Messi does it again!
PSG vs Lille, watch to the end.
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Last Thursday Argentina played Panama in a friendly at the River Plate stadium, winning 2-0.
Messi's free kick was simply sublime.
Tonight it's Curacao's turn in Santiago del Estero.
Lionel Messi takes centre stage in Argentina’s organic outpouring of joy | Michael ButlerTribute to World Cup heroes in Buenos Aires was a pure and outstanding moment that brought their captain to tearswww.theguardian.com -
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My now-favorite British podcast duo, in a very interesting interview with Gary Lineker. He seems like a very kind, unassuming, nice guy.
Leading: Gary Lineker: Politics, football and the BBC on Apple PodcastsShow Leading, Ep Gary Lineker: Politics, football and the BBC - Mar 26, 2023podcasts.apple.com -
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My now-favorite British podcast duo, in a very interesting interview with Gary Lineker. He seems like a very kind, unassuming, nice guy.
If you are enjoying this podcast series, you might enjoy the three part series, "The Long History of Argument" from Rory Stewart and available to listen to from the BBC here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00199xy or from Apple podcasts. I was re-listening to that series only this afternoon. I think that for recent times Rory Stewart is the best Prime Minister Britain never had. As I'm not politically aligned towards the Conservative party in the UK, I hope you take that as the compliment to Rory Stewart that I mean it to be.
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A high compliment indeed to Rory Stewart, bebopalula . I’m looking forward to “The Long History of Argument.” Thanks!
Back to the Lineker-BBC controversy —
Here’s The Guardian’s perspective from March 13.
Today in Focus: The BBC’s spectacular own goal on Apple PodcastsShow Today in Focus, Ep The BBC’s spectacular own goal - Mar 13, 2023podcasts.apple.com -
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Will Messi return to Barcelona? Today is decision day, apparently...
'Why Messi's dream Barca return looks very unlikely'Spanish football expert Guillem Balague explains why Lionel Messi's dream return to Barca is looking very unlikely.www.bbc.com -
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Man City looked pretty special the other night against Real Madrid.
The best I have seen them play to be honest.
Testament to what can be achieved with £2 billion, a manager with an offshore account, a suspended 2-year ban from European competition and 115 charges of financial irregularity.
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Testament to what can be achieved with £2 billion, a manager with an offshore account, a suspended 2-year ban from European competition and 115 charges of financial irregularity.
That’s all it takes? Sounds like a business model for all the other clubs!
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Man City looked pretty special the other night against Real Madrid.
The best I have seen them play to be honest.
Testament to what can be achieved with £2 billion, a manager with an offshore account, a suspended 2-year ban from European competition and 115 charges of financial irregularity.
Who?
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Messi will play in Saudi. Two years there and he will never have to work again.
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Will Messi return to Barcelona? Today is decision day, apparently...
I doubt it, he will go to where Ronaldo is at the moment
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Messi will play in Saudi. Two years there and he will never have to work again.
I'll be riding into CABA on Monday but I'll still have to work again
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It makes me want to play football at my grand age. Just go to Saudi Arabia, lol
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Watch out for the bone saws.
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Can someone please explain this to me?
BBC News - Quinn: The 'ground-breaking' first out transgender player at a Fifa World Cup
'Historic' - the World Cup's first out trans playerThere is much discussion to be found about transgender athletes in sport. In Australia and New Zealand, one has been helping drive their country's bid for…www.bbc.co.uk -
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What’s to explain? Nowhere near as hard to understand as “gradual devaluation!”
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Can someone please explain this to me?
Has he still got balls or not, you mean?
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Has he still got balls or not, you mean?
That can't be because Quinn, as she now wishes to be referred to, is a woman but described as a 'non binary out transexual' playing for the Canadian women's football team.
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