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One year ago, I became a major investor, partner and managing partner of the United Football League. What a great f$&king year!!!!! 💪 New teams. New cities. New coaches. New rules. Bigger crowds. Increased viewership. Incredible plays, more innovation and the four-point field goal!!!!! Maybe I should call the 4 point FG the Repolian!!!!! 😂 I could not be prouder of our players, coaches, football operations team, business team, all employees, RedBird Capital, FOX, ESPN, our sponsors and, most importantly, our LOYAL FANS. 2026 was a great building year. I’m Happy but NOT content. We are going to continue taking chances, thinking differently, challenging the status quo and building this league the right way for the future. I promise you 2027 will be far greater than 2026. We will continue to look for the right market, the right passionate fans and the right venue!!!! Two new teams in 2028. Ten total teams. A goal of 16 by 2034!!!!! We are already working on the plans for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, Feel to keep sharing your thoughts, ideas and feedback!!!!! Any new thoughts??? Let’s keep building together!!!!! Enjoy the video!!!!! Horse Racing leadership give me the keys to the sport, I’ve done more in the UFL in one year than horse racing industry has done the last 25 years!!!!! 🤦‍♂️ LFG!!!!!
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Repole Stable

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Pay attention to Saudi . They’re hosting the World Cup in 2034 and they have serious plans to do well at that World Cup. First thing for them is to invest in their league. These Saudi players in this Uruguay game, you could see their quality. They’re being coached by elite managers, they play with or against Ronaldo, Benzema, Kante, Mahrez, Mane, etc. these are players that have won everything. Exposure to such training programmes, world class coaches and team mates, facilities, it’s just madness. Most of the players in their squad are from the 4 government-owned teams like Hilal, Nassr, Ahli, some from Al Qadsia too which is also a good side. These top teams are exposed to world class structures (you can’t say same for the others, but that’s why the squad is made up of most players from the top teams). One of their players, Saud, was even bold enough to leave the league and he’s just done amazingly well at RC Lens this season,after he joined on loan from Roma. This is good for them too. Steven Gerrard shared a bit about the Saudi plan on “Stick to Football” recently. He said one of the things they told him was that they wanted to develop their academies especially and they wanted him to be part of it. I’ve attached the video. There’s an u21 league that is serious now in Saudi. You can also go pro at 16 years of age in Saudi now. It was 18 before. The youngsters are also exposed to these facilities which will aid their development, because some of them are expected to make that squad in 2034. Let me end this tweet with the shortfall of this project. Due to the influx of top players, many of these young players are not getting so much playing time, and they need to. They have a decent national team now but most of them won’t be present in 2034 when they host the World Cup at home. You can understand why these top teams don’t give so much youngsters opportunities even in Europe, this is because they’re chasing the league and they have no time for trials with the kids, this has to change. I always support the youth. I think teams are entitled to 8 foreign players, the league organisers should also put something in place to ensure teams play u21 players and the likes. I’m sure they’re thinking of these things and I’m rooting for them to do well. Fingers crossed.
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Pay attention to Saudi . They’re hosting the World Cup in 2034 and they have serious plans to do well at that World Cup. First thing for them is to invest in their league. These Saudi players in this Uruguay game, you could see their quality. They’re being coached by elite managers, they play with or against Ronaldo, Benzema, Kante, Mahrez, Mane, etc. these are players that have won everything. Exposure to such training programmes, world class coaches and team mates, facilities, it’s just madness. Most of the players in their squad are from the 4 government-owned teams like Hilal, Nassr, Ahli, some from Al Qadsia too which is also a good side. These top teams are exposed to world class structures (you can’t say same for the others, but that’s why the squad is made up of most players from the top teams). One of their players, Saud, was even bold enough to leave the league and he’s just done amazingly well at RC Lens this season,after he joined on loan from Roma. This is good for them too. Steven Gerrard shared a bit about the Saudi plan on “Stick to Football” recently. He said one of the things they told him was that they wanted to develop their academies especially and they wanted him to be part of it. I’ve attached the video. There’s an u21 league that is serious now in Saudi. You can also go pro at 16 years of age in Saudi now. It was 18 before. The youngsters are also exposed to these facilities which will aid their development, because some of them are expected to make that squad in 2034. Let me end this tweet with the shortfall of this project. Due to the influx of top players, many of these young players are not getting so much playing time, and they need to. They have a decent national team now but most of them won’t be present in 2034 when they host the World Cup at home. You can understand why these top teams don’t give so much youngsters opportunities even in Europe, this is because they’re chasing the league and they have no time for trials with the kids, this has to change. I always support the youth. I think teams are entitled to 8 foreign players, the league organisers should also put something in place to ensure teams play u21 players and the likes. I’m sure they’re thinking of these things and I’m rooting for them to do well. Fingers crossed.

TobyWrites

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Words can’t truly express how proud I am of my son, Courtney Ramey In just his second year of professional basketball, he helped lead his team all the way to the championship series, falling just short in a hard-fought Game 7. From being one of the top players in the league, to handling your finances wisely, to showing real maturity while living so far from home—you’ve done it all with grace and purpose. I salute you, son. Now, you're one of the most coveted players overseas, and this is only the beginning. Super proud dad right here. This is exactly what I raised you to be—successful, grounded, and ready for greatness. Keep going. 🙌🏽🏀❤️
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Words can’t truly express how proud I am of my son, Courtney Ramey In just his second year of professional basketball, he helped lead his team all the way to the championship series, falling just short in a hard-fought Game 7. From being one of the top players in the league, to handling your finances wisely, to showing real maturity while living so far from home—you’ve done it all with grace and purpose. I salute you, son. Now, you're one of the most coveted players overseas, and this is only the beginning. Super proud dad right here. This is exactly what I raised you to be—successful, grounded, and ready for greatness. Keep going. 🙌🏽🏀❤️

Terrell Ramey

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