Tweet Tyrese Haliburton. The conductor of chaos. The WiFi router that never lags. The man who looked the NBA Finals in the face and said bet. Clutch shot? Not quite. This was a main character monologue. Fourth Quarter. Game on the line. Pull-up jumper from just inside the arc with […]
Read MoreNeville, Marinakis, and the Rush to Be Right
Tweet We say we want honesty in football. Transparency. People speaking their minds. But the moment they do, especially without all the facts, we hold them to account for being premature, misinformed, or just plain wrong. Sometimes, rightfully so. Gary Neville was banned from Nottingham Forest’s final home game of […]
Read MorePalace Make History as Eze Delivers FA Cup Glory
Tweet Eberechi Eze. Wembley. One chance. One finish. One moment that will live in Crystal Palace folklore forever. The Boy from Greenwich has finally made South London glad all over. While the bookmakers already had etched Manchester City’s name on the cup, Eze had other plans. A first-half moment of […]
Read MoreLive: Horsham and Littlehampton Battle for Sussex Glory at the Amex
Tweet Hello I’m Lachlan, I’ll be live blogging tonight’s fixture. Welcome to this live blog of the 2025 Sussex Transport Senior Cup Final between Horsham and Littlehampton Town. Tonight’s showpiece takes place at the American Express Stadium, the home of Premier League football in Brighton & Hove, where stars like […]
Read MoreTrust the Chaos: Why Arsenal’s Next Evolution Is Their Greatest Test Yet
Tweet There was a time not long ago when Arsenal played with a beautiful recklessness; when the Emirates felt alive with electric football. When Martinelli, Saka, Odegaard, Jesus, and Xhaka combined like a jazz band improvising on instinct alone. It wasn’t perfect but it was thrilling. It didn’t bring a […]
Read MoreRacial Abuse of Myles Lewis-Skelly Reveals England’s Deep Bias
Tweet Myles Lewis-Skelly’s recent call-up to the England National Team should have been a moment of celebration. Instead, it’s been marred by hate and racial abuse, both online and offline, representing a disturbing trend within English football. Lewis-Skelly, a promising young player, has faced unjustified attacks echoing the hostility that […]
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