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From the Rafah border crossing, Lewis Hamilton is pulling no punches on Israel's cruel siege regime.
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Clubs still making Carrick train the team whilst actively making it known since Monday he’s getting sacked (off socials)
It’s literally impossible to name a top club in the world rn that’s run worse than this
🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United make formal contact with US Soccer as Mauricio Pochettino appointment nears. 54yo’s release clause must be activated + extra payment for staff. #MUFC relaxed if Argentine manages #USMNT games. By @lauriewhitwell @AdamCrafton_ nytimes.com/athletic/7772824…
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United should sign huge talent not lots of medium talent. Then they should fill the gaps with academy graduates.
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Lewis Hamilton: "I'm here with the Egyptian Red Crescent as they load these boxes containing aid they have prepared to send to Gaza. They went to the Rafah border today, accompanied by their wonderful volunteers. They have more than 70,000 volunteers across Egypt, and over 2,000 people here volunteer every day to make sure these boxes are ready and packed as well as possible. They're fully ready to be
deployed. So we really need to put pressure on Israel to
reopen the crossing from the Palestinian side, because not enough trucks are getting through each day."
"The people in Gaza and Palestine are in such urgent need that they could hardly need this aid more than they do right now, so we really must apply pressure.
And work together to ensure this aid gets there. There is a great deal of it, and this center is just one of several different sites that also contain such wonderful supplies, full of food, medicine, and things that individuals and families in Palestine really need."
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Imagine being 1-9 and your teammate is talking about Saddams body guards.
Saddam Hussein kept Christians as his personal staff the people feeding, clothing and bathing. If you ask why? Saddam believed their religious views made them less likely to kill themselves trying to kill him. He was talking about the people with direct access to Saddam’s food and body, not his military commanders.
I’d never heard that account before but this is very telling
























