Third time’s the charm for the Toffees as
Author: Michael
Well, boys and girls, it finally happened.
The big one. The one that we’ve been dreading since the space race (and invented an entire fake clock for) finally got dropped.
One of the B.R.I.C.S. nations finally got fed up with our American way of living and decided to unleash the fury of their nuclear arsenal on the unsuspecting people of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Callum Wilson scores his first goal of the seas
Zian Flemming tallies his third goal of the sea
This one was inevitable.
Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports that President Donald Trump wants the Commanders to name their forthcoming D.C. stadium after him.
The possibility was percolating throughout the political maneuvering to get the deal done. And given that he has previously demanded that the franchise “IMMEDIATELY” restore the name it abandoned more than five years ago, naming the stadium after him could be viewed as a more-than-acceptable compromise.
The gesture, if made by the Commanders, will have a cost in the form of lost revenue.
The Pro Soccer Talk crew previews a massive mat
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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell admitted Jamie Osborne’s shoulder injury “doesn’t look good” after the full-back was forced off during Saturday’s win over Japan.
Osborne, who also started last week’s loss to New Zealand, looked in pain when he was replaced by Jimmy O’Brien in the second half.
Farrell, who is already without first-choice full-back Hugo Keenan, sounded downbeat when asked about 23-year-old Osborne after his side’s 41-10 win.
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