Irish Underage coaches/scouts who played a bigger part in his development than has ever been said. But as I’ve always said just because we’ve burned in the past doesn’t mean it’s not the correct course of action to call-up players into our underage sides with legitimate heritage. Our International Squad both Senior at Underage has multiple examples of those who were integrated early into the environment and we’ve profited for it. At the end of the day, it’s competitive football, not a charity and calling up these players has little to no impact on our Domestic Game (which needs serious investment). Both can be done together for a more prosperous future. But if there’s players involved with England who have Irish heritage and would like to sample our setup they should be encouraged.

Plenty of time has passed since Declan Rice decided that he wanted to represent England instead of Ireland. In fact next month on the 19th of February it’ll be 6 years since Declan Rice “declared” for England. It’s fair to say that Arsenal midfielder even today is less than enamoured on the island, with people retaining a vitriolic hatred of him for the “choice” he’s made. As time passes by, I continue to see the situation a little differently to the average Irish Football Fan… Heritage as we always say is a complex thing, increasingly so in the “modern” world, people can have ties to multiple countries for lots of reasons and that’s more than valid. Listen to Declan in the second slide and tell me he doesn’t feel connected to our island? Had Martin O’Neill capped him when he should’ve the story would’ve been over before it started and I’ve no doubt Declan would’ve been more than happy playing for Ireland. Alas, that would not be the case a situation was made of something where it shouldn’t have now he’s played for England 72 times and is only 27. The reason I bring this up? Because, aside from not getting Declan which to be honest I don’t care about anymore. My issue is the repercussions from his decision dig far deeper than people know. Trust was burned and relationships were scorned. From the outside looking in it’s hard not feel legitimate sadness for some of the Irish Underage coaches/scouts who played a bigger part in his development than has ever been said. But as I’ve always said just because we’ve burned in the past doesn’t mean it’s not the correct course of action to call-up players into our underage sides with legitimate heritage. Our International Squad both Senior at Underage has multiple examples of those who were integrated early into the environment and we’ve profited for it. At the end of the day, it’s competitive football, not a charity and calling up these players has little to no impact on our Domestic Game (which needs serious investment). Both can be done together for a more prosperous future. But if there’s players involved with England who have Irish heritage and would like to sample our setup they should be encouraged.

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Arteta on Gyokeres: “Well, I think the level of attention on him hasn't changed since he signed to today. It's normal. Everybody was so excited to bring a nine into the club. We did it, we brought a player with an incredible goalscoring record that had to adapt to the league. “He had no preseason, the first few weeks were difficult because physically he wasn't in his best state and he's a player that needs that, like any other player in this league, almost to perform at that level. “Then he kicked on, I think he had a really good period and got injured. And now it's better. I saw a lot of positive things in the last two games that he's done, we need to continue to tweak and understand him a little bit better in certain situations and he needs to do the same, but that's about time. We have full support for him. “At the end, you have to experience it (scrutiny). You can imagine the global impact that you're going to have to deal with when you come to a big club and the expectations are as it is, but after you have to live it and living it is always slightly different to your imagination. “However, he's doing it with a With a lot of desire. I think his energy level, his commitment, it's absolutely top. We are here to help him because we've all been here, we all need time, there is always moments, and the strikers have moments. “They score more goals, less goals, and we need to be there for him. “I think so, yes (we’re going to see another level from Gyokeres in the second half of the season.”

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Watch the full extraordinary war of words between Fabian Hürzeler vs. Mikel Arteta after Arsenal beat Brighton 1-0. 🧂 Hürzeler: “There are different kinds of winning. So if they win the Premier League, no one will ask how they win the Premier League. I think you can really feel that. They do everything now to win this game and in the end it's about the rules. “So if the Premier League is the referee's decision, then it's difficult. They [Arsenal] make their own rules. At the moment, I have the feeling they are doing their own rules no matter how they are playing. So that's why I think it's difficult to judge that. “Overall, like I said, I will never be that kind of manager who tries to win in that way. I want to do well as players. I want my players to keep improving and keep playing football on the pitch. “In the end, of course, every team will manage and waste time but I think there has to be a limit and the limit has to be set by the Premier League. The limit has to be set by the referees. At the moment, they just can do what they want. “We will get the statistics for that. I made my point before the game and I stick to it and everyone else can judge it on his own. I'm not sure if I would ask now, everyone here in the room. Did he really enjoy this football game? “I'm sure maybe one raises his arm because he's a big Arsenal fan. But beside that, no chance. So that's why, again, it's just a repetition. We waste too much time about talking about Arsenal and their game.” Arteta responded: “What a surprise…” “Just go back for the previous games and you will find a lot of comments like this always. “I love my players, that's the highlight. I love my players, we love our players and I love the way we compete.“

Watch the full extraordinary war of words between Fabian Hürzeler vs. Mikel Arteta after Arsenal beat Brighton 1-0. 🧂 Hürzeler: “There are different kinds of winning. So if they win the Premier League, no one will ask how they win the Premier League. I think you can really feel that. They do everything now to win this game and in the end it's about the rules. “So if the Premier League is the referee's decision, then it's difficult. They [Arsenal] make their own rules. At the moment, I have the feeling they are doing their own rules no matter how they are playing. So that's why I think it's difficult to judge that. “Overall, like I said, I will never be that kind of manager who tries to win in that way. I want to do well as players. I want my players to keep improving and keep playing football on the pitch. “In the end, of course, every team will manage and waste time but I think there has to be a limit and the limit has to be set by the Premier League. The limit has to be set by the referees. At the moment, they just can do what they want. “We will get the statistics for that. I made my point before the game and I stick to it and everyone else can judge it on his own. I'm not sure if I would ask now, everyone here in the room. Did he really enjoy this football game? “I'm sure maybe one raises his arm because he's a big Arsenal fan. But beside that, no chance. So that's why, again, it's just a repetition. We waste too much time about talking about Arsenal and their game.” Arteta responded: “What a surprise…” “Just go back for the previous games and you will find a lot of comments like this always. “I love my players, that's the highlight. I love my players, we love our players and I love the way we compete.“

Connor Humm

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🚨 Reporter asks José Mourinho which country he will be supporting at the World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “José, apart from Portugal, which country would you like to see win the World Cup?” 🗣️ José Mourinho: “It wouldn’t be bad to see Messi win it a second time. What he has done for football is incredible and nobody can take that away from him. But if I am being honest, I want Portugal to win it. Not just because it is my country, but because of Cristiano Ronaldo. This could be his final opportunity on the biggest stage. He has won almost everything football has to offer. The World Cup is the one trophy that would complete the story. When you look at his sacrifices, his mentality, his consistency and what he has given to football for more than twenty years, it would be a beautiful ending. Cristiano has carried the hopes of a nation for so long. To see him lift the World Cup with Portugal would be something special. So yes, if Portugal don’t win it, I wouldn’t be upset if Messi won another one. But my heart says Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo. I would love to see him finish his story on the biggest stage in football. {Football on TNT Sports }

🚨 Reporter asks José Mourinho which country he will be supporting at the World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “José, apart from Portugal, which country would you like to see win the World Cup?” 🗣️ José Mourinho: “It wouldn’t be bad to see Messi win it a second time. What he has done for football is incredible and nobody can take that away from him. But if I am being honest, I want Portugal to win it. Not just because it is my country, but because of Cristiano Ronaldo. This could be his final opportunity on the biggest stage. He has won almost everything football has to offer. The World Cup is the one trophy that would complete the story. When you look at his sacrifices, his mentality, his consistency and what he has given to football for more than twenty years, it would be a beautiful ending. Cristiano has carried the hopes of a nation for so long. To see him lift the World Cup with Portugal would be something special. So yes, if Portugal don’t win it, I wouldn’t be upset if Messi won another one. But my heart says Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo. I would love to see him finish his story on the biggest stage in football. {Football on TNT Sports }

SethOfficial🇵🇹

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🎙️ Coby White on embracing the bench role after being a starter in Chicago: "It's an adjustment, but I just want to win. I'm excited, I'm blessed to be here, whatever role that is." "I've been in every role since I've been in the NBA. I've been a starter, sixth man, ninth man, whatever you want to call it. No. 1 option, 15th option, it don't matter. I just love to play basketball. If I get the opportunity to play and win at a high level, I'm all for it." 🎙️ On what he likes most about the Hornets: "The energy. They continue to push me to be myself." "One thing I've been loving too is that in Chicago the last couple of years, I've been off the ball predominantly. Now I've been on the ball a lot more, with the ball in my hands and being able to play (PG) more. That's been dope for me, just getting back to that because that's the position I grew up playing."

🎙️ Coby White on embracing the bench role after being a starter in Chicago: "It's an adjustment, but I just want to win. I'm excited, I'm blessed to be here, whatever role that is." "I've been in every role since I've been in the NBA. I've been a starter, sixth man, ninth man, whatever you want to call it. No. 1 option, 15th option, it don't matter. I just love to play basketball. If I get the opportunity to play and win at a high level, I'm all for it." 🎙️ On what he likes most about the Hornets: "The energy. They continue to push me to be myself." "One thing I've been loving too is that in Chicago the last couple of years, I've been off the ball predominantly. Now I've been on the ball a lot more, with the ball in my hands and being able to play (PG) more. That's been dope for me, just getting back to that because that's the position I grew up playing."

r/CharlotteHornets

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🚨 WOW. Artemis II astronaut Reid Wiseman just said that despite not being religious, he broke down in TEARS when he saw the CHRISTIAN CROSS after landing on Earth Wiseman says he felt compelled to ask for the chaplain: "I saw the cross on his collar. And I broke down in tears." "I am not a really religious person. But there was no other avenue for me to explain or experience anything. So I asked for the chaplain on the Navy ship." "When that man walked in — never met him before in my life — I saw the cross on his collar. I broke down in tears." "It's very hard to fully grasp what we just went through. And in these short, you just said it's been a week since we've been back, but it's been a week of medical testing, physical testing, doctors, science objectives. I would like, we have not had that decompression." "We have not had that reflection time. So I'm basing this on what we saw." "And when the when the sun eclipsed behind the moon, I think all four of us, I turned to Victor and I said, I don't think humanity has evolved to the point of being able to comprehend what we're looking at right now."

🚨 WOW. Artemis II astronaut Reid Wiseman just said that despite not being religious, he broke down in TEARS when he saw the CHRISTIAN CROSS after landing on Earth Wiseman says he felt compelled to ask for the chaplain: "I saw the cross on his collar. And I broke down in tears." "I am not a really religious person. But there was no other avenue for me to explain or experience anything. So I asked for the chaplain on the Navy ship." "When that man walked in — never met him before in my life — I saw the cross on his collar. I broke down in tears." "It's very hard to fully grasp what we just went through. And in these short, you just said it's been a week since we've been back, but it's been a week of medical testing, physical testing, doctors, science objectives. I would like, we have not had that decompression." "We have not had that reflection time. So I'm basing this on what we saw." "And when the when the sun eclipsed behind the moon, I think all four of us, I turned to Victor and I said, I don't think humanity has evolved to the point of being able to comprehend what we're looking at right now."

Eric Daugherty

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Gary Neville predicts Kylian Mbappé will win France the World Cup. Ian Wright: “You know what he looks like? I'll tell you what he looks like. Obviously the captain, he looks hungry” Gary Neville: “Do you know when you watch Mbappé live and electric, it's like something completely, utterly different. It's like you watch him and you just think, the movement, the speed of it. And I just think, 'Oh no.'” Ian Wright: “He's got that thing where you see him doing stuff and he's telling people, he's got the energy for it. You could see that he's somebody that realises, ‘I'm the man here” Roy Keane: “Maybe he's after a disappointing club season, you know what I mean? It's not worked out for him there. And maybe he's... yeah, he looks up for it” Gary Neville: “I think, you know, everyone's talking about, obviously rightly so, Messi. Ronaldo's got a lot of scrutiny. I think this is Mbappé's tournament. I think he comes... Look, he was special in that final in Qatar. If you think about what happened in that last half an hour, it was unbelievable, right? What we saw. I think he's a World Cup winner. I genuinely do. I think he's winning his country the World Cup.”

Gary Neville predicts Kylian Mbappé will win France the World Cup. Ian Wright: “You know what he looks like? I'll tell you what he looks like. Obviously the captain, he looks hungry” Gary Neville: “Do you know when you watch Mbappé live and electric, it's like something completely, utterly different. It's like you watch him and you just think, the movement, the speed of it. And I just think, 'Oh no.'” Ian Wright: “He's got that thing where you see him doing stuff and he's telling people, he's got the energy for it. You could see that he's somebody that realises, ‘I'm the man here” Roy Keane: “Maybe he's after a disappointing club season, you know what I mean? It's not worked out for him there. And maybe he's... yeah, he looks up for it” Gary Neville: “I think, you know, everyone's talking about, obviously rightly so, Messi. Ronaldo's got a lot of scrutiny. I think this is Mbappé's tournament. I think he comes... Look, he was special in that final in Qatar. If you think about what happened in that last half an hour, it was unbelievable, right? What we saw. I think he's a World Cup winner. I genuinely do. I think he's winning his country the World Cup.”

HK

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David Croft on Sir Lewis Hamilton's race engineer change: "I think he needed to change the race engineer, the relationship just wasn't working and he very much hinted to us at the end of last year that changes were coming and that this would be one of them. Will it click? I hope so. Will it take time? These things often do but if it's the person that I'm thinking it's going to be at least Lewis has worked with them previously and has that relationship already and I think that might be key." "Lewis needs to feel that there are people on his side and that he has been listened to at Ferrari because the big problem for me that I saw from the outside last year that he wasn't being listened to and when you've got a seven-time world champion trying to give advice you should take it right?" [via Sky Sports / Autosport awards]

David Croft on Sir Lewis Hamilton's race engineer change: "I think he needed to change the race engineer, the relationship just wasn't working and he very much hinted to us at the end of last year that changes were coming and that this would be one of them. Will it click? I hope so. Will it take time? These things often do but if it's the person that I'm thinking it's going to be at least Lewis has worked with them previously and has that relationship already and I think that might be key." "Lewis needs to feel that there are people on his side and that he has been listened to at Ferrari because the big problem for me that I saw from the outside last year that he wasn't being listened to and when you've got a seven-time world champion trying to give advice you should take it right?" [via Sky Sports / Autosport awards]

sim

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"That pussy Adam Cole broke his ankle like the complete dork that he is." MJF talks about the revisionist history of his story with Adam Cole "Here's what happened. At the time, and this is just a fact, we were the highest minute-for-minute drawing angle, not just in AEW, but in all of professional wrestling at that point. We were moving the most merch in the company. At that point, and was to no fault, Bloodline's going to go down as one of the greatest long-term thing, but at that point there was a bit of lull in their story at that point in 2023, and we had taken lead and Better Than You, Baby is what everybody was talking about and then that pussy Adam Cole broke his ankle like the complete dork that he is and then he decided to turn on me because he's a horrible human being. But I learned a lot in that in that year I learned a lot about myself you know when I when I was out—full disclosure I was in a very dark place." I also asked about the injuries he had suffered "It was my hip, my left shoulder; my last two pay-per-view matches—pretty much the left side of my body was useless. But I wasn't going to tell the doctors that because that's not how I was brought up. In not just in real life, but in this business. When I had that time off, I had a lot of time to reflect and it made me angry. Now I look back on it and I shouldn't have been angry at the fans. Who I should have been angry was that myself. Because I went from being, ‘MJF is the best thing since sliced bread,’ and within a flip of a switch, ‘It's MJF sucks. He's killing this company that we love.’ It took, if we're being honest, it took all the way into like the first month of this year of 2025 for everybody to be like, ‘Maybe we were harsh. Maybe he's actually still one of the best in the world. They can't help it. But I know why. It's because nobody likes a braggart. But the unfortunate thing is I can't help myself. I'm just really good at my job and I can't help but talk about it."

"That pussy Adam Cole broke his ankle like the complete dork that he is." MJF talks about the revisionist history of his story with Adam Cole "Here's what happened. At the time, and this is just a fact, we were the highest minute-for-minute drawing angle, not just in AEW, but in all of professional wrestling at that point. We were moving the most merch in the company. At that point, and was to no fault, Bloodline's going to go down as one of the greatest long-term thing, but at that point there was a bit of lull in their story at that point in 2023, and we had taken lead and Better Than You, Baby is what everybody was talking about and then that pussy Adam Cole broke his ankle like the complete dork that he is and then he decided to turn on me because he's a horrible human being. But I learned a lot in that in that year I learned a lot about myself you know when I when I was out—full disclosure I was in a very dark place." I also asked about the injuries he had suffered "It was my hip, my left shoulder; my last two pay-per-view matches—pretty much the left side of my body was useless. But I wasn't going to tell the doctors that because that's not how I was brought up. In not just in real life, but in this business. When I had that time off, I had a lot of time to reflect and it made me angry. Now I look back on it and I shouldn't have been angry at the fans. Who I should have been angry was that myself. Because I went from being, ‘MJF is the best thing since sliced bread,’ and within a flip of a switch, ‘It's MJF sucks. He's killing this company that we love.’ It took, if we're being honest, it took all the way into like the first month of this year of 2025 for everybody to be like, ‘Maybe we were harsh. Maybe he's actually still one of the best in the world. They can't help it. But I know why. It's because nobody likes a braggart. But the unfortunate thing is I can't help myself. I'm just really good at my job and I can't help but talk about it."

Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com

31,538 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Arteta asked if he would think about sending loan players out in a different way after a less than satisfactory period for Ethan Nwaneri at Marseille: “I think that's the coach's opinion. He's with him every single day and that's it. He's the one making the decision, he's the one that sees and understands better what he's doing. “Ethan has to respond to that in the right way. So it's the same place that William Saliba was there, same club and the outcome, let's see. Maybe it's the best thing that can happen for Ethan, for his career. Maybe, we don't know.”

Arteta asked if he would think about sending loan players out in a different way after a less than satisfactory period for Ethan Nwaneri at Marseille: “I think that's the coach's opinion. He's with him every single day and that's it. He's the one making the decision, he's the one that sees and understands better what he's doing. “Ethan has to respond to that in the right way. So it's the same place that William Saliba was there, same club and the outcome, let's see. Maybe it's the best thing that can happen for Ethan, for his career. Maybe, we don't know.”

Connor Humm

163,353 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Scott Jennings on Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Congressional Hearing: “I get the desire to fight because—and I agree with Anna, actually, these hearings are basically, people show up, they make speeches, then they give the witness ten seconds to respond, and then they yell at the witness. It's been going on for a long time. It makes these hearings useless.” “That having been said, at the DOJ, I think if I were advising them, I would advise them to do it more like Scott Bessent handles his hearings. It's not a lot of performative. It's not a lot of theatrics. He remains cool. He is in command of the facts, and that's how he chooses to do it. They come after him the same way, but he has a different style of how he carries himself and how he presents himself.” “I think that truthfully better serves the administration because it shows more confidence in what you're doing as opposed to just the fighting and the back and forth.”

Scott Jennings on Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Congressional Hearing: “I get the desire to fight because—and I agree with Anna, actually, these hearings are basically, people show up, they make speeches, then they give the witness ten seconds to respond, and then they yell at the witness. It's been going on for a long time. It makes these hearings useless.” “That having been said, at the DOJ, I think if I were advising them, I would advise them to do it more like Scott Bessent handles his hearings. It's not a lot of performative. It's not a lot of theatrics. He remains cool. He is in command of the facts, and that's how he chooses to do it. They come after him the same way, but he has a different style of how he carries himself and how he presents himself.” “I think that truthfully better serves the administration because it shows more confidence in what you're doing as opposed to just the fighting and the back and forth.”

RedWave Press

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xQc anoints Hasan as "Dog Zeus" over "Dog Shocker" after Piker went at him for being a selfish a hole "What about the one where he pulled the dog backwards by its tail..was he role playing f'in Mario in Mario64 with Bowser when he spins him around with the tail?" "What about the decision to shock his dog? What about the decision to enter the br*thel?..it's not something I'm a part of..I'm only a spectator of his actions..why is commenting on his decisions something that's going back to me?" "It's an easy jab..u shocked ur dog..it's f'in obvious, everybody knows it and every single thing that he said, he has changed it..so every time that there's an opportunity, I take a jab..why? bc it's so easy for him to heal himself from all that by just admitting and moving on..how hard is it to say guys, I said some bs bc I was in a hot water, and I kind of hated it..I don't do that anymore..I know better" "Ur not the dog shocker, ur the Dog Zeus, ur the master of lightning buddy..the fact that he's still hiding it, it is f'in abysmal"

xQc anoints Hasan as "Dog Zeus" over "Dog Shocker" after Piker went at him for being a selfish a hole "What about the one where he pulled the dog backwards by its tail..was he role playing f'in Mario in Mario64 with Bowser when he spins him around with the tail?" "What about the decision to shock his dog? What about the decision to enter the br*thel?..it's not something I'm a part of..I'm only a spectator of his actions..why is commenting on his decisions something that's going back to me?" "It's an easy jab..u shocked ur dog..it's f'in obvious, everybody knows it and every single thing that he said, he has changed it..so every time that there's an opportunity, I take a jab..why? bc it's so easy for him to heal himself from all that by just admitting and moving on..how hard is it to say guys, I said some bs bc I was in a hot water, and I kind of hated it..I don't do that anymore..I know better" "Ur not the dog shocker, ur the Dog Zeus, ur the master of lightning buddy..the fact that he's still hiding it, it is f'in abysmal"

yeet

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