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⚽️ Come with me and 🦮 Sam to Celtic Park! 🏟️ Yesterday Sam and I were at the Celtic women’s game against Hearts 🎧 I was particularly looking forward to this game as Celtic Football Club had audio descriptive commentary! This is something that is pretty much non existent at women’s games, but it is something that I’m working hard on to get it introduced more widely to the women’s game throughout Scotland and the UK. I am a big fan of the women’s game so well done to Celtic though for leading the way on this! 👏 Finally a massive thank you and shoutout to Katie on commentary who done a brilliant job! She also commentated the men’s game the previous day at Hampden too so massive kudos to you! #CelticFC #SWPL
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⚽️ Come with me and 🦮 Sam to Celtic Park! 🏟️ Yesterday Sam and I were at the Celtic women’s game against Hearts 🎧 I was particularly looking forward to this game as Celtic Football Club had audio descriptive commentary! This is something that is pretty much non existent at women’s games, but it is something that I’m working hard on to get it introduced more widely to the women’s game throughout Scotland and the UK. I am a big fan of the women’s game so well done to Celtic though for leading the way on this! 👏 Finally a massive thank you and shoutout to Katie on commentary who done a brilliant job! She also commentated the men’s game the previous day at Hampden too so massive kudos to you! #CelticFC #SWPL

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,068,281 views • 1 month ago

Bill O’Reilly TEES OFF on the USA women’s hockey team for REFUSING President Trump’s invite to the State of the Union. “What commitments?! It’s over!” He says there’s an anti-American culture amongst women’s sports teams that extends all the way back to the women’s soccer team. O’REILLY: “It was interesting that the women’s hockey team refused to go to the State of the Union.” “They did it politely. They weren’t like the Golden State Warriors. But I was taken aback by that.” “I’m still searching around, they go, well we have other commitments.” “What commitments?! What are you doing? It’s over!” “You don’t have anything! What are you having…a party?!” “Where you going?” Vittert pushed back. VITTERT: “No, they have another game. There’s a number of the women who have another game to play…” O’REILLY: “Okay, some of them don’t. So what should have happened was a women’s hockey team should have said, the ladies of want to go can go and the ladies that have to play, will play!” “There’s a different culture between the men’s hockey team and the women’s hockey team and it extends all the way back to the women’s soccer team, which was anti-american all day long.” “And that’s still in there. That’s my read on it.” “Any hockey player that wants to go to the State of the Union, man or women should be able to go.” “Why issuing are you issuing a blanket statement?”
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The conversation then shifted—this time to an issue even many liberals have started to question——sports. “You deserve credit for being a liberal that acknowledges male-female distinctions,” Kirk said. Maher didn’t hesitate: “Oh, of course! Of all the low-lying fruit the Democrats just hand the Republicans to win elections, that’s the one.” Kirk cracked a half-smile. “Are they really gonna let us win every national election on this no-men-in-women’s-sports thing?” Maher: “It’s so ridiculous.” Then came the stat that exposed the absurdity: 890 trophies awarded to biological males in women’s events. “You lost Gavin Newsom on this,” Maher added. “Take that as a hint.” When even California’s far-left governor won’t back you, you’ve officially lost the plot.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

613,604 views • 1 year ago

We got sabotaged tonight in Queen’s Cup and I’ll be damned if it goes without being known. Over the years of me being in women’s comp any tweet I have made has ALWAYS been in support of the scene, but after the absolute lack of professionalism I was given today it’s time to air it out. Someone reported my teammate Nicky to be “cheating” and I will go ahead and attach the clip that was sent in to be proof. Spectator bug does not allow for you to see health bars and if you watch the clip from Ky’s vod you clearly see the health bar and me communicating and pinging where my teammates needed to be looking. Nicky looking where my ping was is what made ppl think she was cheating and instead of watching our vod went on a witch hunt. The kicker is that we weren’t contacted about it by staff at all, although a staff member from Women’s circuit spectated us on Thursday and then took it upon themself to go around to other players not in staff and voice that Nicky was 100% cheating. No bans, no proof. Just this clip. So, why didn’t they ask for Nicky to stream on Thursday if they were already spectating & thought she was cheating with the evidence that was sent in from earlier this week? Wish I knew. Instead, they waited until 2 minutes before the game started. They messaged Nicky 20 minutes before the game started but like any team we were 3v3ing/warming up prior. So 2 minutes before I get a DM telling me to have Nicky to check her DMs because they want to spectate her on the day of MP FINALS when they had all week to bring up their concerns about it. Not only that, but they send in a staff member who I personally do not get along with or feel comfortable with. We basically got sabotaged and no one on GrindSquad or Women’s Circuit wants to own up to who is at fault. Just wanted everyone else to know that we got ultimately fucked over today and this whole situation was handled poorly and I will probably never play in another women’s comp event ever again. You ALL should be ashamed of yourselves. All I will get is an apology, but the competitive integrity of this entire tournament is fucked. Congrats to all who got to play their game today without interference and was able to play it to the best of their ability.
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We got sabotaged tonight in Queen’s Cup and I’ll be damned if it goes without being known. Over the years of me being in women’s comp any tweet I have made has ALWAYS been in support of the scene, but after the absolute lack of professionalism I was given today it’s time to air it out. Someone reported my teammate Nicky to be “cheating” and I will go ahead and attach the clip that was sent in to be proof. Spectator bug does not allow for you to see health bars and if you watch the clip from Ky’s vod you clearly see the health bar and me communicating and pinging where my teammates needed to be looking. Nicky looking where my ping was is what made ppl think she was cheating and instead of watching our vod went on a witch hunt. The kicker is that we weren’t contacted about it by staff at all, although a staff member from Women’s circuit spectated us on Thursday and then took it upon themself to go around to other players not in staff and voice that Nicky was 100% cheating. No bans, no proof. Just this clip. So, why didn’t they ask for Nicky to stream on Thursday if they were already spectating & thought she was cheating with the evidence that was sent in from earlier this week? Wish I knew. Instead, they waited until 2 minutes before the game started. They messaged Nicky 20 minutes before the game started but like any team we were 3v3ing/warming up prior. So 2 minutes before I get a DM telling me to have Nicky to check her DMs because they want to spectate her on the day of MP FINALS when they had all week to bring up their concerns about it. Not only that, but they send in a staff member who I personally do not get along with or feel comfortable with. We basically got sabotaged and no one on GrindSquad or Women’s Circuit wants to own up to who is at fault. Just wanted everyone else to know that we got ultimately fucked over today and this whole situation was handled poorly and I will probably never play in another women’s comp event ever again. You ALL should be ashamed of yourselves. All I will get is an apology, but the competitive integrity of this entire tournament is fucked. Congrats to all who got to play their game today without interference and was able to play it to the best of their ability.

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Watershed moment. Former NBA star Royce White makes one of the most important points ever made about women’s sports. As he prepares to enter the WNBA draft as a ‘transgender woman,’ White says he finds it stunning that the league can’t even define the “W” in its own name. He says what he’s doing is forcing a necessary conversation about who is actually eligible to compete in women’s sports across multiple leagues. WHITE: “It’s just astounding that the WNBA can’t define the W in the name.” “And I think we’re going through a very necessary conversation about who is actually eligible to play in some of these professional sports leagues, I guess on both sides of the gender spectrum.” “My goal is to help elevate the WNBA. I think ticket prices and the attendance will soar.” “I think the audience, the live audience will increase and I think ultimately it’s good for the game, going to help evolve the game.” “Who would argue that a player like myself or Enes Kanter or in the future maybe even, I don’t know, LeBron James, after he expires in the NBA, maybe he wakes up one day and realizes he’s a woman as well.” “Who could argue that that wouldn’t make the women’s game better?”

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Fairplaybet

135,369 views • 2 months ago

Byron Scott claps back at LeBron saying it’s harder to play now vs back then 😳 “I don’t think he’s the greatest to ever play but I’m a big LeBron fan. That was laughable to me. So you’re saying it’s easier to play in the 80s vs today? The game was so much more physical. You can say the score wasn’t as high but we had 12-15 teams averaging over 100 PPG. The pace was just as fast as it is today. We played 94 feet. They play 60 feet today because everything is predicated on shooting 3s. You’re not going up and down like we did. As far as physicality it’s not even close so I just thought it was laughable coming from one of the greatest to ever play the game” (Via
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Byron Scott claps back at LeBron saying it’s harder to play now vs back then 😳 “I don’t think he’s the greatest to ever play but I’m a big LeBron fan. That was laughable to me. So you’re saying it’s easier to play in the 80s vs today? The game was so much more physical. You can say the score wasn’t as high but we had 12-15 teams averaging over 100 PPG. The pace was just as fast as it is today. We played 94 feet. They play 60 feet today because everything is predicated on shooting 3s. You’re not going up and down like we did. As far as physicality it’s not even close so I just thought it was laughable coming from one of the greatest to ever play the game” (Via

NBA Courtside

372,782 views • 5 months ago

As a group, we are extremely disappointed with Sky Sports Premier League Sky Sports News coverage before last nights game (shown in the video below). Prior to our game yesterday, the group along with thousands of fellow Evertonians had held two protests at both our home game against Manchester United, and away at Nottingham Forest. Both of these protests, along with our one last night, at home against Newcastle United have been impeccable, successful and passed off without any incidents at all. The protests have all been held in a respectful manner, therefore we do not appreciate Sky Sports News reporting that they were staying away from any trouble at Goodison Park. The Sky Sports News reporter Sanny Rudravajhala was reporting from the Wirral prior to the match, insinuating that Goodison is comparable to a dangerous war zone. Yet, the same reporter was at Goodison for the match and stated in a tweet himself “Goodison Park under the lights. Few better sights in English football. Will miss it when it’s gone”. #efc Never have any of the efforts by Evertonians been violent or dangerous in any way. It is an absolute disgrace to suggest otherwise.
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As a group, we are extremely disappointed with Sky Sports Premier League Sky Sports News coverage before last nights game (shown in the video below). Prior to our game yesterday, the group along with thousands of fellow Evertonians had held two protests at both our home game against Manchester United, and away at Nottingham Forest. Both of these protests, along with our one last night, at home against Newcastle United have been impeccable, successful and passed off without any incidents at all. The protests have all been held in a respectful manner, therefore we do not appreciate Sky Sports News reporting that they were staying away from any trouble at Goodison Park. The Sky Sports News reporter Sanny Rudravajhala was reporting from the Wirral prior to the match, insinuating that Goodison is comparable to a dangerous war zone. Yet, the same reporter was at Goodison for the match and stated in a tweet himself “Goodison Park under the lights. Few better sights in English football. Will miss it when it’s gone”. #efc Never have any of the efforts by Evertonians been violent or dangerous in any way. It is an absolute disgrace to suggest otherwise.

The 1878s

208,213 views • 2 years ago

I spent 11 years in professional women’s soccer. I know what the women’s category makes possible — and what’s lost when we blur it. This January, Riley Gaines invited me to speak on the steps of the Supreme Court as the justices heard these very cases. Today, we have the ruling: the Court upheld states’ ability to keep girls’ school sports sex-based. It’s a real step toward protecting fair competition for the next generation of girls. Protecting the integrity of women’s sports means telling the truth about biology. The physical differences between male and female athletes are real — and they’re exactly why the category exists in the first place. This is the work. It’s worth doing well, and worth doing right. Honored to have spoken alongside Riley Gaines at the Supreme Court. Thank you Alliance Defending Freedom for hosting and ICONS for everything you do. Photo courtesy of ICONS. #ProtectWomensSports #TitleIX
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I spent 11 years in professional women’s soccer. I know what the women’s category makes possible — and what’s lost when we blur it. This January, Riley Gaines invited me to speak on the steps of the Supreme Court as the justices heard these very cases. Today, we have the ruling: the Court upheld states’ ability to keep girls’ school sports sex-based. It’s a real step toward protecting fair competition for the next generation of girls. Protecting the integrity of women’s sports means telling the truth about biology. The physical differences between male and female athletes are real — and they’re exactly why the category exists in the first place. This is the work. It’s worth doing well, and worth doing right. Honored to have spoken alongside Riley Gaines at the Supreme Court. Thank you Alliance Defending Freedom for hosting and ICONS for everything you do. Photo courtesy of ICONS. #ProtectWomensSports #TitleIX

Elizabeth Eddy

42,189 views • 1 month ago

My homeboy sent me this clip and made the argument that this is why he only supports women’s sports to a certain extent. The part about A’ja Wilson having a statue 🤔. I’m not even a South Carolina fan like that, but her statue is well deserved. Her résumé speaks for itself. But she completely lost me when she claimed that Plies is only a fan of South Carolina women’s basketball to groom girls and get them pregnant smh. What makes ppl think it’s cool to throw out dangerous accusations like that with zero proof? The only “proof” she mentioned is that he’s a rapper, saying, “that’s what rappers do.” And that’s not proof of criminal sick behavior. When you accuse someone of grooming, especially involving young women, college athletes, and students, you’re attaching one of the most serious and damaging labels a person can carry. Throwing something like that around casually is reckless as hell. It crosses the line from opinion into defamation territory. I’m not sayin situations like that never happen, but placing that kind of accusation on someone with zero proof is reckless and damaging, and it pushes men away from supporting women’s sports. And it’s harmful asf beyond just one person. Statements like that push this narrative that men can’t support women’s sports without some twisted or weird motive. That dangerous, twisted way of thinking makes men hesitant to publicly show support out of fear of bein labeled predators or told it’s some weird agenda. A lot of us support women’s basketball bc we have daughters who play sports, bc we genuinely respect the talent, the competitiveness, and the culture. It’s really that simple. You can critique fandom. You can question behavior. But accusing someone of grooming and trying to impregnate young women, students, and young women athletes with zero evidence is irresponsible, reckless, and dangerous as hell. That kind of bs does more damage than ppl realize. We can debate sports. We can critique programs. But once we start makin accusations like that with no proof and turning basic fandom into something sinister, that’s when it becomes irresponsible. Men can support women’s sports bc we respect the talent and the greatness. It doesn’t have to be twisted into something ugly.
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My homeboy sent me this clip and made the argument that this is why he only supports women’s sports to a certain extent. The part about A’ja Wilson having a statue 🤔. I’m not even a South Carolina fan like that, but her statue is well deserved. Her résumé speaks for itself. But she completely lost me when she claimed that Plies is only a fan of South Carolina women’s basketball to groom girls and get them pregnant smh. What makes ppl think it’s cool to throw out dangerous accusations like that with zero proof? The only “proof” she mentioned is that he’s a rapper, saying, “that’s what rappers do.” And that’s not proof of criminal sick behavior. When you accuse someone of grooming, especially involving young women, college athletes, and students, you’re attaching one of the most serious and damaging labels a person can carry. Throwing something like that around casually is reckless as hell. It crosses the line from opinion into defamation territory. I’m not sayin situations like that never happen, but placing that kind of accusation on someone with zero proof is reckless and damaging, and it pushes men away from supporting women’s sports. And it’s harmful asf beyond just one person. Statements like that push this narrative that men can’t support women’s sports without some twisted or weird motive. That dangerous, twisted way of thinking makes men hesitant to publicly show support out of fear of bein labeled predators or told it’s some weird agenda. A lot of us support women’s basketball bc we have daughters who play sports, bc we genuinely respect the talent, the competitiveness, and the culture. It’s really that simple. You can critique fandom. You can question behavior. But accusing someone of grooming and trying to impregnate young women, students, and young women athletes with zero evidence is irresponsible, reckless, and dangerous as hell. That kind of bs does more damage than ppl realize. We can debate sports. We can critique programs. But once we start makin accusations like that with no proof and turning basic fandom into something sinister, that’s when it becomes irresponsible. Men can support women’s sports bc we respect the talent and the greatness. It doesn’t have to be twisted into something ugly.

Swift

33,888 views • 5 months ago

Jarvis Landry is concerned about Brandon Aiyuk: “Man, somebody needs to get that phone from him… Where I see him at today, based on where I saw him 2 years ago, it’s not the same Brandon that I know. It’s not the same player, not the same man that I respected for how he played the game. How he showed up for his teammates. Some people say any publicity is good publicity, but I feel like as an organization, if I’m even considering bringing a guy like Brandon Aiyuk in, and I see the type of posts that he’s been posting, I don’t really know if he really even wants to play football like that. I don’t really know if I want to bring someone like that into my organization. You’re a veteran in the league at this point. You’re a leader when you walk into a locker room. I don’t know who’s around him, if guys are around him that watch our show, that watch us talk dearly about football, about life, about faith, even the mental side of things, I think they should hear this and call this man. Teammates, former teammates, call this guy and Brandon, if you’re watching this show, please DM me, bro.” 🎥: 4th and South
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Jarvis Landry is concerned about Brandon Aiyuk: “Man, somebody needs to get that phone from him… Where I see him at today, based on where I saw him 2 years ago, it’s not the same Brandon that I know. It’s not the same player, not the same man that I respected for how he played the game. How he showed up for his teammates. Some people say any publicity is good publicity, but I feel like as an organization, if I’m even considering bringing a guy like Brandon Aiyuk in, and I see the type of posts that he’s been posting, I don’t really know if he really even wants to play football like that. I don’t really know if I want to bring someone like that into my organization. You’re a veteran in the league at this point. You’re a leader when you walk into a locker room. I don’t know who’s around him, if guys are around him that watch our show, that watch us talk dearly about football, about life, about faith, even the mental side of things, I think they should hear this and call this man. Teammates, former teammates, call this guy and Brandon, if you’re watching this show, please DM me, bro.” 🎥: 4th and South

Coach Yac 🗣

125,189 views • 2 months ago

If anyone thinks this is a red card they have no clue about football 😂😂😂 1. It’s not even a foul 2. Even if it is gave as a foul it’s not a yellow card foul 3. The ball is nowhere near him at ANY point for this to be gave a yellow or a red card IF a foul was gave 4. If you’re giving fouls for this you’re giving a foul every second of a game 5. Even if this was a yellow card, which it wasn’t, VAR can’t intervene to give a yellow card It’s a contact sport. But he’s literally throwing himself to the ground the SECOND Tavernier touches him. He doesn’t pull him or push him. He literally puts his hand on him and he throws himself to the ground cause he knew he wasn’t getting anywhere near the ball It only looks bad because he throws himself to the ground and Tav almost falls over him
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If anyone thinks this is a red card they have no clue about football 😂😂😂 1. It’s not even a foul 2. Even if it is gave as a foul it’s not a yellow card foul 3. The ball is nowhere near him at ANY point for this to be gave a yellow or a red card IF a foul was gave 4. If you’re giving fouls for this you’re giving a foul every second of a game 5. Even if this was a yellow card, which it wasn’t, VAR can’t intervene to give a yellow card It’s a contact sport. But he’s literally throwing himself to the ground the SECOND Tavernier touches him. He doesn’t pull him or push him. He literally puts his hand on him and he throws himself to the ground cause he knew he wasn’t getting anywhere near the ball It only looks bad because he throws himself to the ground and Tav almost falls over him

Rangers Spares

192,848 views • 6 months ago

Draymond Green calls out Adam Silver and the NBA for the new All Star format calling it a joke to the league: “Best in the East, Best in the West it works when the game is good. We doing all this different gimmicks makes it more of a joke. It looks good for a year it’s a quick fix, but then you are like I don’t want to see that again. Because it wasn’t the game I grew up on. I can’t see this World vs USA and then equated to when KG was on the East, Shaq was on the West. I can’t do that it doesn’t make sense to me it’s not the same thing”
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Draymond Green calls out Adam Silver and the NBA for the new All Star format calling it a joke to the league: “Best in the East, Best in the West it works when the game is good. We doing all this different gimmicks makes it more of a joke. It looks good for a year it’s a quick fix, but then you are like I don’t want to see that again. Because it wasn’t the game I grew up on. I can’t see this World vs USA and then equated to when KG was on the East, Shaq was on the West. I can’t do that it doesn’t make sense to me it’s not the same thing”

Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

547,479 views • 6 months ago